Demand flexibility is already helping manage periods of peak stress in power systems And as electrification advances, it could evolve into an everyday tool for boosting system resilience & efficiency Our new report looks at how to unlock these benefits: iea.li/4oPUfFe

The benefits of energy efficiency for businesses go well beyond energy savings. #EfficiencyAction can improve productivity, strengthen competitiveness and enhance worker well-being. Read more ahead of our Global Energy Efficiency Conference on Monday 👇 iea.li/4wg1CbC

Our 11th Annual Global Conference on Energy Efficiency kicks off in just 3 days! Amid the energy crisis, senior decision makers will address how #EfficiencyAction can help shield consumers, strengthen energy security & boost competitiveness → iea.li/4aQLBAr

A huge surplus in global oil markets going into the Hormuz crisis provided a major cushion against the initial shock But with global oil inventories falling at a record pace since then, the recovery in flows through the Strait has come at a critical time: iea.li/3SVAj7L

What did the energy world look like on the eve of the current crisis? In our new podcast, IEA’s Alex Martinos examines key energy trends before the Middle East conflict & what they may tell us about what comes next. Apple iea.li/4echhAF Spotify iea.li/3Gc1tkP

Rapid action by Gulf producers has helped keep oil flowing to global markets amid the Hormuz crisis – with the expanded use of alternate shipping routes sustaining exports. And recent developments point to a recovery in transit through the Strait 👉 iea.li/4w6PcT7

As the effects of the energy crisis ripple across the globe, strengthening efficiency progress can offer key benefits for energy security & affordability. Decision-makers will discuss this opportunity at our Global Conference on Energy Efficiency next week in Montreal 👉 iea.li/4aQLBAr

Only 5️⃣ days to go until our 11th Annual Global Conference on Energy Efficiency! Ministers, CEOs & other key figures will discuss the benefits stronger #EfficiencyAction can bring for energy security & affordability amid the current energy crisis ➡️ iea.li/4aQLBAr

Despite progress in recent years, greater action is urgently needed to deliver access to electricity & cleaning cooking for all – especially in the most vulnerable regions. The new #TrackingSDG7 2026 report takes stock of the latest developments 👉 iea.li/3SpOLFa

Explore Southeast Asia Energy Outlook 2026 👇 Summary iea.li/4oysxN2 Energy landscape iea.li/4eeiPvU Outlook with today's policies iea.li/3QGdXGN Outlook with targets & pledges iea.li/4vJYdBw Challenges & opportunities iea.li/4ovccsz

Global energy demand growth was met by diverse range of sources in 2025 – led by solar & then gas. While growth slowed from the previous year against a complex economic and geopolitical backdrop, electricity use outpaced overall demand. More 👉 iea.li/44j2Dn7

Our Energy Snapshot newsletter went out Monday, looking at how global energy investment is evolving. Read the latest edition ➡️ iea.li/3SqKyAT Subscribe now ➡️ iea.li/4w5kppY

Heatwaves can put major strain on energy systems as demand for cooling sends power use soaring. In this 2025 podcast, IEA’s Brian Motherway looks at the rapid growth in air conditioning demand globally – and how to keep cool without overloading grids 👉 iea.li/4g0dZ6C

Next week, Ministers, CEOs & other key figures will convene in Montreal for our 11th Global Energy Efficiency Conference They’ll discuss the benefits stronger #EfficiencyAction can bring for energy security & affordability amid the current energy crisis: iea.li/4aQLBAr

The effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz has triggered the largest oil supply disruption in history, with losses from Gulf producers exceeding 1.3 billion barrels. Read more on how global oil supplies have readjusted to help fill this gap 👉 iea.li/4fVCWA8

District energy networks span over 1 million kilometres worldwide – delivering heat to more than 600 million people today. Our new report examines the role renewables can play in scaling up secure & efficient district energy systems around the globe 👉 iea.li/3SRvtIE

Global energy spending is on track to reach $3.4 trillion in 2026 Around $2.2 trillion of this is set to go to grids, storage, low-emissions fuels, nuclear, renewables, efficiency & electrification And about $1.2 trillion goes to oil, natural gas & coal: iea.li/3QUYR09

