La Agencia Internacional de Energ\u00eda ha publicado un informe sobre energ\u00edas renovables al 2021.\u00a0La informaci\u00f3n hasta este a\u00f1o\u00a0incluye datos hist\u00f3ricos y de pron\u00f3stico (2021 a 2026) acerca de: Datos de generaci\u00f3n y capacidad de electricidad renovable, incluida la energ\u00eda hidroel\u00e9ctrica, la energ\u00eda e\u00f3lica terrestre, la e\u00f3lica marina, la bioenerg\u00eda para la energ\u00eda, la energ\u00eda solar fotovoltaica, la geotermia, la CSP y los oc\u00e9anos. Biocombustibles para el sector del transporte que incluyen producci\u00f3n, consumo y comercio\u00a0de\u00a0etanol, diesel renovable, biodiesel y biojet; Sector de calor renovable que incluye el consumo total de calor, el consumo total de calor no renovable, el consumo total de calor renovable, el consumo de calor renovable moderno, el consumo de calor renovable moderno directo y el consumo de calor renovable indirecto.<\/p>\n
Renewables 2021 is the IEA\u2019s primary analysis on the sector, based on current policies and market developments. It forecasts the deployment of renewable energy technologies in electricity, transport and heat to 2026 while also exploring key challenges to the industry and identifying barriers to faster growth.<\/p>\n
Renewables are the backbone of any energy transition to achieve net zero. As the world increasingly shifts away from carbon emitting fossil fuels, understanding the current role renewables play in the decarbonisation of multiple sectors is key to ensuring a smooth pathway to net zero.<\/p>\n
While renewables continued to be deployed at a strong pace during the Covid-19 crisis, they face new opportunities and challenges. This year\u2019s report frames current policy and market dynamics while placing the recent rise in energy and commodities prices in context. In addition to providing detailed market analysis and forecasts, Renewables 2021 also explores trends to watch including storage, producing hydrogen from renewable electricity, stimulus packages, aviation biofuels and residential heating.<\/p>\n