Tracking Clean Energy Progress: www.iea.org/tcep Presentation slides: www.iea.org/media/presentations/TCEP-2019-Webinar.pdf Introduction - 00:35 Power - 7:26 Renewable power - 16:59 Fuel supply - 22:37 Industry - 28:00 Transport - 38:46 Buildings - 49:42 Energy integration - 58:26 Q&A - 1:06:15 Speakers: Dave Turk, Davide D’Ambrosio, Heymi Bahar, Glenn Sondak, Peter Levi, Jacob Teter, Thibaut Abergel, Luis Munuera, George Kamiya. Tracking Clean Energy Progress (TCEP) assesses the latest information on how 45 critical energy technologies and sectors are contributing to global clean energy transitions. It includes the most up-to-date information for where technologies are today and where they need to be according to the IEA’s Sustainable Development Scenario, a pathway to reach the Paris Agreement well below 2°C climate goal, deliver universal energy access and significantly lower air pollution. Given the urgency and scale of actions needed for clean energy transitions around the world, this year’s TCEP features much greater emphasis on recommended actions for governments, industry and other key actors in the global energy system. The analysis also includes in-depth analysis on how to address more than 100 key innovation gaps across all sectors and technologies. TCEP draws on the IEA’s unique understanding of markets, modelling and energy statistics to track and assess progress on technology deployment and performance, investment, policy, and innovation. It also draws on the IEA’s extensive global technology network, totalling 6,000 researchers across nearly 40 Technology Collaboration Programmes. TCEP is part of the IEA’s broader efforts on tracking energy transitions and key indicators to help inform decision makers on where to focus innovation, investment and policy attention to achieve climate and sustainable development goals.

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