© OECD/IEA -2008INTERNATIONALENERGY AGENCY
Energy Technologies for a Low Carbon Future
Insights from Energy Technology Perspectives 2008
Dr Peter Taylor
Acting Head, Energy Technology Policy Division
Global Technology Perspectives and the Role of CHP/DHC in Global Warming PreventionSapporo, 4 July 2008
In support of the G8 Plan of Action
© OECD/IEA -2008
ENERGY TECHNOLOGY PERSPECTIVES
Scenarios &Strategies to 2050
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Background
Request for alternative scenariosby the G8 at the Gleneaglessummit (2005)
ETP2008 publication launched inTokyo on 6 June 2008
Conclusions reported to both G8Energy Ministers meeting (June)and G8 Leaders summit (July)
In support of the G8 Plan of Action
© OECD/IEA -2008
ENERGY TECHNOLOGY PERSPECTIVES
Scenarios &Strategies to 2050
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Goals of ETP2008
This is a study about the role of technology in reducing CO
2
emissions
It presents key technology roadmapsthat specify development needs
The results can support enhancedinternational technology cooperation
It is
not
meant for country target settingin a post-Kyoto framework
It is
not
a study about climate policyinstruments
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Report from the International Energy Agency on future emissions scenarios given various technology investments. Headline: $45 trillion required over next 40 years to reduce emissions by 50% (the goal adopted by Kyoto II).
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