The Latest Breaking News from IEA

The energy transition is not on track to mitigate the effects of climate change. Take the case of Shell, whose shareholders recently voted to decelerate the UK-based oil giant’s climate targets. Shell had planned to cut its “net carbon intensity” by 20% by 2030 and 45% by 2035, but now…

Critics claim the technology is best suited to newbuilds – but studies reveal success with retrofits and in poorly insulated homes

Global sales expected to pass 70 million by 2035, although concerns raised over slowing momentum

Researchers say world has enough fossil fuel projects planned to meet demand forecasts to 2050 if net zero is reached

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Half of all new cars are now SUVs, making them a major cause of the intensifying climate crisis, say experts

"The lack of access to these "clean cooking" technologies is responsible for 3.7 million premature deaths annually"

Discussions on how to scale up resources to deliver efficient and affordable clean cooking to all are on the table at the 9th Annual Global Conference on Energy Efficiency by the International Energy Agency

The scourge of dirty cooking fuels in Africa – an invisible killer for half a million women and children each year – stirred up pledges of €2.2 billion in Paris this week as oil and gas companies joined efforts to bring about access to healthy cooking methods by 2030.

The sharp drop in prices for minerals critical to the green energy transition is masking a looming shortage due to inadequate investment, the International Energy Agency said Friday.

Potential shift in US energy policy under Trump's second term and its global impact.