Global 2035 energy demand, CO2 emissions, prices & power forecasts
Energy modelling and forecasting is the core activity of Enerdata. Leveraging
our unique expertise in this field, and the world recognised POLES model,
Enerdata provides an online service dedicated to global energy forecasts until
2035.
Info
- Global coverage (60+ countries/regions)
- Energy forecasts based on the globally recognised POLES model
- Annual forecasts of the global energy market until 2035
- Latest data with 2012 as model reference year
- Historic annual data from 2000 onwards
- Demand & price forecasts (by sector & energy source)
- Long-term End-user price forecasts (by customer segment & energy
source)
- CO2 emissions forecasts (by sector)
- Power mix forecast (by capacities & production)
- 3 detailed scenarios
- Explicit modelling methodology and scenario assumptions
- Unlimited Excel export capability
Key Features
- Long-term forecast to 2035
- All energies covered
- Global coverage (60+ countries/regions)
- Demand & prices forecast by sector, by energy
- Emissions forecast by sector
- Power Mix forecast (capacities & production)
- 3 detailed scenarios
- 24/7 online access
- Unlimited Excel exports
Optional module:
- MACCS: Long-term Marginal Abatement Cost Curves generate the
different levels of emissions reductions that can be reached for different
carbon price levels for a given year, country and sector.
- Special Foresight Reports: Gain that bit of further insight with
our pack of 10 analysis forecasts reports covering a wide range of energy
topics.
Key Benefits
- Regular updates
- Unique outputs from the globally recognized POLES model
- Projections extracted from the POLES model; a world reference in
energy systems modelling and forecasting
- Global forecasts consistency, with regional balances
- Model & scenario descriptions given
- User-friendly interface and flexible data exports for direct use
- Support from our expert modelling team who have over 25 years experience
in energy forecasting
Previews
Energy forecast: Country and regions coverage
