Energy Projections of IEA Countries – National Data

National projections have become more and more relevant within the evolving landscape of commitments taken by many countries globally. Governments and other data users benefit from these projections for monitoring the progress towards national energy and climate targets, refining energy models and informing policy reviews and recommendations.

Energy Projections of IEA Countries – National Data includes: i) energy system projections to 2030, 2040 and 2050 based on national scenario modelling in the format of simplified balances, where available, for IEA member countries, accession countries, and the European Union; together with summary balances for historical years for all IEA member countries; ii) projections to 2030, 2040 and 2050 based on national scenario modelling for a set of transition indicators (e.g., greenhouse gas emission estimates, economic intensities, carbon capture utilisation and storage (CCUS), emissions factors of electricity and heat generation, etc) developed based on the data collected from countries, consistently with the methodologies adopted by the IEA in the relevant historical databases. Please refer to the database documentation below for details on the content.

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