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The CTCN's strategic partner, DNV GL, has created a global outlook of the future energy system. At a time of uncertainty for energy stakeholders, the Energy Transition Outlook provides a forecast of our energy future through to 2050, from an organization with an equal footing in fossil and renewable energy.
DNV GL Group President & CEO Remi Eriksen says, "Profound changes in the energy mix await us, and more than 70% of our business is related to energy in one or other form. That is why we have launched a project to model the energy transition, and to produce impactful, world-class reports on the nature, timing and industry implications of the transition. An independent, expert view – no wishful thinking – on the energy transition is a critical exercise both for ourselves and our customers."
- Is it possible to build a ‘central case’ for the coming energy transition?
- What is the world’s forecast energy mix in 2050?
- Will efficiencies see a decoupling of energy from economic growth?
- Will humanity’s total energy use peak by mid-century?
- What is likely to be the largest primary energy source in 2050: Oil? Gas? PV? Wind?
- How will the energy transition play out in the world’s main regions?
- What are the implications of the transition for oil & gas? And for renewables?
- Where will investment be needed?
- Are we on track for the Paris Agreement?