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Technology Innovation to Accelerate Energy Transitions

Table of contents

Table of contents

Abstract..........................................................................................................................................................

 

1

High-level recommendations for G20 priority action ...........................................................................................

2

1. Innovation is critical for meeting long-term policy goals ..................................................................................

4

The G20 in the changing energy landscape ................................................................................................................

4

Innovation as an engine of the future.........................................................................................................................

7

The way the energy sector innovates is changing.......................................................................................................

9

Technologies beneficial for energy transitions need different, more systemic and collaborative approaches to

 

innovation

...............................................................................................................................................................

10

2. The energy technology innovation process...................................................................................................

12

Energy technology innovation is an evolutionary, complex and interactive process..................................................

12

The role of governments in technology innovation ..................................................................................................

14

3. IEA innovation gaps....................................................................................................................................

16

4. Global trends of energy investment and innovation funding ..........................................................................

21

5. The role of collaboration in accelerating global energy innovation..................................................................

23

References ..............................................................................................................................................................

26

Annex A: IEA efforts to help accelerate global energy innovation ......................................................................

27

Annex B: Innovation gaps...............................................................................................................................

29

Innovation needs in the power sector.......................................................................................................................

29

Innovation needs in renewable power......................................................................................................................

32

Innovation needs in fuel supply................................................................................................................................

36

Innovation needs in industry ....................................................................................................................................

37

Innovation needs in transport ..................................................................................................................................

43

Innovation gaps in buildings ....................................................................................................................................

49

Innovation gaps in energy integration......................................................................................................................

54

General annex ...............................................................................................................................................

56

Abbreviations and acronyms ...................................................................................................................................

56

Units of measurement .............................................................................................................................................

56

Table of contents...........................................................................................................................................

59

List of figures

 

Figure 1.

TPES change 2006-16 by GDP per capita ...............................................................................................

4

Figure 2.

TPES by country, 2006 and 2016............................................................................................................

5

Figure 3.

TPES by fuel, 2016.................................................................................................................................

5

Figure 4.

Electricity generation by fuel, 2016........................................................................................................

6

Figure 5.

Tracking Clean Energy Progress, 2019 ...................................................................................................

7

Figure 6.

Speed of cost reductions in key energy sector technologies, against those in the digital sector ............

10

Figure 7.

The energy technology innovation process ..........................................................................................

13

Figure 8.

Innovation gaps 2.0: Illustration of the gap approach – energy storage.................................................

18

Figure 9.

Energy R&D expenditure in the public sector .......................................................................................

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Figure 10.

Private-sector investment in energy R&D, by subsector of investing company .....................................

22

Figure 11.

Connections among initiatives.............................................................................................................

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Figure 12.

A complex innovation system needs all supportive pieces to fit together

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List of boxes

 

 

Box 1.

An innovation gap example for hydrogen: Ammonia production with electrolytic ................hydrogen

19

List of tables

 

 

Table 1.

Innovation policy best practice calls for a broad, need-specific portfolio of ..........support mechanisms

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technologies, electricity

Belgium

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markets, energy efficiency,

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access to energy, demand

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side management and

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South Africa

work, the IEA advocates

Finland

Thailand

policies that will enhance

France

 

the reliability, affordability

Germany

 

and sustainability of

Greece

 

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Hungary

 

countries, 8 association

Ireland

 

countries and beyond.

Italy

 

 

Japan

 

 

Korea

 

 

Luxembourg

 

 

Mexico

 

 

Netherlands

 

 

New Zealand

 

 

Norway

 

 

Poland

 

 

Portugal

 

 

Slovak Republic

 

 

Spain

 

 

Sweden

 

 

Switzerland

 

 

Turkey

 

 

United Kingdom

 

 

United States

 

 

The European

 

 

Commission also

 

 

participates in the

 

 

work of the IEA

 

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