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World energy demand

Figure Created 13 Dec 2010 Published 14 Dec 2010 Last modified 29 Nov 2012

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Topics: Energy Sustainability transitions

Total primary energy demand by fuel type (coal, oil, gas, nuclear, hydroelectric, biomass and waste, other renewable). Distinguishing 2 scenario for 2020 and 2035: IEA-450 scenario and current policies scenario.

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Units:: Billion tonnes of oil equivalent
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Owners:: European Environment Agency (EEA)
Figure type:: Graph

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This graph covers the world.

The 450 scenario is based on greenhouse-gas emission- reduction and other commitments associated with the Copenhagen accord; on other policies currently under discussion or announced but not yet implemented, and on the extension or strengthening of some policies already in force and included under current policies scenario. The current policies scenario include all policies in place and supported through enhanced measures as of mid-2010.

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