
How we reach zero-carbon energy independence
Energy security equals energy independence, and the key to that is greater electrification, digitization and zero-carbon energy.
Energy security equals energy independence, and the key to that is greater electrification, digitization and zero-carbon energy.
The IEA is expecting increased capacity for renewable energy this year, driven by climate change and energy security concerns. But will the trend continue?
The war in Ukraine has exacerbated the global energy crisis and the IEA has outlined a 10-point plan to cut oil use. But to make it work, people and governments will have to make smart ch...
New solar panels are being developed that generate power in the dark and using friction from raindrops. Others use robot cleaners to boost efficiency.
Manufacturers are developing luxury EV models before expanding into cheaper, mass-market vehicles. Semiconductor shortages have also driven up prices.
In a lab, coral larvae was successfully regrown on underwater steel and concrete. Now one company is creating coral reefs on four offshore wind turbines.
Start-ups are finding new ways to provide clean energy sources. Experts say they’re playing a crucial role in helping meet net-zero targets.
As the world races to decarbonize heavy industry we must ensure a just energy transition. Investment and scaling up of clean technologies will be critical.
First Movers Coalition members understand that by investing in clean technology now they can accelerate decarbonization and gain a competitive advantage.
Energy market volatility and security constraints present an opportunity to accelerate the energy transition. A new report outlines how it can be achieved.
Industrial decarbonization requires cross-sector collaboration to strengthen demand for low-carbon solutions such as carbon capture, use and storage.
The global coal plant capacities rose by nearly 1%, or 18.2 gigawatts last year as the world recovered from the COVID-19 pandemic, and despite climate pledges.
With the push for renewable energy increasing, solar power is being produced in some surprising places. But will it be enough to help combat climate change?
Microgrids can step in when the main electricity grid fails. And as they can be powered by renewables, they are a sustainable and affordable option, too.
Europeans can cut energy bills and help Ukraine by following nine simple steps, the IEA and European Commission say in their new Playing my Part report.