Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis

The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) is an independent research organization producing nonpartisan, evidence-based analysis of energy finance and the economics of the global energy transition. Its audience includes investors, policymakers, businesses and communities, and its work spans the energy system broadly - renewable energy, fossil fuels, utilities and resource planning, and banking.

IEEFA operates as a remote-first organization, with staff working across five regions: Asia, Australia, Europe, North America and South Asia. The team combines energy finance analysts, communications specialists and management professionals, drawing expertise from investment decision-making, utility resource planning, banking, economic policy and campaign development.

The institute's main outputs are research and analysis on the global energy system and the economics of the energy transition, together with communications work that challenges misinformation and sets out the economic realities of the transition for diverse audiences. IEEFA is funded independently and does not accept money from governments or from corporations with commercial interests in its work.

Technical domains covered by the organisation include energy finance, economic and financial analysis, energy transition economics, utility resource planning, banking, economic policy, campaign development, communications and management.