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Global Energy Demand Model
The Global Energy Demand Model is a bottom-up model projecting the evolution of energy systems by country (for 145 countries), by sector (for 28 sectors), and by fuel (for 55 energy types) to 2050.
GEP Power Model
The GEP Power Model captures key dynamics and tipping points at a local level to project the speed and disruptive nature of the energy transition from the perspective of power systems.
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Electric-vehicle penetration is the biggest driver of oil demand declines in the energy transition. However, emerging supply bottlenecks for key battery materials could be an unexpected barrier.
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Charting the global energy landscape to 2050: Emissions
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At the end of COP27, concerns are growing that a 1.5º Pathway is getting out of sight. Our latest Global Energy Perspective...
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Building resilient supply chains for the European energy transition
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To ensure a timely and orderly energy transition, companies and other stakeholders urgently need to strengthen each step...
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Unlocking opportunities from industrial electrification
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Electrification brings major value creation opportunities for industrial companies across the value chain—from integrators...
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