Electricity markets must evolve as power systems become more complex, the IEA warns. Experts interviewed by Energi Media explain how better investment rules, flexible electricity use and coordinated provincial planning can support reliable, affordable power.
The IEA sees an electric economy taking shape. Canada is building more electricity supply, but has done far less to replace gasoline, diesel and natural gas in the technologies Canadians use.
World Energy Outlook 2025 takes a step back by eliminating the Announced Policies Scenario (APS) […]
Rating: High school and post-secondary Summary: Markham interviews Heymi Bahar, the International Energy Agency’s senior […]
Dr. Fatih Birol (r), Executive Director of the IEA, is in Washington to meet with US Secretary of Energy Rick Perry and to testify before the US Senate on the agency’s latest findings on global energy markets.
COP24 President Mr Michal Kurtyka closes out the successful 24th Conference of the Parties by […]
The International Energy Agency predicts that global coal demand will remain stable through to 2023, […]
Asia is home to one third of coal plants in the world which are less […]
World Energy Outlook 2018 examines future patterns of a changing global energy system at a […]
The IEA’s World Energy Outlook 2018 details global energy trends and what possible impact they will have […]
South Africa is a major player in African energy markets representing the largest energy consumer […]
Last week, the IEA held its third annual global conference on energy efficiency in Paris. […]
In natural gas markets, the prospects of a natural gas glut, which was commonly heard […]
Phasing out fossil fuel subsidies would facilitate the cost-effective deployment of the some of the […]
Many energy sector majors are moving downstream in order to capture additional value from hydrocarbons resources, […]