The IEA’s latest World Energy Investment report highlights the shifting trend in energy transition and the need to focus on grid infrastructure and storage
                                                                                            This present association will give India access to reliable data, analysis, and policy recommendations in the critical mineral sector
                                                                                            In its Oil 2024 Report, the Paris-based energy watchdog said India's oil demand is forecast to grow more than any country's other than China between 2023 and 2030
                                                                                            In a statement issued after IEA's 2024 ministerial meeting in Paris, the agency said the talks with India are in recognition of the country's "strategic importance" in tackling global energy and climate challenges.
                                                                                            This is the first time that the report has predicted a drop in global coal consumption. Around 40 per cent of global carbon dioxide emissions stem from coal, while oil and gas contribute to the remaining percentage.
                                                                                            The critical pathway to the transition will involve largescale combinations of blended finance, technology dispersion at low costs and globally dispersed production chains
                                                                                            The Paris-based agency said in a new report that while coal use grew by only 1.2% in 2022, the increase pushed it to an all-time high of more than 8 billion metric tons, beating the previous record set in 2013.
                                                                                            Oil and gas upstream investment needs to increase and be sustained at near pre-COVID levels of $525 billion through 2030 to ensure market balance, according to International Energy Forum
                                                                                            While the IEA chief warns of a repeat, the IMF presents a different view saying oil prices will not throw the earth off its axis
                                                                                            “If we don’t make a positive contribution here we may see prices even going higher, being much more volatile and becoming a major risk for recession for the global economy,” IEA's executive director Fatih Birol told Bloomberg TV.
                                                                                            "It’s important to understand that if you want a means of energy storage, hydrogen is a bad choice," Musk said at a summit on May 12.
                                                                                            Three million barrels per day of Russian oil and products may not find their way to market beginning in April in the wake of its invasion of Ukraine, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said
                                                                                            The United States and a handful of other oil-consuming nations announced on November 23, a release of their strategic oil reserves in a bid to blunt soaring prices at the pump that are biting into consumers' pocketbooks and pushing up transportation costs.
                                                                                            Energy market volatility will continue to be a risk unless governments act, says energy agency chief
                                                                                            During his visit yesterday, Pradhan was accompanied by Consulate General of India in Houston, Dr Anupam Ray, Senior Officials from Oil and Gas sector, Indo-American Chamber of Commerce of Greater Houston (IACCGH).
                                                                                            While New Delhi has not shown its full hand in revealing its intentions, the first reports that SPRs might provide 90 days of net import coverage had stoked industry hopes of an important new pillar of oil demand.
                                                                                            Fatih Birol, chief economist & director of global energy economics at International Energy Agency (IEA) says with lower oil prices India would now be saving around USD 65-70 billion on oil imports.
                                                                                            Oil began the day lower after the IEA, which advises industrialized countries on energy, warned the global glut was building and the United States may soon run out of tanks to store crude.
                                                                                            Several Asian economies will be on GDP-watch this week, including India, the Philippines, Taiwan and Singapore.
                                                                                            World oil demand growth will expand faster this year than previously expected, with total consumption topping 90 million barrels per day, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said on Thursday.