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1 paź 2024 · The World Energy Outlook covers the whole energy system, using a scenario-based approach to highlight the central choices, consequences and contingencies that lie ahead. It also illustrates how the course of the energy system might be affected by changing key variables, including the energy policies adopted by governments around the world.
- Context and scenario design
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, conflict in the Middle East,...
- Overview and key findings
Clean energy meets virtually all growth in energy demand in...
- Executive Summary
Executive Summary. Geopolitical tensions and fragmentation...
- Pathways for the energy mix
Seven clean energy technologies – solar PV, wind, nuclear,...
- Exploring uncertainties in the Outlook
EV sales were the largest uncertainty analysed: a slower...
- Context and scenario design
With rising investment of clean technologies and rapid growth in electricity demand, the WEO 2024 examines how far the world has come on its journey towards a safer and more sustainable energy system, and what more needs to be done to reach its climate goals.
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3 dni temu · Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, conflict in the Middle East, broader geopolitical tensions, and elections in countries accounting for half of global energy demand today mean a very high level of uncertainty over the projections in this Outlook.
Clean energy meets virtually all growth in energy demand in aggregate in the STEPS between 2023 and 2035, leading to an overall peak in demand for all three fossil fuels before 2030, although trends vary widely across countries at different stages of economic and energy development.
Executive Summary. Geopolitical tensions and fragmentation are major risks for energy security and for coordinated action on reducing emissions. Escalating conflict in the Middle East and Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine underscore the continued energy security risks that the world faces.
Seven clean energy technologies – solar PV, wind, nuclear, electric vehicles, heat pumps, hydrogen and carbon capture – are key to affordable and secure transitions. Together they account for three-quarters of the CO 2 emissions reductions to 2050 in the APS and the NZE Scenario, complemented by other renewables such as bioenergy and ...
EV sales were the largest uncertainty analysed: a slower uptake of EVs could raise oil demand by 1.2 million barrels per day (mb/d) in 2030, mainly in the United States and Europe, and by more than 2 mb/d by 2035. By contrast, enhanced utilisation of EV manufacturing capacity could lead to more EVs being sold in emerging market and developing ...
