The study highlights that the high cost of finance remains a major deterrent to e-bus adoption. Additionally, other concerns like limited e-bus designs, its robustness and longevity, lack of charging infrastructure, and poor know-how of the maintenance ecosystem are highlighted by operators.

Evaluates future energy options for Great Lakes shipping, analyzing alternative fuels and technologies against environmental regulations, costs, and emissions, aiming to guide the industry towards decarbonization by 2050.

The report analyses electricity data from 215 countries, including the latest 2023 data for 80 countries representing 92% of global electricity demand. The analysis also includes data for 13 geographic and economic groupings, such as Africa, Asia, the EU and the G7. It also dives deeper into the top six CO2 emitting countries and regions, which account for over 72% of global power sector emissions, and the Annex gives an overview of 25 other countries that are significant polluters.

The 2024 Policy Toolkit focuses on how the global doubling goal can be achieved and provides 12 concrete policy tools that address the efficiency of buildings, appliances, industry and vehicles. The Toolkit also contains a set of strategic principles and policy packages advanced by the IEA that can help governments seeking to implement efficiency policies rapidly and effectively.

The report provides a full update on the investment picture in 2023 and an initial reading of the emerging picture for 2024.

Based on lessons learned from renewable power auctions, this report represents a guide for policymakers concerned with the design of auctions for green hydrogen deployment.

Given the rising demand for the critical materials required in the manufacture of batteries for electric vehicles, This study provides a supply-demand analysis to explore potential bottlenecks by 2030.

This report examines the Hainan Province’s electric vehicle (EV) transition plan, and the infrastructure required to support it.

This report produced in support of Brazil’s G20 Presidency explores the feasibility and implications of setting up common criteria to enable fair comparisons of sustainable fuels.

The report offers a synthesis of this comprehensive dataset, helping users to make sense of latest trends and compare energy policy positions across different countries.