This study was prepared by the Office of the Chief Economist (OCE) of the International
Energy Agency in co-operation with other offices of the Agency. It was designed
and directed by Fatih Birol, Chief Economist of the IEA. Laura Cozzi and Marco
Baroni co-ordinated the analysis of climate policy and modelling; Trevor Morgan
co-ordinated the analysis of oil and natural gas and the Caspian outlook; Amos
Bromhead co-ordinated the analysis of fossil-fuel subsidies. Maria Argiri led the work
on renewables, John Corben and Paweł Olejarnik (oil, gas and coal supply), Christian
Besson (unconventional oil), Alessandro Blasi (Caspian and oil), Raffaella Centurelli
(energy poverty and modelling), Michael-Xiaobao Chen (fossil-fuel subsidies and
China), Michel D’Ausilio (power sector and renewables), Dafydd Elis (power sector
and renewables), Matthew Frank (fossil-fuel subsidies and power sector), Tim Gould
(Caspian and oil), Timur Gül (transport and modelling), Kate Kumaria (climate
policy), Qiang Liu (China), Bertrand Magné (climate policy and modelling), Teresa
Malyshev (energy poverty), Timur Topalgoekceli (oil), David Wilkinson (power sector
and modelling) and Akira Yanagisawa (fossil-fuel subsidies and modelling). Sandra
Mooney provided essential support. For more information on the OCE team, please see
www.worldenergyoutlook.org.