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Summary of CETP Annual Report 2021

The Clean Energy Transitions Programme (CETP), launched in 2017 by the International Energy Agency (IEA), expanded its scope in 2021 to accelerate clean energy transitions in priority countries and regions. By partnering with member governments and organizations, the programme provided policy advice, technical support, and capacity-building to address climate goals, particularly targeting the development of resilient and sustainable energy systems.

Key areas of focus included energy efficiency, electricity sector reforms, and clean technology innovation. Notable priorities were Brazil, Mexico, China, India, Indonesia, and Africa, with new engagements in countries like Oman and Nigeria. The programme underscored digital advancements, such as through the 3DEN project, and contributed significantly to global dialogues, including climate resilience and carbon pricing policies.

Cross-cutting initiatives, like the Global E-Mobility Programme and data-sharing, enhanced collaboration and set new standards for international energy cooperation. Overall, the CETP amplified clean energy investment and policy implementation, fostering a shift toward sustainable energy systems with measurable impacts on emissions reduction and economic recovery, while supporting emerging economies in their transition to net-zero goals.