Multiple technologies are at the forefront of the energy transition in transport. We're all aware of electric vehicles – but is the decarbonization of electricity to power those electric vehicles happening quickly enough? And what about the role of biofuels?
In our latest Brief, we examine the progress being made in these technologies, and which countries are leading the way.
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We’ve just launched the 2019 version of EnerFuture, our service that provides global energy scenarios and trajectories through 2040. This new version contains both a full data update and some useful interface changes, plus updates to the scenarios in our robust forecasting models.
The French government recently updated its assessment of the value of not emitting GHGs – significantly increasing the figure from when it was first published a decade ago.
Enerdata contributed to the modelling upon which the report is based, using our POLES model to elaborate several carbon-neutrality scenarios.
Many developed countries are now moving away from coal – the most carbon-intensive way to produce electricity – in their domestic power-mixes. But some emerging nations are just now starting to build coal-fired power plants. Find out why, and what this could mean for the transition to low-carbon global electricity, from our latest executive brief.
Enerdata has recently launched a new service called EnerTraM, which stands for Energy Transition Monitoring.
EnerTraM is a set of unique country reports that take an in-depth look at proven progress toward the Paris Agreement goals. In this first package we have focused on 9 key emerging countries, with more being added. Each report includes energy and emissions ...
Enerdata has been selected by the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Energy to furnish data and analyses on the development of renewable energy around the world.
Renewable energy development is a major element of the EU’s strategy in the fight against climate change – a fight in which the European Commission has positioned itself as a leader. Within this context,...
The European Commission recently published a report summarizing the main conclusions of a study about European energy prices, costs and subsidies conducted by Enerdata with partners Trinomics and Cambridge Econometrics.
The study found not only significant increases in total subsidies, but also a small uptick in fossil fuel subsidies – contrary to EU commitments.
Climate Chance is an association that supports the fight against climate change by creating synergies between diverse, non-state actors around the world who work at the local level to promote climate action.
Transport is often the fastest growing sector for energy demand in emerging countries. Because the sector depends almost entirely on fossil fuels, this growth also has an outsized impact on GHG emissions.
Yet there have been notable improvements to energy efficiency of transport in many of the 16 emerging countries we analysed for this Executive Brief.
Since 2017, Enerdata has been assisting the Mexican National Commission for Efficient Energy Use (CONUEE) to evaluate energy efficiency in Mexico. (This is part of a project of ADEME – the French Environment and Energy Management Agency – carried out with financial support from the AFD – the French Development Agency).
One effect of a successful energy transition will be a lessening of economic and geostrategic dependence on fossil fuels. But dependence will increase on certain critical materials, including lithium, cobalt and others.
With this in mind, how can advanced economies avoid becoming critically dependent on these materials?
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