This report provides a comprehensive update on the global energy investment landscape up to 2035, highlighting the growing importance of investment in renewables, the continued significance of oil investment in the Middle East, the dynamics of LNG investment, and the outlook for investment in low-carbon technologies and energy efficiency.
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| Report location: | source |
| Language: | English |
| Publisher: | International Energy Agency |
| Page count: | 190 pages |
The research method involved analyzing historical investment data, conducting extensive surveys of energy companies and financial institutions, and utilizing energy modeling to project future investment needs. The report also incorporates macroeconomic data and policy developments to assess their impact on investment trends.
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The report examines historical investment trends, projecting that over $48 trillion in cumulative investment is needed by 2035 to meet global energy needs. It details investment requirements in different energy sectors, including oil, gas, coal, and power generation, and discusses the potential consequences of investment delays. The report also explores the structure of financing, the role of government policies, and the risks and barriers to investment realization. It concludes with insights into how investment and financing requirements change under stronger climate action scenarios.
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Categories: 2035 | English publication language | climate action | climate change | economy | energy | energy efficiency | energy future | energy investment | environment | financing structures | gas sector | global trends | globalisation | innovation | lng dynamics | low-carbon technologies | oil sector | power sector | resources | sustainability | technology