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EnergyTechnology Perspectives 2026AbstractAbstractThe 2026 edition of Energy Technology Perspectives is published againsbackdrop of a fast-changing plicy and technology landscapetheGovernments are working to establish secure and resilient supply chainsfor clean enerov technolocies while advancina key energy policy goals such as energy securiy, afordabiy and economic competitveness, as wl asdimate and other environmental goals. In a landscape that is constantyevolving, this report aims to deliver timely insights into the status and outlool of technology deployment, manurfacturing, project pipelines, investmentsand trade of different energy technologies and materials. The aim is toprovide useful analysis that can infom the considerations of bolicv makeraround the worldEnergy TechnologyPerspectives 2026examines demand-side dynamicsforenergytechnologiesI oolicydevelopments well as supolv-side factors. includina manufacturindcapacity and trade flows, underpinned by robust modellina and auantitativei analysis This years edition puts a special focus on wuhnerabltiesin energytednolgy supply chains and industial competiveness, analysingmanufacturing cost structures andindustrial policv imactsThe IEA's Energy TFechnobgy Perspectives (ETP)series serves as the wordsguidebook fordlean energy technoloaies.AstheIEA's flashintechnology publication, ETP has been a key source of insights on allmattersIrelatin o energy technology since 2006. Over the past 20 years, ETP hasexpanded to encompass more data and analysis on difent aspects of energy technologies, nluding imfasiucture, supply chains and beyond The2026 edition aims to provide a comprehensive update on today's most pressing energy technology issuesPAGE|3
EnergyTechnologyPerspectives2026;ForewordForewordAs aovernments seek for new wavs to drive economic arowth and support national prosperity, many are looking at the potential opportunities from the emerging Ageof Electricity that the Intemational EnergyAgency (IEA) has repeatedly highlightedin our recent analysisThe data shows why. Today, a group of key technologies contributing to the AgeofFlectricity- includina solar panels, wind turbines, bateries, electric carelectrolysers and more - already represents a USD 1 tillion market. And in all othe IEA's scenarios about the future of energy, this valuatio...
