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ARTICLE · 27 NOVEMBER 2017

Global energy outlook 2017

The outlook foresees an upside for coal and gas reserves, happy days for renewables, and a glimmer of hope for uranium.

AustraliaEnergy and Natural Resources

Upside for our coal and gas, happy days for renewables, a glimmer of hope for uranium

WHO SHOULD READ THIS

  • Current and prospective producers of, and investors in, renewables, coal and gas and uranium projects and infrastructure in Australia and offshore, together with those seeking to shape policies affecting these sectors.

The International Energy Agency (IEA) has released their 2017 World Energy Outlook which assesses global energy supply and demand out to 2040 under three scenarios.

In their core (New Policies) scenario, under which it is assumed that Paris Climate Agreement emission targets are implemented, global energy needs rise more slowly than in the past but still expand by 28% between today and 2040. This is the equivalent of adding another China and India to today's global energy demand. The largest contribution to demand growth (almost 30%) comes from India. In Southeast Asia energy demand grows at twice the pace of China. Overall, developing

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