Global Energy Review 2021

Document Outline

• Global Energy Review 2021
• Assessing the effects of economic recoveries on global energy demand and CO2 emissions in 2021
  • Abstract
  • Key findings
  • Economic impacts of Covid-19
    • 2021: A year of global economic recovery?
      • India is likely to be a key variable for the global economic outlook
  • Energy demand
    • Global energy demand is set to increase by 4.6% in 2021, surpassing pre-Covid-19 levels.
      • Energy demand by fuel
      • Energy demand by region
  • CO2 emissions
    • Global CO2 emissions rebound by nearly 5% in 2021, approaching the 2018-2019 peak.
      • CO2 emissions by fuel
      • CO2 emissions by region
  • Oil
    • Oil demand in 2020 saw its biggest ever annual decline
    • Oil demand's rebound in 2021 is softened by a sluggish aviation sector
  • Coal
    • Coal demand experienced a major decline in 2020
    • Coal demand is rebounding strongly in 2021, driven by the power sector
  • Natural gas
    • Natural gas demand declined less than other fossil fuels in 2020
    • Gas bouncing back in 2021, but recovery remains fragile
  • Renewables
    • Renewables bucked the trend in 2020
    • Renewables are on track to set new records in 2021
  • Electricity
    • Electricity demand
      • Electricity demand in 2020
      • Electricity demand in 2021
    • Electricity supply
      • Electricity supply in 2020
      • Electricity supply in 2021
  • Nuclear
    • Nuclear power in 2020
    • Nuclear power in 2021
  • Acknowledgements, contributors and credits