On Tuesday, we released Global EV Outlook 2024. Join the lead authors as they discuss the report's key findings our upcoming webinars.

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With all the challenges, it's worth to point the cautious optimism which you can interpret from International Energy Agency's EV outlook.

We will have enough batteries.🔋

Committed battery manufacturing capacity is 90% the NZE scenario 2030. The plants have reached the a final investment decision! 🧵

We just released a new Special Report on Batteries & Secure Energy Transitions!

It shows a rapid expansion of batteries will be crucial to delivering on the climate & energy security targets adopted at COP28.

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Batteries are a vital part of the energy transition. Here's why:

- They're the fastest growing clean technology on the market

- They help meet climate goals & ensure energy security

- They bring down emissions in power & transport

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International Energy Agency Alongside today’s new report, International Energy Agency is releasing 2 detailed interactive tools allowing users to dig deeper into EV trends & policies around the globe.

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Global electric car sales are on track to grow strongly again this year, reaching about 17 million

With more than 1 in 5 cars sold worldwide in 2024 set to be electric, the rise of EVs is transforming the auto industry & the energy sector

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Global EV Outlook 2024 comes out tomorrow!

The report covers the latest developments – including global EV sales trends, shifts in supply chains & implications for the energy & auto sectors

Join IEA’s Fatih Birol & Timur Gül as they discuss the main findings at the LIVE launch ⬇️

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

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Growing demand for heat pumps in China is driving progress towards energy & climate goals.

Our new report examines heat pump use in China's buildings, industry & district heating. And it explores how increasing adoption could cut emissions, air pollution & costs.

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