International Energy Agency

International Energy Agency and Imperial College London research further underlines strong investment case underpinning renewables sector

IEA expects global energy investment to plummet by $400bn this year with major implications for renewables, energy efficiency and net zero

New renewable power capacity set to drop 13 per cent from last year but rebound in 2021 after coronavirus crisis

Carbon emissions from energy stayed the same in 2019 despite expectations of further growth, latest International Energy Agency data indicates

But fuel use set to remain 'broadly stable' over next five years as falling demand in West is offset by surging growth in Asia, according to International Energy Agency

Offshore wind could drive $1tr of investment, but IEA warns uncertainties in terms of policy and technology are still presenting obstacles for developers

All you need to know about the IEA's projections for the global renewables market for the next five years

International Energy Agency data prompts fresh concerns about world's ability to meet long-term climate change goals

Two international bodies agree to strengthen collaboration, as IRENA revises down its estimates for renewables costs through to 2050

Energy efficiency could prove a climate saviour according to the IEA, and yet the policy action needed to help realise huge savings is weakening