IEA About - Member Countries

IEA Member Countries

	Australia (Government site \| IEA site)	Japan (Government site \| IEA site)
	Austria (Government site \| IEA site)	Republic of Korea (Government site \| IEA site)
	Belgium (Government site \| IEA site)	Luxembourg (Government site \| IEA site)
	Canada (Government site \| IEA site)	The Netherlands (Government site \| IEA site)
	Czech Republic (Government site \| IEA site)	New Zealand (Government site \| IEA site)
	Denmark (Government site \| IEA site)	Norway (Government site \| IEA site) participates in the Agency under a special Agreement
	Finland (Government site \| IEA site)	Portugal (Government site \| IEA site)
	France (Government site \| IEA site)	Slovak Republic (Government site \| IEA site)
	Germany (Government site \| IEA site)	Spain (Government site \| IEA site)
	Greece (Government site \| IEA site)	Sweden (Government site \| IEA site)
	Hungary (Government site \| IEA site)	Switzerland (Government site \| IEA site)
	Ireland (Government site \| IEA site)	Turkey (Government site \| IEA site)
	Italy (Government site \| IEA site)	United Kingdom (Government site \| IEA site)
United States (Government site \| IEA site)

Poland is likely to become a member country in 2008. The European Commission also participates in the work of the IEA.

These countries are also all member countries of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), as the IEA is an autonomous agency linked with the OECD.