IICEC Enerji Piyasası Haber Bülteni 25. Sayı

Energy and Climate Ministers from IEA Member, Association, and Accession countries, as well as other key partners, gathered in Paris on March 23 and 24 for the 2022 IEA Ministerial Meeting, which came at a critical time for the global economy and energy markets in the aftermath of the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The two-day meeting, chaired by U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer M. Granholm, hosted more than 40 Energy and Climate Ministers from across the world. The IEA Ministerial Meeting addressed today's growing energy-security problems, particularly the imperative of speeding up the clean-energy transition as a crucial component of the solution. Another important aspect of the meeting was the promise of governments in their attempts to maintain secure and affordable energy supplies for residents while carrying out the pledges made during the COP26 Climate Change Conference in Glasgow to reduce global emissions.1 U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm, who chaired the Ministerial Meeting said: “Today, IEA Member Countries and the European Commission banded together on actions to stabilize the global energy market. The urgent need to accelerate the equitable transition to clean energy remains a top priority and must be accelerated. I am honored to work alongside this collection of the world’s incredibly talented energy leaders. We are committed to a clean energy future that will create millions of good paying jobs, mitigate the destructive impacts climate change, and ensure a peaceful energy future.”