Looking Ahead: Energy, Climate Change and Pro-poor Responses

The report examines the unsustainable trends in global energy use and their impacts on the poor, proposing pro-poor solutions and integrated policies for sustainable energy access.

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Quick Facts
Report location: source
Language: English
Publisher:
Authors: Teresa Malyshev
Time horizon: 2030
Geographic focus: Global, Sub-saharan Africa, South Asia

Methods

The research method involved scenario analysis of global energy demand and greenhouse-gas emissions, examination of the impacts on developing countries, and evaluation of policy interventions based on International Energy Agency publications and research.

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Key Insights

The report highlights the unsustainable nature of current global energy trends and their disproportionate impact on the poor, emphasizing the need for urgent, pro-poor policy responses. It discusses the role of energy in economic development, the health impacts of energy poverty, and the interplay between energy and climate change. The report also examines scenarios for future energy demand and greenhouse gas emissions, the potential impacts of climate change on the energy sector, and the importance of targeted subsidies, capacity building, and integrated policy approaches. It underscores the necessity for global cooperation to address energy and climate challenges equitably.

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