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📑 2026 Statistical Review of World Energy
Total energy supply (TES) exceeded 600 EJ in 2025, rising by 1.7% year on year. For the first time outside a recession, renewables became the largest source of TES growth, with solar contributing 71% of that increase. Fossil fuels still expanded in absolute terms and remained dominant at 86% of TES.
↓ Download📑 Global Energy Review 2026
The IEA's Global Energy Review 2026 assesses the trends that took place in 2025 across the energy sector worldwide, covering major fuels, technologies, and regions.
↓ Download📑 The Role of Gas in Powering AI-Driven Energy Demand
This report highlights that electricity demand growth is accelerating as data centres become the new “industrial load” of the AI economy, with their electricity consumption projected to double to 800-1000 TWh by 2030.
↓ Download📑 2025 World LNG Report
Global LNG trade grew by 2.4% in 2024 to 410.12 million tonnes, connecting 22 export markets and 48 import markets. The Asia-Pacific region remained the largest exporter, with 138.91 million tonnes in 2024, up 4.1 million tonnes from 2023.
↓ Download📑 China Natural Gas Development Report 2026
This report reviews global and China gas-market dynamics in 2025: global demand growth slowed to 1.6%, while China demand grew 1.9% and domestic output reached 262.1 bcm.
It also summarizes 14th Five-Year Plan progress in upstream, pipeline connectivity, storage, and market reform, and provides a 2026 outlook on demand, imports, and price volatility.
↓ Download📑 China Natural Gas Development Report 2025 (English)
In 2024, global natural gas consumption reached 4.13 trillion cubic meters, with the growth rate rising from 0.1% last year to 2.5%, mainly due to lower international gas prices, moderate global economic recovery, and extreme summer heat in the Northern Hemisphere.
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