Delighted to meet with Indonesia's Kementerian Energi dan Sumber Daya Mineral RI Secretary General Dadan Kusdiana at #IRENA14A to discuss 🇮🇩’s energy priorities

We highlighted excellent collaboration between International Energy Agency & 🇮🇩 in many areas, including Indonesia’s Just Energy Transition Partnership

Last week, ambassadors & officials from more than 20 African countries came together at our HQ to address the urgent need to expand access to clean cooking

The discussions will provide essential input for our upcoming Summit on Clean Cooking in Africa on 14 May

Learn more 📺👇

Throughout history, economic growth has been closely tied to a rise in greenhouse gas emissions.

But this relationship is beginning to change.

Read more on why this is and the impacts for energy & climate in our recent commentary by IEA's Siddharth Singh → iea.li/3Ui0RhX

The deployment of clean energy technologies is reshaping the future energy supply mix across the globe.

International cooperation for security, trade & innovation will remain important as the world transitions to a more secure & clean energy system 👉 iea.li/3Q5P1VI

++Hugely important new International Energy Agency analysis++

'Clean energy accounted for 10% of global GDP growth in 2023…This analysis highlights the scale and weight of the clean energy economy. It shows that it is not only growing quickly, but also has already become a powerful economic force.'

🗣 “As energy transitions advance, clean energy’s importance for economies around the world is only set to grow further.”

More on the emerging clean energy economy in this new commentary by IEA’s Laura Cozzi, Timur Gül, Thomas Spencer & Peter Levi ➡️ iea.li/4aEqkaW

Very pleased to meet Moldova’s Minister of Energy Victor Parlicov on the margins of the #IRENA14A

International Energy Agency will work closely with 🇲🇩 to support its ambitious energy transition agenda – which will be key to strengthening the security & resilience of 🇲🇩's energy system

Global nuclear power generation is set to rise to an all-time high in 2025, due to:

▶️ Recovering output in France
▶️ Plants coming back online in Japan
▶️ New reactors starting commercial operations in China, India, Korea, Europe & other markets

More → iea.li/3TYvN5l

Energy plays a key in role in ensuring reliable supplies of water, helping extract it, treat it & deliver it to citizens

Our commentary looks at the relationship between these interdependent resources & how energy can help ease the water crisis ➡️ iea.li/3vKe75D

In 2023, clean energy added around $320 billion to the world economy – accounting for 10% of global GDP growth.

In a new commentary, IEA analysts highlight how clean energy is becoming a powerful force for global economic growth.

Read more ➡️ iea.li/3Q7surq

New International Energy Agency analysis: Clean energy accounted for 10% of global GDP growth in 2023.

In the EU and China, it was over 30% and 20% respectively.

This growth comes from manufacturing, deployment and equipment sales.

Analysis by Laura Cozzi, Timur Gül, Thomas Spencer and Peter Levi

A great pleasure to meet with Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) Secretary Bhalla & Ambassador Sunjay Sudhir

Excellent exchange on further deepening International Energy Agency-🇮🇳 cooperation, advancing the goal of tripling renewables by 2030 – adopted under 🇮🇳's G20 Presidency & at COP28 – & financing energy transitions

New first-of-its-kind analysis from International Energy Agency shows the major contributions clean energy is making to the world economy

In 2023, it accounted for 10% of global GDP growth, adding around $320 billion to economic output

Learn more in our new commentary ➡️ iea.li/4d2594b

Electricity prices were generally lower in 2023 than in 2022.

But they varied widely by region, affecting economic competitiveness.

Despite a 50% drop, prices for energy-intensive industries in the EU in 2023 were almost double those in the US & China ➡️ iea.li/3UivPGH

The transformation of the world's power sector means clean sources are set to meet all the increase in global electricity demand in the next 3 years

This is mainly due to huge growth in renewables, but also nuclear's rebound to a historic high in 2025 → iea.li/3UiFCwh

Delighted to speak at the #WFES Pathways to 1.5C Summit, hosted by Masdar, on implementing the #UAEConsensus

International Energy Agency will work with countries to track progress on the delivery of COP28 outcomes, including tripling renewables, doubling energy efficiency & cutting methane emissions

Electricity use per capita in India & Southeast Asia has risen rapidly. But it has barely changed in Africa for over 30 years.

Scaling up reliable, affordable & clean electricity supply & grids is key to reach Africa's energy access & development goals ➡️ iea.li/3UgstUy

Low-emissions sources of electricity, led by solar, are on track to make up almost half of global generation by 2026, up from just under 40% in 2023

This is expected to push power sector emissions into structural decline in the coming years

Read more → iea.li/3UjsWW8

Global electricity demand is set to grow strongly in the years ahead

Most demand growth is in emerging economies, led by China, India & Southeast Asia

But EVs, heat pumps & data centres are pushing up electricity use in advanced economies as well → iea.li/3VVC18T