When I looked at BP's figures it looked like they thought we would still be driving around in petrol powered vehicles in 2035 and there would be little use of LNG in the transport sector (shipping/haulage) or power generation.
The 5 charts show the difference of forecasts between the International Energy Agency and British Petroleum forecast.
Five charts showing how BP's vision differs from a climate ...
www.carbonbrief.org/.../five-charts-showing-how-bps-vision-differs-fro...
5 days ago - The difference between BP's Energy Outlook and a climate-friendly future also ... path to 2035 would also include more efficient energy use, less coal and oil, ... BP's Energy Outlook sees carbon emissions growing by 25 per cent between
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