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How to close the gap between global energy demand and renewable energy production

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Authors: Aage Stangeland, Beate Kristiansen, Arild Solli

Publisher: The Bellona Foundation

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Energy demand scenarios show that there will be a gap between total global energy demand and renewable energy production over the next decades. Therefore, a short-term strategy must be implemented to minimize GHG emissions from existing energy production. This can be achieved by developing a carbon dioxide (CO2) value chain including infrastructure for CO2 capture, transport and safe storage.

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