Each year, the International Energy Agency puts out a study of which technological advances are needed to keep global warming below two degrees Celsius. The 2012 report is out and the grades are dismal: Aside from a recent boom in wind and solar power, the world isn’t making much progress. Read full article > >

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Report: World progress too slow on climate control

The International Energy Agency warns that the economic recovery could be at risk if oil supply is not increased.

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Global recovery at risk says IEA

The high price of oil threatens to derail the economic recovery among developed nations, the International Energy Agency warns.

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Oil price ‘is risk to recovery’

Oil demand will be higher than expected in 2011 as global economic recovery speeds up, the International Energy Agency says.

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Oil demand up on global recovery

Global temperatures are projected rise 3.5 degrees C. over the next 25 years, the International Energy Agency said Tuesday, meaning that governments worldwide will have failed in their pledge to hold global temperature at a 2-degree increase. But there’s hope yet, says Fatih Birol, the chief economist for the Paris-based International Energy Agency (IEA). read more

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Global Temperature to Rise 3.5 Degrees C. by 2035: International Energy Agency

In its annual report, the International Energy Agency said it expected energy demand will grow by more than a third over the next 25 years.

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Jump in Energy Demand Seen by 2035

France has begun to tap its emergency fuel reserves, the International Energy Agency says, as a blockade of the country’s 12 oil refineries hits fuel supplies.

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France starts to tap oil reserves