Clean energy investments slowed considerably in 2016 in both OECD and non-OECD markets but the drop-off was most significant in emerging markets, falling by $40.2 billion to only $111.4 billion in 2016, according to Bloomberg New Energy Finance’s new Climatescope 2017 report.
According to new figures from the International Energy Agency, non-OECD Asia is quickly moving up on the OECD as the world’s largest energy consumer. Specifically, as can be seen in the graph below, while the combined percentage of global energy consumption between the OECD (including Japan and Korea) and the … [continued]
Provisional data provided by the International Energy Agency shows electricity production down 0.8% in the OECD, due to a drop in fossil fuel and hydro production. The figures, released on Thursday, show that electricity production in the 34 member states of the OECD fell 0.8% to 10,712 TWh, a decrease … [continued]
