Modernising Grids in the Age of Electricity
Digitalisation, grid-enhancing technologies and AI for making better use of electricity networks. Distinguishes system-wide potential from network-specific operating limits.
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Gas Reserve Mechanisms and Flexibility Options
Examines physical reserves, flexible supply contracts and international coordination as ways to manage short-term gas supply interruptions.
View originalElectricity Mid-Year Update 2026
Updates electricity demand, generation and emissions forecasts for 2026–2027, alongside wholesale-price developments and regional comparisons.
View originalScaling Up Demand Flexibility
Examines how flexible electricity demand can support system operation beyond managing peak consumption.
View originalGlobal Energy Review 2026
A retrospective account of recent energy demand, supply and emissions developments.
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A retrospective account of 2024 energy demand, generation and emissions.
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Power demand, generation, prices and reliability, with forecasts through 2027.
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The annual outlook for long-term energy-system research.
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The next annual reference in the renewables outlook series.
View originalElectricity 2024
Electricity demand, supply and emissions forecasts through 2026, including the role of data centres.
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Renewable energy market analysis and forecasts.
View originalWorld Energy Outlook 2024
Energy pathways and their assumptions; a reference for scenario comparison.
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