Europe’s ‘armed wing’ of the energy transition pivots to Asia

The International Energy Agency (IEA) is looking to expand its tasks by turning to critical minerals, welcoming new members and boosting its focus on Asia with a new office in Singapore.

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Nikolaus J. Kurmayer Euractiv

IEA’s 7th Annual Global Conference on Energy Efficiency — The IEA, turning 50 in 2024, is looking for new tasks in a world in which its original focus on security of oil supply is becoming less essential. [EPA-EFE/CLAUS FISKER]

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