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Meeting the global energy challenges...
Energy – in all its forms – is critical to economic growth, development, and social welfare.
The world’s need for reliable and affordable energy supplies is growing.
As we survey the global energy landscape to
2030, we see several interlocking challenges.
Global demand is expected to grow by almost
35 percent compared to 2005. Meeting this
demand will not be easy, especially considering
that the world’s energy resources are increasingly
found in difficult or hard-to-produce places.
It will require the global energy industry to
operate on a scale even larger than today.
Energy-related carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions
represent close to 60 percent of global GHG
emissions attributed to human activities, and
are expected to increase about 25 percent from
2005 to 2030. This increase is substantially lower
than the projected growth in energy demand
over the period, reflecting improved energy
efficiency, as well as a shift to a significantly less
carbon-intensive energy mix – mainly natural gas,
nuclear, and wind gaining share as fuels for
power generation.
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Data฀as฀of฀10/28/2009
฀ Oil฀ Gas฀ Coal฀ Nuclear฀Biom฀ Hydro฀ Wind
1/1/80฀ 128.1฀ 54.7฀ 70.3฀ 7.4฀ 29.5฀ 6.4฀ 0.1
1/1/81฀ 123.5฀ 54.3฀ 70.4฀ 8.7฀ 30฀ 6.6฀ 0.1
1/1/82฀ 120.5฀ 53.8฀ 70.7฀ 9.5฀ 30.7฀ 6.7฀ 0.2
1/1/83฀ 120฀ 54.2฀ 72.5฀ 10.7฀ 31.3฀ 7.1฀ 0.2
1/1/84฀ 122.1฀ 58.2฀ 75.5฀ 13฀ 32.4฀ 7.4฀ 0.3
1/1/85฀ 121.9฀ 60.1฀ 77.8฀ 15.5฀ 32.9฀ 7.6฀ 0.3
1/1/86฀ 125.5฀ 61.2฀ 78.4฀ 16.6฀ 33.3฀ 7.8฀ 0.3
1/1/87฀ 128.2฀ 64฀ 81.9฀ 18฀ 34.1฀ 7.9฀ 0.4
1/1/88฀ 132.8฀ 66.6฀ 84.6฀ 19.6฀ 34.5฀ 8.1฀ 0.4
1/1/89฀ 134.7฀ 70.2฀ 85.8฀ 20.1฀ 35฀ 8.3฀ 0.4
1/1/90฀ 136.6฀ 72฀ 86.2฀ 20.9฀ 35฀ 8.7฀ 0.5
1/1/91฀ 137.6฀ 74.5฀ 85.6฀ 21.8฀ 35.6฀ 8.9฀ 0.5
1/1/92฀ 139.1฀ 74.2฀ 84฀ 22฀ 36.7฀ 9฀ 0.5
1/1/93฀ 138.8฀ 75.2฀ 84.1฀ 22.7฀ 36.7฀ 9.4฀ 0.5
1/1/94฀ 141฀ 75.6฀ 84.7฀ 23.2฀ 37.3฀ 9.5฀ 0.6
1/1/95฀ 144.2฀ 78฀ 88.2฀ 24.1฀ 38.1฀ 9.9฀ 0.6
1/1/96฀ 147.8฀ 81.7฀ 89.7฀ 25฀ 38.7฀ 10.1฀ 0.5
1/1/97฀ 150.8฀ 83.1฀ 89.4฀ 24.8฀ 39.2฀ 10.3฀ 0.6
1/1/98฀ 152฀ 83.6฀ 89฀ 25.3฀ 39.7฀ 10.4฀ 0.6
1/1/99฀ 155.4฀ 86.3฀ 87.3฀ 26.2฀ 40.4฀ 10.6฀ 0.7
1/1/00฀ 156.4฀ 88.9฀ 89.7฀ 26.8฀ 41.1฀ 10.8฀ 0.7
1/1/01฀ 157.7฀ 89.2฀ 90.3฀ 27.3฀ 41.3฀ 10.6฀ 0.8
1/1/02฀ 159.3฀ 91.7฀ 92.4฀ 27.5฀ 42.1฀ 10.6฀ 0.9
1/1/03฀ 162.6฀ 95.5฀ 99.2฀ 27.3฀ 43.3฀ 10.8฀ 1.1
1/1/04฀ 168.3฀ 98.1฀ 107฀ 28.3฀ 44.3฀ 11.4฀ 1.3
1/1/05฀ 171.1฀ 100.4฀ 112.3฀ 28.6฀ 45.1฀ 11.8฀ 1.5
1/1/06฀ 173฀ 102.5฀ 118.8฀ 28.9฀ 46.1฀ 12.2฀ 2
1/1/07฀ 174.3฀ 106฀ 124.7฀ 28.3฀ 47.1฀ 12.4฀ 2.5
1/1/08฀ 173.2฀ 107.7฀ 126.3฀ 28.4฀ 48.1฀ 12.8฀ 3.2
1/1/09฀ 168.2฀ 104.3฀ 117.5฀ 28.7฀ 47฀ 12.5฀ 3.7
1/1/10฀ 170.4฀ 107.5฀ 119.9฀ 29.2฀ 47.6฀ 12.9฀ 4.3
1/1/11฀ 172.7฀ 110.5฀ 122.3฀ 30.1฀ 48฀ 13.2฀ 4.7
1/1/15฀ 181.5฀ 120.1฀ 127.9฀ 33.5฀ 49.3฀ 14.8฀ 6.8
1/1/19฀ 188.5฀ 129.3฀ 128.4฀ 37.3฀ 50฀ 16.3฀ 8.8
1/1/20฀ 190฀ 131.9฀ 128.2฀ 38.4฀ 50.1฀ 16.7฀ 9.3
1/1/30฀ 206.9฀ 156.9฀ 127฀ 50.9฀ 51.2฀ 20.1฀ 15.4
Artist’s฀note:
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adjust฀2020-2030
Data฀picked฀up฀from฀Energy฀Outlook฀section.
Carol
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Global฀Energy฀Demand
(quadrillion BTUs)
700
600
500
400
300
200
100
2030
1.2%
Average Growth per Year
2005–2030
Gas
Oil
Coal
Other
1980 2005
Energy-Related CO 2 Emissions by Sector
(billion tonnes)
40
30
20
10
2030
0.9%
Average Growth per Year
2005–2030
Residential/
Commercial
Transportation
Industrial
Power Generation
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Because we want to ensure that today’s progress does not come at the expense of future generations,
we need to manage the risks to our environment. This includes taking meaningful steps to curb global
greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, while also utilizing local resources to help maintain secure supplies.
Balancing the need for energy and economic
growth while addressing environmental risks is
a key challenge for society.
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