International Energy Agency

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Accelerating clean energy adoption can lower power costs

Solar and wind are the cheapest renewable energy options.

Clean energy sources to account for nearly half of electricity generation by 2026

Renewables will surpass coal by early 2025 in electricity generation.

MENA renewables to grow over 300% in 5 years

Solar PV will account for 85% of the projected growth.

China’s RE capacity to skyrocket by over 2 TW until 2028

The country is expected to meet its 2030 1,200 GW solar and wind target this year.

APAC renewables capacity to grow by 430 GW up to 2028

The installations will be led by India which is expected to deploy 205 GW during the period.

Global RE capacity addition up 50% YoY in 2023

China saw the largest growth in renewable energy.

Abu Dhabi, IEA ink MOU for power sector decarbonisation

The partnership will also work on renewable energy integration into the grid.

Power grid neglect stalls transition to clean energy: IEA

The IEA urged that 80 million km of grids must be added or replaced by 2040.

Renewables capacity to reach 4,500GW in 2024

This is equal to the total power output of China and the US.

India’s utility-scale solar addition to slow in 2023

The sector saw a record-high 14GW additions in 2022.

APAC battery investments up 27% YoY in 2022

Battery investments in the region will triple in 2023.

Global battery storage investment exceeds $20b in 2022

The US, China, and Europe comprised 90% of the total investment.

Clean energy investment to rise to US$1.7t in 2023: IEA

This includes funding for renewables, EVs, nuclear power, grids, and storage. 

Executives expect net-zero carbon emissions by 2057: report 

To attain this, investments need to increase to $4t by 2030. 

South Korea’s electricity demand up by around 3% in 2022

Renewables and nuclear mainly catered to the demand growth.