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Cepsa Energy Outlook 2030
Cepsa Energy Outlook 2030 (CEO) is our look at society and energy markets over the following years. The CEO defines our perspectives on the challenges and future of the energy sector at a time of unprecedented change and volatility.
Energy companies face the challenge of providing more energy than ever before to a growing population, with greater material aspirations, while doing so sustainably and curbing emissions.
In the CEO, we take an innovative approach based on a detailed analysis and outcomes of forthcoming trends explained in terms of their fundamental drivers. From an original standpoint, we divide the world up into three different regions: Regulators, Energizers and Consumers.
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Consumers
all Asian countries are dubbed due to their impact on future energy consumption.
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Energizers
are the world's leading exporters of energy resources, chiefly oil and gas, and include Latin America, Africa, the Middle East and former Soviet Republics.
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Regulators
comprise all OECD countries (except for Mexico), that are exposed to energy market regulation and whose forecast energy demand is lower than in other regions.
And interwoven into the analysis we set out to describe the world's different realities and energy needs through the eyes of its beholders, ranging from a hotel receptionist in Nigeria to a retired engineer in the USA.
As efficiency improves, the pace of global energy demand will halve compared with the previous 15 year period.
Renewables, batteries and digitization will continue to grow quickly and have the potential to significantly impact the energy system.
Energy supply will continue to be dominated by fossil fuels, although at Cepsa we forecast renewables to grow more quickly than other energy sources.
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Oil demand
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Forecast 2030
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Oil demand
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Forecast 2030
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