CO2 intensity to GDP
Globally, emissions intensity of GDP is expected to be cut by 90% by 2050.
-5.6%/year
Average reduction of CO2 intensity to GDP by 2050.
Globally, emissions intensity of GDP is expected to be cut by 90% by 2050.
In EnerBlue scenario, in line with NDCs and country pledges, the CO2 intensity of GDP will quickly decrease, showing a decoupling of CO2 emissions from economic growth. This results from different effects: efficiency gains, behavioural changes, electrification of uses, expansion of renewables, development of CO2 capture technologies (DACCS, BECCS...).
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