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'Trade wars' are not good for energy security, Russia's energy minister warnsRising trade tensions and 'protectionism' in trade policies are a risk for the global energy outlook, Russia's energy minister said.
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The International Energy Agency has a sobering warning about the health of the world’s oceans
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The International Energy Agency has a sobering warning about the health of the world’s oceans
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Renewable energy is growing too slowly to meet climate goals, International Energy Agency warnsRenewable energy will continue to grow rapidly over the next five years, but clean power adoption needs to speed up to meet climate and sustainability goals, the International Energy Agency says.
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Oil prices are ‘entering the red zone,’ warns International Energy Agency chiefThe head of the International Energy Agency makes a direct appeal to OPEC and other major producers to increase output, warning in a television interview that oil prices are “entering the red zone.”
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Analysis | The Energy 202: New Trump-chosen chair of independent energy agency promises to avoid politicsThe Energy 202: New Trump-chosen chair of independent energy agency promises to avoid politics
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Coal demand will remain steady through 2023, International Energy Agency saysThe International Energy Agency forecasts global coal demand will remain essentially stable over the next five years, inching up by just over 1 percent between 2017 and 2023.
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Oceans Have Absorbed 1,000 Times More Energy Than What The Global Human Population Uses Each YearThe oceans have absorbed 1,000 times more energy than what all humans on the planet consume each year.
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Oceans Have Absorbed 1,000 Times More Energy Than What The Global Human Population Uses Each YearScientists discovered that the oceans have absorbed 1,000 times more energy than what the entire human population uses annually
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