Energy

The Global Scenarios to
2025 released in 2005
build on this foundation
to develop an enhanced,
robust methodology that
addresses a broader
range of strategic and
planning needs across
the whole spectrum of
relevant time horizons

WWF has a vision of a world that is
powered by 100 per cent renewable energy
sources by the middle of this century.
Unless we make this transition, the
world is most unlikely to avoid predicted
escalating impacts of climate change.

..How the energy scene might impact business through to 2020. The group framed and created plausible "roads" ahead posing a specific challenge to corporate leaders.

Three growth scenarios
– Low: All reactors operate to end of current licenses
• No new renewals, no new builds
– Medium: Maintain 20% share of electricity production
• All reactors in the current fleet operates for sixty years

Since 2006, researchers at UKERC have been working together on an ambitious
project assessing how the UK can move to a resilient (‘secure’) and low-carbon
energy system over the period to 2050. This report synthesises the project

The CCC commissioned this report to examine the challenges involved in deploying
significant power generation capacity with CCS in the UK through two scenarios – one of
10GW by 2030 and the second of 20GW by the same date.

This Future Report sketches out what the energy future
might hold and how forward looking businesses can
begin to take control.
The potential scenarios for the UK’s energy future that
are investigated include:
- Current Intent – what is happening now and if the

decline within the next few years. In addition to the challenge of climate
change, we will soon have to contend with a rapidly growing deficit in fuels
for transport. This will cause big spikes in energy prices – including natural

The Scenarios for the Russian Federation were developed through a strategic dialogue process engaging over 350 business, policy and academic leaders throughout 2012.

The City of Holland recognizes that our world will be facing critical energy challenges in the coming
years. The City also recognizes that with these challenges come opportunities. The City must find ways