Energieopslagveld Outlook 2024

What is Energy Outlook 2024?

Energy Outlook 2024 explores the key trends and uncertainties surrounding the energy transition. This year’s Energy Outlook is focused on two main scenarios: Current Trajectory and Net Zero. These scenarios are not predictions of what is likely to happen or what bp would like to happen.

What is the Energy Outlook?

This year’s Energy Outlook is focused on two main scenarios: Current Trajectory and Net Zero. These scenarios are not predictions of what is likely to happen or what bp would like to happen. Rather they explore the possible implications of different judgements and assumptions concerning the nature of the energy transition.

What is the WEO 2024?

With rising investment of clean technologies and rapid growth in electricity demand, the WEO 2024 examines how far the world has come on its journey towards a safer and more sustainable energy system, and what more needs to be done to reach its climate goals.

What happens if energy bottlenecks go unresolved?

The global energy system is fragile, lacks redundancy, and is highly complex, all of which means that bottlenecks could have significant efects if they go unresolved.

Will electricity consumption double in 2023 & 2050?

Electrification is accelerating—our analysis suggests that between 2023 and 2050, electricity consumption could more than double in slower energy transition scenarios and nearly triple in faster scenarios. This is in comparison to total energy consumption growth of 12 to 21 percent over the same period, depending on the scenario.

What is the outlook for global gas production post 2030?

The outlook for global gas production post-2030 depends on the speed of the energy transition. In Current Trajectory, global gas supplies continue to grow post-2030, meeting the increasing demand in emerging economies. The growth in gas production is led by the Middle East, Africa and Russia as the impact of international sanctions gradually fades.