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Clean Energy Transitions Programme Annual Report 2022 Summary

Introduction

The Clean Energy Transitions Programme (CETP) is the largest and most important programme at the International Energy Agency (IEA), focused on accelerating clean energy transitions in emerging and developing economies. It operates through three pillars: national transitions, multilateral coordination, and global energy dialogue.

Key Findings

1. Support for Priority Countries: The CETP worked extensively with major non-member countries like India, Indonesia, China, Brazil, and South Africa, and provided support to countries in sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia to achieve their climate goals.
2. Multilateral Engagement: The IEA strengthened collaboration with international organizations, including the G20, COP27, and UN agencies, contributing significantly to global climate discussions while showcasing its role as a trusted advisor.
3. Data and Analysis Expansion: The CETP enhanced its data collection for clean energy transitions and launched tools like the Critical Minerals Policy Tracker to support informed policy decisions.
4. Innovations and Projects: Through its programmes, the IEA supported the advancement of green hydrogen, carbon capture technologies, renewable energy deployment, and digitalisation of energy systems.
5. Capacity Building and Training: The CETP delivered numerous training sessions and workshops across its focus regions to build capacity and promote policy exchange.
6. Funding and Growth: CETP funding increased by 23% in 2022, with a strategic reallocation to support impactful work in key regions.

Future Commitments

The joint commitment signed by IEA member countries allocates EUR20 million annually to the CETP through 2030. The Strategic Framework for 2023 sets priorities to build synergies and further scale up activities in clean energy transitions.