World Energy Investment 2024
Overview and Key Findings
- Clean Energy vs. Fossil Fuels Investment: In 2023 and projected for 2024, global investment in clean energy is nearly twice that in fossil fuels. However, there are significant imbalances, with Emerging Market and Developing Economies (EMDEs) outside China accounting for only about 15% of global clean energy spending.
- Investment Trends: The report tracks capital flows in the energy sector, examining how investors assess risks and opportunities across various areas such as electricity markets, energy efficiency, and renewable energy technologies.
Key Data Points
Regional Deep Dive
- United States: Detailed analysis of investment trends.
- Latin America and the Caribbean: Insights into regional investment patterns.
- European Union: Comprehensive overview of energy investment.
- Africa: Examination of investment challenges and opportunities.
- Middle East: Analysis of regional energy investment dynamics.
- China: In-depth look at Chinese energy investment.
- India: Detailed assessment of Indian energy investment.
- Japan and Korea: Analysis of energy investment in these countries.
- Southeast Asia: Insights into regional energy investment.
- Eurasia: Examination of investment trends in this region.
Additional Insights
- COP28 Goals: The report assesses efforts needed to transition away from fossil fuels, triple renewable capacity, and double the rate of energy efficiency improvements by 2030.
- Investment in Clean Energy vs. Fossil Fuels: Comparison of investment trends in clean energy versus fossil fuels, highlighting the growing importance of clean energy.
- Geographic Distribution: Detailed breakdown of investment by region and country.
This summary captures the key aspects and data points from the World Energy Investment 2024 report, focusing on investment trends, regional insights, and the broader context of energy transitions.