IEA
Beyond's analysis on IEA
- — Coal remains the leading source of global electricity, with the IEA forecasting 10,974 TWh of coal‑fired generation in 2026 despite rapid growth of wind and solar
- — IEA pushes EU to lift Arctic drilling moratorium to bolster oil supply
- — IEA lowers its 2026‑2027 Russian oil output forecast as Ukrainian drone strikes hit energy infrastructure, pointing to tighter global supply
- — IEA projects a 2027 oil surplus as restored Hormuz traffic could reshape global supply and pricing
- — IEA projects 5 million barrel per day oil surplus in 2027 as Middle East supply rebounds after Iran peace deal
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