The World Energy Outlook 2025 was released by which organization?

International organisations are typically identified by the specific domain their official mandate covers -- a meteorological body tracks weather and climate, a monetary body tracks currency and financial stability, and an energy agency tracks global energy supply, demand and policy. Matching a report's title to the correct publisher means matching its subject to the issuing body's actual mandate, not just its geographic scope.

The World Energy Outlook is the International Energy Agency's (IEA) flagship annual publication, and the 2025 edition is officially cited as "IEA (2025), World Energy Outlook 2025, IEA, Paris." The IEA, an autonomous intergovernmental agency headquartered in Paris, produces this report every year to analyse global energy markets, demand-supply trends and policy scenarios -- exactly the domain the report's title points to.

• The World Meteorological Organization publishes weather and climate reports, not energy-market outlooks.

• The International Monetary Fund publishes reports on currency, fiscal policy and financial stability, not energy production or demand.

• No major global body named "Petroleum Energy Agency" publishes an annual World Energy Outlook report.

Since the report's subject and its official citation both point to the IEA, and none of the other three offered bodies' mandates match an energy-market outlook, the International Energy Agency is confirmed as the publisher.