#JornadasEnerclub#Electricity2024
El 11 de marzo presentamos el Informe de la Agencia Internacional de la Energía (@IEA ) IEA ELECTRICITY 2024 (presencial y streaming) a las 12:00H. CET
con Eren Çam, Energy Analyst for Electricity de la IEA
Inscripción > https://t.co/zvBETd4Zxp
@LionHirth Dear Lion, thanks for sharing this figure from our latest IEA Electricity Market Report Update (Including the link here for these who would like to take a more detailed look: https://t.co/DcIki4aXXQ)
The new @IEA Electricity Market Report is out!
It shows that renewables are on track to meet all the growth in global electricity demand over the next 2 years
By 2024, renewables are set to account for over a third of global power generation
Read more: https://t.co/aPnJSSfxYW
In a year when global electricity demand rose by 2%, the European Union was the only major region where demand declined substantially in 2022 - falling by 3%
Read more in our latest commentary on what drove this drop in 🇪🇺’s electricity consumption 👉 https://t.co/0j8p4xWv1C
Net #weather#impact on #electricity#demand was limited to a decline of less than 1%. We show that the impact of the mild winter was tempered by a hot summer, but the effects varied by region. See our commentary for more insights: https://t.co/SjUKveVWff
It was not only the mild winter: 🔌⚡
In 2022, the #EU was the only major electricity-consuming region to see a decline in electricity demand (-3% yoy). We show that the reduction of more than 2% was due to non-weather-related factors, primarily the soaring #electricity#prices.
The devastating situation in the earthquake zone in Türkiye calls for more international solidarity.
I urge the global energy sector to do whatever it can to help. Based on my discussions with authorities & organisations responding to the crisis, these items are urgently needed: