#IEA News
Wider adoption of heat pumps could accelerate decarbonisation of heating in China’s carbon-intensive buildings and light industry sectors, a report by the International Energy Agency (IEA) says.
China’s carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions fell by 1 per cent in the second quarter of 2024 in the first quarterly fall since the country re-opened from its “zero-Covid” lockdowns in December 2022.
Electric motorsports are helping drive the electric vehicle market, but EVs alone won't curb transport emissions.
The bulk of steelmaking around the world still relies on coal-based blast furnaces.
#IEA Opinion
Policy & Finance
Climate change talk is cheap without projects to finance
Climate finance conversations and summits must go beyond just allocating cash and be backed up with viable projects to invest in.
A new global platform harnessing AI and machine-learning could quickly identify renewables infrastructure projects worth US$2 trillion.
Policy & Finance
Globalisation is greener
The materials, innovation, and capital needed to reach net-zero emissions are not equally distributed and, as a result, must be shared around the world.
Food & Agriculture
We need a clearer roadmap to a resilient food system
As climate change hits farmers and those who depend on them, creating a smarter food system is now critical.
Carbon & Climate
Japan must step up climate ambition ahead of 2023 G7 leadership
Policy & Finance
New financial conditions, same climate calculus
Carbon & Climate
Banks and the green leap forward
#IEA Videos
A new web platform called the Global Calculator allows individuals and organisations to check on the impact of one's lifestyle on the climate and what one can do to ensure the earth does not heat up beyond 2°C.
#IEA Press Releases
International Energy Agency
IEA, Singapore’s Energy Market Authority collaborate to enhance capabilities in regional power grids