Our 11th Annual Global Conference on Energy Efficiency kicks off in 1️⃣ week! Amid the energy crisis, Ministers, CEOs & other key figures will address how #EfficiencyAction can help shield consumers, strengthen energy security & boost competitiveness → iea.li/4xMKz2o

Global energy demand growth was met by diverse range of sources in 2025 – led by solar & then gas. While growth slowed from the previous year against a complex economic and geopolitical backdrop, electricity use outpaced overall demand. More 👉 iea.li/44j2Dn7

Our latest Everything Energy podcast episode is out. Listen as IEA’s Marina Petrelli & Arthur Rogé examine the impact of disruptions to cooking fuel supplies on the world’s most vulnerable. Spotify ➡️ iea.li/41mMtre Apple ➡️ iea.li/4epjqJ

Southeast Asia is highly exposed to disruptions in oil & gas flows through the Strait of Hormuz The Middle East supplies 60% of the region’s crude oil imports & almost half of oil products refined or used in the region are made from Middle East crude oil: iea.li/4vksoPP

As electric vehicles move into the mainstream, consumer questions are arising – as is misinformation. Our new interactive tool answers some of the key questions emerging around EV use, costs, batteries & safety. Try it out 👉 iea.li/3RTD5tG

Stronger energy efficiency progress can serve as a cost-effective way to boost energy system resilience in Southeast Asia And coordinated regional responses to energy challenges, through initiatives like the ASEAN Power Grid, can deliver major benefits 👉 iea.li/4enGAAo

Electricity is moving to the centre of Southeast Asia’s energy future, with demand already rising 2x as fast as overall energy use Electric mobility in particular is growing fast – improving long-term energy security & bringing environmental gains 👉 iea.li/4enGAAo

As countries work to advance their energy goals, targeted international collaboration can help accelerate progress across key sectors. The new 2026 Breakthrough Agenda Report sets out priority areas for action. Read more 👉 iea.li/4e3J6wS

Our latest Everything Energy podcast episode is out. Listen as @IEA’s Marina Petrelli & Arthur Rogé examine the impact of disruptions to cooking fuel supplies on the world’s most vulnerable. Spotify ➡️ iea.li/4ksdtys Apple ➡️ iea.li/4epjqJ

Governments in Southeast Asia acted quickly to shield consumers from impacts of the current energy crisis Short-term measures include greater working from home & public transit use, energy subsidies & price caps, and fuel switching: iea.li/4enGAAo

The Middle East crisis is exposing vulnerabilities in global hydrogen supply chains, disrupting markets for fertilisers, chemicals & other refined products. Our new report offers a comprehensive view of developments in hydrogen markets around the globe 👇 iea.li/4fOZTVH

Southeast Asia is highly exposed to disruptions in oil & gas flows through the Strait of Hormuz The Middle East supplies 60% of the region’s crude oil imports & almost half of oil products refined or used in the region are made from Middle East crude oil: iea.li/3Se4UgE

Global energy spending is on track to reach $3.4 trillion in 2026. Around $2.2 trillion of this is set to go to grids, storage, low-emissions fuels, nuclear, renewables, efficiency & electrification. And about $1.2 trillion goes to oil, natural gas & coal 👉 iea.li/49shkHA

The new agreement between the US & Iran offers the prospect of a gradual recovery in oil production & exports from the Gulf Our new Oil Market Report sees global oil supply falling by 4 mb/d in 2026 due to the Gulf disruptions before rebounding in 2027 ⬇️ iea.li/4fQOGUC

Global energy demand growth was met by diverse range of sources in 2025 – led by solar & then gas. While growth slowed from the previous year against a complex economic and geopolitical backdrop, electricity use outpaced overall demand. More 👉 iea.li/4cjUgMY

Explore Southeast Asia Energy Outlook 2026 👇 Summary iea.li/4oysxN2 Energy landscape iea.li/4eeiPvU Outlook with today's policies iea.li/3QGdXGN Outlook with targets & pledges iea.li/4vJYdBw Challenges & opportunities iea.li/4ovccsz

