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Global Energy Outlook

Global Energy Outlook (EnerOutlook) is a free online interactive data software, allowing to browse data through intuitive maps and graphs, for a visual analysis of the expected long-term trends in the energy industry.

These can be viewed globally and by world region. The interface provides robust forecasts on energy supply and demand as well as information on fossil fuel prices, renewable energies and CO2 emissions.

This application is an excerpt of the complete EnerFuture global forecast service based on the POLES model.

Three global energy and climate scenarios are considered in EnerFuture:

  • EnerBase: a Business-As-Usual scenario in which historical trends in energy consumption and related emissions are maintained until 2050.
  • EnerBlue: a scenario based on the successful achievement of the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs).
  • EnerGreen: an ambitious scenario allowing to limit the global temperature increase below 2°C by 2100.

Access projections:

  • On total primary and final consumption, with details for electricity and renewable energies;
  • On CO2 emissions;
  • On energy and climate indicators;
  • Covering the whole world with 7 regional groupings;
  • With a dedicated tab for snapshots on sampled countries (Brazil, Canada, Hungary, Turkey and Vietnam);
  • Including data up to 2050 ;
  • With detailed results from the EnerBlue scenarios, as well as key figures from the EnerBase and EnerGreen scenario.

Free data export in *.xls files for advanced analysis.

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Share of electricity in final consumption 2050
Key Global Figures

Energy intensity

-54%

Decrease in energy intensity to GDP by 2050 compared to 2019.

Electrification

37%

Of electricity in final consumption (20.5% in 2020).

Fossil fuels

-30 points

In the share of fossil fuels in primary energy consumption.

Renewables

64%

Of electricity generation from renewables in 2050.

CO2 emissions

-42%

Decrease in CO2 emissions from energy and industry between 2019 and 2050.

CO2 intensity

-4%/year

Average reduction of CO2 intensity to GDP by 2050.

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02

Jun

Australia’s GHG emissions decreased slightly in 2022

Australia’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions fell by 0.4% to reach 469.3 MtCO2eq in 2022 (-2 MtCO2eq), after experiencing a 1% rise in 2021. GHG emissions increased in the transport sector (+4,9%) and in the agriculture sector (+2,6%), while they decreased for electricity generation (-3.5%) and for stationary energy excluding electricity (-1.5%). Fugitive emissions also decreased (-1.7%).

15

May

Residential market offers for power and gas slowed down in France in 2022

According to the French Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE), 572,000 new market offers were subscribed by residential customers in the French electricity market in 2022, with the growth being primarily attributed to the incumbent suppliers at the expense of alternative suppliers. However, there was a notable deceleration in the decrease of residential customers at the regulated electricity tariff (TRVE), with a recorded decrease of 186,000 customers in 2022 (compared to a fall of 1.05 million customers in 2021). The number of non-residential customers in electricity market offers slightly increased to 3.66 million sites, with incumbent suppliers recording an increase of 66,000 sites and alternative suppliers experiencing a decrease of 49,000 sites.

15

May

Sweden’s GHG emissions fell by 3% in 2022 to reach 49.5 MtCO2eq

Sweden’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions decreased by 3% in 2022 compared to 2021, according to preliminary statistics. Emissions reached 49.5 MtCO2eq in 2022, which is 1.5 MtCO2eq less than the previous year. They decreased in all industries except transport.

05

May

Mexico’s proven hydrocarbon reserves rose by 2% in 2022

Mexico's total proven oil and gas reserves increased by nearly 2% to reach 8.162 Gboe at end-2022, up from 8.014 Gboe at end-2021, according to the Mexican National Hydrocarbons Commission (CNH). In addition, proved crude oil reserves slightly increased by 1.6% from 6.059 Gbl to 6.155 Gbl, and gas reserves grew by 2.3% from 10.781 tcf (305 bcm) to 11.029 tcf (312 bcm) over the past year. Proved and probable (2P) reserves were broadly stable (+0.8%) at 15.138 Gboe at the end of 2022. CNH’s data comprises reserves from both state-owned oil company Pemex and domestic and foreign producers which entered the market after a 2013 energy opening allowed them to operate their fields. At the end of 2022, Pemex controlled over 87% of 2P reserves, followed by Fieldwood (4.7%) and Eni (2.7%).

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