Hindsight · review build · data not yet validated
Base case plus 'faster transition' and 'even faster transition' cases.
The number of electric cars also rises significantly, from 1.2 million in 2015 to around 100 million by 2035 (6% of the global fleet).
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renewables share of primary energy (renewables (incl. biofuels, excl. hydro)) in 2020: 5.1 percent
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renewables share of primary energy (renewables (incl. biofuels, excl. hydro)) in 2025: 6.6 percent
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renewables share of primary energy (renewables (incl. biofuels, excl. hydro)) in 2030: 8.3 percent
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Global liquids demand (oil, biofuels, and other liquid fuels) increases by around 15 Mb/d, to reach 110 Mb/d by 2035
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Renewables are the main driver, with their share of energy by 2035 rising to 16% in the ‘faster transition’ case and 23% in the ‘even faster’ case, compared with 10% in the base case.
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Renewables are the main driver, with their share of energy by 2035 rising to 16% in the ‘faster transition’ case and 23% in the ‘even faster’ case, compared with 10% in the base case.
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Renewables are the main driver, with their share of energy by 2035 rising to 16% in the ‘faster transition’ case and 23% in the ‘even faster’ case, compared with 10% in the base case.
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The number of electric cars also rises significantly, from 1.2 million in 2015 to around 100 million by 2035 (6% of the global fleet).
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renewables share of primary energy (renewables (incl. biofuels, excl. hydro)) in 2035: 10 percent
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