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    IEA Energy Technology Perspectives 2014: Global Energy Sector Carbon Intensity Index, Global carbon intensity improved only slightly over the last 40 years, To reach 2DS targets by 2050, this intensity needs to be cut in third. Primary energy demand in the European Union to 2050- In line with 2DS targets, total annual primary energy in the EU-28 needs to decrease by 20% over 2012 levels by 2050 while also decarbonising energy supply. Emissions reduction potential* in the European Union to 2050- Efforts across generation and the end-use sectors will be equally important to reaching 2DS objectives by 2050. Electricity production balance in the European Union, 2012- 43% of energy input to thermal power plants was converted into electricity, Co-generation converted 61% of input energy into final electricity and heat. EU Power Generation- Share of electricity production using CHP in the European Union, 2012: Co-generation only accounts for 21% of total power generation in Europe. EU Building Energy Demand- Building energy demand in the European Union, 2012 (Total: 18.5 EJ). EU Energy Supply Mix, 2050- Possible energy supply mix in 2050 in the 2DS: Decarbonisation of supply will require more flexibility as variability increases, This will require new operating paradigms that reward flexibility. Linking Heat and Electricity- A sustainable energy system will not only require energy efficiency and decarbonisation strategies, but also the right linkages between the various energy components in a flexible energy framework.

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    IEA Energy Technology Perspectives 2014: Global Energy Sector Carbon Intensity Index, Global carbon intensity improved only slightly over the last 40 years, To reach 2DS targets by 2050, this intensity needs to be cut in third. Primary energy demand in the European Union to 2050- In line with 2DS targets, total annual primary energy in the EU-28 needs to decrease by 20% over 2012 levels by 2050 while also decarbonising energy supply. Emissions reduction potential* in the European Union to 2050- Efforts across generation and the end-use sectors will be equally important to reaching 2DS objectives by 2050. Electricity production balance in the European Union, 2012- 43% of energy input to thermal power plants was converted into electricity, Co-generation converted 61% of input energy into final electricity and heat. EU Power Generation- Share of electricity production using CHP in the European Union, 2012: Co-generation only accounts for 21% of total power generation in Europe. EU Building Energy Demand- Building energy demand in the European Union, 2012 (Total: 18.5 EJ). EU Energy Supply Mix, 2050- Possible energy supply mix in 2050 in the 2DS: Decarbonisation of supply will require more flexibility as variability increases, This will require new operating paradigms that reward flexibility. Linking Heat and Electricity- A sustainable energy system will not only require energy efficiency and decarbonisation strategies, but also the right linkages between the various energy components in a flexible energy framework.

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    IEA Energy Technology Perspectives 2014: Global Energy Sector Carbon Intensity Index, Global carbon intensity improved only slightly over the last 40 years, To reach 2DS targets by 2050, this intensity needs to be cut in third. Primary energy demand in the European Union to 2050- In line with 2DS targets, total annual primary energy in the EU-28 needs to decrease by 20% over 2012 levels by 2050 while also decarbonising energy supply. Emissions reduction potential* in the European Union to 2050- Efforts across generation and the end-use sectors will be equally important to reaching 2DS objectives by 2050. Electricity production balance in the European Union, 2012- 43% of energy input to thermal power plants was converted into electricity, Co-generation converted 61% of input energy into final electricity and heat. EU Power Generation- Share of electricity production using CHP in the European Union, 2012: Co-generation only accounts for 21% of total power generation in Europe. EU Building Energy Demand- Building energy demand in the European Union, 2012 (Total: 18.5 EJ). EU Energy Supply Mix, 2050- Possible energy supply mix in 2050 in the 2DS: Decarbonisation of supply will require more flexibility as variability increases, This will require new operating paradigms that reward flexibility. Linking Heat and Electricity- A sustainable energy system will not only require energy efficiency and decarbonisation strategies, but also the right linkages between the various energy components in a flexible energy framework.

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    Description: IEA Energy Technology Perspectives 2014: Global Energy Sector Carbon Intensity
    Index, Global carbon intensity improved only slightly over the last 40 years, To reach 2DS targets
    by 2050, this intensity needs to be cut in third. Primary energy demand in the European Union to
    2050- In line with 2DS targets, total annual primary energy in the EU-28 needs to decrease by 20%
    over 2012 levels by 2050 while also decarbonising energy supply. Emissions reduction potential* in
    the European Union to 2050- Efforts across generation and the end-use sectors will be equally
    important to reaching 2DS objectives by 2050.
    Electricity production balance in the European Union, 2012- 43% of energy input to thermal power
    plants was converted into electricity, Co-generation converted 61% of input energy into final
    electricity and heat. EU Power Generation- Share of electricity production using CHP in the
    European Union, 2012: Co-generation only accounts for 21% of total power generation in Europe.
    EU Building Energy Demand- Building energy demand in the European Union, 2012 (Total: 18.5
    EJ).

    Reference URL: http://energy.wesrch.com/paper-details/pdf-TR1AU1FFVTMDT-energy-techno


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