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- Emissions - Electricity 2026 - IEA
Electricity 2026 - Analysis and key findings A report by the International Energy Agency
- Executive summary - Electricity 2026 - IEA
Electricity 2026 - Analysis and key findings A report by the International Energy Agency
- Supply - Electricity 2026 - IEA
Global electricity generation will reach multiple new milestones in our 2026-2030 forecast period This is particularly the case for low-emissions generation sources – renewables and nuclear – which will continue expanding and setting new records Renewable energy is now outpacing coal, with nuclear generation simultaneously reaching historic highs Constrained by growth in low-emissions
- Grids - Electricity 2026 - IEA
Accelerating the build out of grids is a key imperative as the new era of electricity evolves around the world Over 2 500 GW of renewable, large‑load and storage projects are currently stalled in grid queues worldwide With grid investment lagging far behind that for generation projects, many power systems already face rising congestion‑related curtailment Meeting electricity demand
- Demand - Electricity 2026 - IEA
As the Age of Electricity moves apace, demand is on a solid upward trajectory in our five-year forecast period from 2026 to 2030 Amid robust growth, the next five years will add on average 50% more electricity demand per year than over the past decade The brisk pace will be supported by growing industries, electric vehicles, space cooling, and data centres, among many other end uses
- Flexibility - Electricity 2026 - IEA
With the share of variable renewable energy (VRE) sources in electricity supply rising rapidly in many regions and end-use sectors such as heating and transport becoming progressively more electrified, demand flexibility has become an essential component for power systems In this evolving energy landscape, demand response (DR) programmes are becoming an increasingly important flexibility tool
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