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EU4Energy
EU4Energy is a regionally-focused programme which concentrates on the 6 countries of the EU’s Eastern Partnership
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EU4Energy is a collaboration between the IEA, the European Union, Focus Countries and other implementing parties, designed to support the aspirations of Focus Countries to implement sustainable energy policies and foster co-operative energy sector development at the regional level. The EU4Energy programme is funded by European Union.
The first Phase of the Programme ran from July 2016 through June 2022, and focused on the countries of the Eastern Partnership (EaP) and Central Asia: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine and Uzbekistan. EU4Energy builds on the success of the long running INOGATE Programme and follows objectives for regional cooperation agreed between the EU and the beneficiary countries.
The EU renewed the EU4Energy Programme for a second phase, which began on 1 July 2021 and will run until 30 June 2025. EU4Energy Phase II focuses solely on the six countries of the EU’s Eastern Partnership: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, the Republic of Moldova, and Ukraine.
The Programme's aim is to improve energy data capabilities and enhance data collection and monitoring of the beneficiary countries. It also assists them in evidence-based energy policy design. The IEA is responsible for four components of the Programme, looking at energy data management and use, sustainable energy, energy security, and communication and visibility.
In addition, the EU4Energy Programme provides technical assistance on legislative and regulatory frameworks and on key energy infrastructure investments to the countries of the Eastern Partnership, via the Energy Community Secretariat and the Council of European Energy Regulators (CEER).
EU4Energy Secure Site
Explore key indicators for EU4Energy countries
EU4Energy statistics training
Building robust and flexible energy policies
A scenario-approach relying on energy system models is essential to support decision making because modern energy system analysis provides the best chance of ensuring decisions will not be regretted in the medium to long term. This report builds on IEA analysis of long-term energy policy planning, and further explores the capacity required at the national level for the different work areas.
Developing Capacity for Long-Term Energy Policy Planning: A Roadmap
A window into our work in Eastern Europe and the Caucasus
Video highlights from the IEA's work on the ground to improve energy data capabilities and enhance data collection and monitoring in select focus countries.
Home heating technology solutions
When it comes to home heating, consumers have a diverse array of options, from traditional systems that run on fossil fuels to cutting-edge sustainable solutions. This overview of technologies available globally allows for a closer examination of their individual characteristics and their potential role in achieving secure, sustainable heating for households.
Guides
Why good data makes good energy policy
Factsheet: Energy balances and use in policy-making
Brochures: English and local languages
In-Depth-Reviews of EU4Energy Energy Policies
Roadmap and summary brochures for policy makers
Country energy profiles
Events
EU4Energy Policy Forum: Energy Security Lessons Learned from Ukraine and Moldova
System Integration of Renewables in Moldova: a Roadmap - report launch
Cross Border Electricity Trading in Tajikistan: launch event
Georgia 2020
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Latest regional roadmap
Building on IEA analysis, this report covers national capacity needs, provides self-assessment tools, and offers resources for countries at all stages of long-term energy plan development.