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The rapid expansion of solar PV and wind is putting greater strain on electricity systems

Curtailment and negative prices are becoming more common – highlighting the need for investment in grids, storage and flexible generation to cost-effectively integrate these variable renewables: iea.li/4pY9Nqw
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As renewables role in power systems grows, managing risks is key

Global supply chains for solar PV & rare earths used in wind turbines are highly concentrated in China

But diversification is set to remain limited by 2030 under today's policy settings ➡️ iea.li/4gXjRfc
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Companies' confidence in renewables remains strong – with investors & buyers benefitting from low solar prices

Most major developers have maintained or raised their 2030 deployment targets from last year, reflecting resilience & optimism in the sector ➡️ iea.li/48SwFS4
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Major solar PV & wind manufacturers are facing financial struggles despite strong deployment globally

PV prices in China dropped over 60% since 2023 due to a supply glut & fierce market competition, & wind manufacturers outside China are reporting losses: iea.li/46SmdHH
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Progress on delivering electricity access for all is stagnating. 730 million people globally still lack basic access – most of them in sub-Saharan Africa.

Our latest commentary examines why momentum is stalling & what’s needed to drive action forward 👉 iea.li/3VX8o60
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Solar is leading the growth of renewables – but wind, hydropower, bioenergy & geothermal are all contributing too

Geothermal is set to hit historic highs in key markets while pumped-storage hydro is growing fast, helping integration of solar & wind 👉 iea.li/4pUPz0N
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Global renewable capacity is on course to more than double by 2030.

Solar PV is set to lead – making up about 80% of the rise over this period.

In addition to growth in established markets, it’s also surging in Saudi Arabia, Pakistan & Southeast Asia 👉 iea.li/48SwFS4
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🗣️ "The growth in global renewable capacity in the coming years will be dominated by solar PV – but with wind, hydropower, bioenergy and geothermal all contributing, too."

Read more from IEA's Fatih Birol on the latest trends in renewables markets 👉 iea.li/4mYlJWL
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Explore our Renewables 2025 report 👇

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🗣 “As renewables’ role in electricity systems rises in many countries, policy makers need to play close attention to supply chain security and grid integration challenges.”

More from IEA's Fatih Birol on the implications of renewables' rapid growth 👉 iea.li/3KDqmbd
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Africa captures less than 1% of the value from energy technology manufacturing, despite supplying many of the critical minerals vital to it

Our new report explores how African countries can step up the value chain in global energy technology markets 👇 iea.li/4mUlKL8
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In just 1️⃣ hour, we're going LIVE for the launch of our new Renewables 2025 report! 🔴

Join our Executive Director Fatih Birol & lead author Heymi Bahar as they discuss the main findings.

Watch along from 11:00 CEST ➡️ iea.li/46Fp348
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Renewables 2025 is out!

It shows renewable power is continuing to grow strongly around the world, with global capacity set to more than double by 2030.

As it grows, the sector is navigating headwinds in supply chains, grid integration & financing.

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Energy efficiency can help address rising power use in the Middle East & North Africa

Improving the efficiency of air conditioners in the region could cut peak electricity demand growth in 2035 by the equivalent of Iraq’s current total power capacity 👉 iea.li/3VUclbj
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Total energy investment has risen in the past decade, but spending remains uneven globally

China, the US & the EU saw strong growth, while many developing economies, especially in Africa, are struggling to mobilise capital for energy infrastructure 👉 iea.li/440ofFG
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The Middle East & North Africa is a heat- & water-stressed region, with growing populations & economies.

As a result, the region's electricity demand is set to surge – with cooling & desalination accounting for around 40% of growth to 2035 👉 iea.li/3VUclbj
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Planned policies in the Middle East & North Africa are set to boost electricity generation from natural gas, renewables & nuclear to meet rising demand

As a result, oil's role in the power mix is set to shrink, impacting energy balances & emissions 👉 iea.li/3VUclbj
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Explore Global Hydrogen Review 2025 👇

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Global energy investment is on track to rise to $3.3 trillion in 2025

▶️ Around $2.2 trillion is going to renewables, nuclear, grids, storage, low-emissions fuels, efficiency & electrification

▶️ About $1.1 trillion is going to oil, gas & coal

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🎧 The latest episode of our Everything Energy podcast is out!

Listen as IEA’s David Martin & Ciarán Healy explain what petrochemicals are, how they’re produced & how they're reshaping global oil markets

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Low-emissions hydrogen production is set to grow strongly despite persistent challenges.

By 2030, projects that are operational, under construction or have reached final investment decision are expected to increase more than fivefold from 2024 levels 👉 iea.li/4nuVMPd
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Rising incomes & temperatures are set to boost the adoption of air conditioning units across the Middle East & North Africa in coming years

This is expected to be a key driver on the growth in the region’s electricity demand through 2035.

Learn more 👉 iea.li/4nMewK4
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Power sector investment in the Middle East & North Africa reached $44 billion in 2024 & is projected to rise another 50% by 2035

Nearly 40% of this is set to go to grids, with renewables & nuclear also seeing a jump in spending 👉 iea.li/4mz6LGe
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🗣️"Amid ongoing geopolitical uncertainty & renewed volatility in energy markets, energy security has once again become a top priority"

Our recent commentary examines if governments are well-positioned to respond to evolving risks in the energy landscape ➡️ iea.li/3IluXO2