ENERGY OUTLOOK AND ANALYSIS OF

The structure of this report is still similar to the previous versions in view of the application of similar methodology but it should be noted that one of the important accomplishments of this research study is the development of energy efficiency targets for the countries that did not have targets when this project started in 2007. [...] However, the share of coal in electricity generation in the EAS region is projected to decline from about 60.0 percent in the BAU scenario to about 45.9 percent in the APS by 2035 as countries are assumed to implement policies designed to reduce the emissions intensity of electricity generation. [...] Industrial Factory energy audit New The historical energy efficiency By 2030, energy intensity will fall to just Zealand improvement of 0.5-1.0% per year over half of that of 1990 level is expected to continue in the BAU Philippines To attain energy savings equivalent to 15% of annual final demand relative to BAU through various energy efficiency programs in all sectors of the economy by 2020. [...] In the APS case, growth in primary energy demand in most countries is significantly lower, but the dominance of demand by five countries and the relative importance of the growth in three countries remain unchanged. [...] However, even in the BAU, the EAS region’s energy elasticity, which is defined as the growth rate of primary energy demand divided by the growth rate of GDP from 2011 to 2030, is projected to improve to 0.60 (2.5/4.2) as compared to 1.10 (4.2/3.9) from 1990 to 2011.