🗣️"Southeast Asia is set to account for 20% of the growth in the world’s energy demand over the next decade, second only to India" More from IEA's @fbirol on what’s needed to ensure secure & affordable energy supplies in the region as demand rises 👉 iea.li/4vQZExR

In just 1️⃣ hour, we’ll go LIVE for the launch of Southeast Asia Energy Outlook 2026. Join our Executive Director Fatih Birol, Chief Energy Economist Tim Gould & Head of our Southeast Asia Regional Cooperation Centre Sue-Ern Tan as they discuss the key findings 👉 iea.li/445Jg0K

Southeast Asia Energy Outlook is out now. It shows the Strait of Hormuz crisis is reinforcing the need for Southeast Asia to tackle major energy vulnerabilities – especially with the region's energy use set to soar in coming years. Explore the report 👇 iea.li/3Se4UgE

Our newsletter went out today, with info & analysis on what the energy crisis could mean for electrification, meeting with the Netherlands’ Prime Minister, India's growing cooling demand & more. Read it in full → iea.li/4e8p2JI Subscribe now → iea.li/4gjn6iO

Southeast Asia Energy Outlook 2026 comes out tomorrow. Based on detailed analysis & projections, it looks at how the current energy crisis could affect policy priorities & investment strategies in the years ahead. Watch the LIVE launch from 11:00 CEST 👉 iea.li/445Jg0K

Disruptions to shipping flows through the Strait of Hormuz continue to have major implications for energy markets worldwide. Our new interactive data tool looks at the reliance of different countries on oil & gas supplies from the Middle East 👉 iea.li/4uvrKyb

Our latest Everything Energy podcast episode is out. Listen as @IEA's Kirsten Smith & Cecilia Tam examine how the current energy crisis is reshaping & reinforcing key energy investment trends around the world. Spotify: iea.li/41mMtre Apple: iea.li/4epjqJ

🗣️ "Throughout history, international collaboration has been a motor of innovation in energy technologies.” Our new commentary looks at how our Technology Collaboration Programme has helped drive innovation forward in the 50 years since its founding ➡️ iea.li/43D0jai

🗣️ “As India’s cooling demand surges, ensuring sufficient nighttime power capacity is key” Our new commentary examines how growing demand for cooling is impacting India's power system – and what’s needed to ensure electricity security 👉 iea.li/4vIq1Gp

As countries work to advance their energy goals, targeted international collaboration can help accelerate progress across key sectors. The new 2026 Breakthrough Agenda Report sets out priority areas for action. Read more 👉 iea.li/4e3J6wS

Global energy demand growth was met by diverse range of sources in 2025 – led by solar & then gas. While growth slowed from the previous year against a complex economic and geopolitical backdrop, electricity use outpaced overall demand. More 👉 iea.li/4cjUgMY

District energy networks span over 1 million kilometres worldwide – delivering heat to more than 600 million people today. Our new report examines the role renewables can play in scaling up secure & efficient district energy systems around the globe 👉 iea.li/4v3tqiV

Despite the destabilising effect of the Middle East conflict, global energy investment is set to grow to $3.4 trillion in 2026. Advanced economies and China are expected to make up over 70% of this spending. Explore the investment landscape by region 👉 iea.li/4elTIpJ

Global energy spending is on track to reach $3.4 trillion in 2026. Around $2.2 trillion of this is set to go to grids, storage, low-emissions fuels, nuclear, renewables, efficiency & electrification. And about $1.2 trillion goes to oil, natural gas & coal 👉 iea.li/49shkHA

Electricity-related investment remains the dominant theme in global energy spending trends & the current crisis is set to add to its momentum Electricity's share of global energy investment is rising to 60% in 2026 – up from less than 40% a decade ago: iea.li/4dPe8bJ

🗣️ "Supporting electrification is an opportunity to protect consumers from the long tail of the crisis, while making energy systems more resilient to future shocks" More on how the energy crisis is strengthening the case for electrification in Europe 👉 iea.li/4uZVDrb

🗣️ "Throughout history, international collaboration has been a motor of innovation in energy technologies.” Our new commentary looks at how our Technology Collaboration Programme has helped drive innovation forward in the 50 years since its founding ➡️ iea.li/4uZVDrb