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Statoil Energy Perspectives 2017

 
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The CSIS Energy and National Security Program is pleased to host Eirik Wærness, Senior Vice President and Chief Economist of Statoil, to present the company's newly released Energy Perspectives 2017.

The Energy Perspectives report summarizes different narratives about global energy demand and energy mix for the future decades, scenarios, based on different assumptions about regional and global economic growth, conflict levels and implications, technological development and energy and climate policies. In the 2017 version, models have been adjusted with last year’s developments in the energy and climate policy area, technology costs and maturity, more thorough assessments of GDP forecasts, as well as included adjustments made to historic global COemissions. The modelling runs to 2050 with 2014 as baseline year, and provides a forecast for global energy demand and energy mix, economic growth, CO emissions, and more.

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The CSIS Energy and National Security Program is pleased to host Eirik Wærness, Senior Vice President and Chief Economist of Statoil, to present the company's newly released Energy Perspectives 2017.

The Energy Perspectives report summarizes different narratives about global energy demand and energy mix for the future decades, scenarios, based on different assumptions about regional and global economic growth, conflict levels and implications, technological development and energy and climate policies. In the 2017 version, models have been adjusted with last year’s developments in the energy and climate policy area, technology costs and maturity, more thorough assessments of GDP forecasts, as well as included adjustments made to historic global COemissions. The modelling runs to 2050 with 2014 as baseline year, and provides a forecast for global energy demand and energy mix, economic growth, CO emissions, and more.

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