Global

IEEFA’s global research connects energy-market and financial analysis across regions to understand investment risks, cost pressures, and transition opportunities. We examine cross-border markets and technologies – including LNG, carbon capture and storage, steel, petrochemicals, nuclear, renewables and sustainable finance – where decisions in one region can affect prices, security and capital allocation elsewhere.

IEEFA’s regional and country-level work is the foundation of this approach. Energy markets are shaped by local policy, regulation, infrastructure and politics, so our analysis starts with evidence from the places where investment decisions are being made. Our global work draws out the connections among those markets and helps investors, policymakers, media and other decision-makers compare market signals, assess risk and understand the financial case for a faster, more secure energy transition

Data and Tools: IEEFA’s trackers and data tools are often built around regional markets, but they map parts of the same global energy transition. Used together, they show how LNG flows, gas demand, iron ore supply, infrastructure decisions, and policy shifts in one region may affect costs, energy security, and investment risk elsewhere.