NEWS – International Energy Agency (IEA) published the Clean Energy Transitions Programme annual report 2023

CLEAN ENERGY TRANSITIONS PROGRAMME (CETP)

• Launched in 2017 by the International Energy Agency (IEA) to accelerate progress towards a global net-zero energy system.
• Aims to support emerging markets and developing economies through world-class analysis, technical assistance, and capacity building.
• Structured across three pillars: establishing clean energy transition goals, facilitating coordination among multilateral organizations, and enabling global clean energy transitions.

CETP Achievements in 2023:

• New fuel standards for trucks in Indonesia, Energy Transition Plan in Uganda, and regulations for the spot electricity market in China.
• Aligning policies with IEA recommendations and reinforcing the Agency’s advisory role.
• Publications such as the Latin America Energy Outlook and World Energy Outlook Special Report on clean cooking in Africa.
• Support for IEA’s work on energy efficiency, critical minerals, energy employment, and clean energy investment.
• Contribution to global energy dialogue outcomes in G20, G7, and ASEAN Ministerial meetings.
• Engagement with UN climate meeting COP28 in Dubai and support for 1.5°C-aligned energy transitions in the Global Stocktake outcome.

INTERNATIONAL ENERGY AGENCY (IEA)  

• Autonomous inter-governmental organization under OECD.
• Mission: Shape secure, sustainable global energy future.
• Founded: 1974 post oil crisis for oil supply security.
• Focus: Energy security, growth, sustainability, universal access.
• Membership: 31 member countries, 11 associations, OECD criteria.
• Activities: Analysis, policy advice, research, dialogue.
• Collaboration: Governments, industry, international organizations for energy policies.