Energy Reports & Presentations

Every year, Enerdata release their Global Energy and Climate Trends: an in-depth analysis of the past year’s key figures, with projections related to the current context.

For 2022, the focus is done on the consequences of the recent game changers: the post-pandemic rebound and the energy crisis due to the war in Ukraine.

In the framework of the ODYSSEE-MURE project, funded by the European Commission, Enerdata held a webinar to present the evaluation and comparison of the recent evolution and progress of Energy efficiency in the EU. To build this presentation, our experts leveraged the Odyssee database and analysed the current trends to estimate the 2020 data.

Our Global Energy Trends 2021 publication offers an in-depth analysis of consolidated 2020 energy and emissions statistics with 2021 estimates. What impact did Covid-19 have on energy and CO₂ emissions and which structural changes are forecast, caused or exacerbated by the pandemic? Which consequences will this have on 2030 and 2050 energy and climate targets?

Our experts in Global Energy Forecasting just released the 2021 edition of our 2050 world energy scenarios. Leveraging the POLES model, we offer an in-depth look at the future of energy for strategic/business planning and policymaking.

2020 has been nothing like we expected. The constant evolution of the Covid19 pandemic has drastically impacted the global energy demand, as lockdowns all over the world have led to reduced economic activity. At Enerdata, we have been monitoring the global energy markets continuously, and are keen to share our findings leveraging our latest statistics and newest short-term estimates with you.

In this analytical publication, we take a look at the current status of nuclear power generation in several countries around the world – including where it’s increasing, where it’s being phased out, and the policies behind these changes in each country. We also examine what role nuclear may have in the energy transition from now through 2040.

Enerdata has brought its expertise to Weltenergierat Deutschland, the German committee to the World Energy Council, for the 2018 edition of Energy for Germany (Energie für Deutschland).  Enerdata provided data and figures on global energy consumption, production and prices.

Enerdata’s new Energy Transition Monitoring tool: Enerdata is combining its international databases and prospective scenarios to develop a new information system: Energy Transition Monitoring, or EnerTraM. EnerTraM is a highly strategic tool which provides decision makers with a comprehensive overview of energy transition trends, targets and trajectories.

Enerdata, in collaboration with I4CE and IFPEN, has released a new report on the upcoming reform of the European Union Emission Trading Scheme (EU ETS). Implemented in 2005 as the first and largest international greenhouse gas emissions trading scheme in the world, the EU ETS is a major pillar of EU climate policy.

This analysis focuses on the differences between the INDCs commitments (Ener-Blue) and what would require a 2°C scenario (Ener-Green). There is also a specific focus on Asia, Africa and the European Union.

Based on its 2015 data for G20 countries, Enerdata analyses the trends in the world energy markets.

The report aims to prepare economic policy-makers for the debate surrounding the design of the 2030 framework for Climate and Energy policies and the revision of the EU ETS directive.

Enerdata, in partnership with The Clean Energy Solutions Center, hosted a no-cost, webinar-based training on Energy Efficiency in Transport analysing the successes and failures.

The Enerdata research program - “COordination of EU Policies on Energy and C O 2 by 2030” (COPEC) was designed to provide trustful and independent quantified analysis of the functioning of the EU ETS. The program is focused on the economic impacts and examines the conditions for improving its environmental and economic effectiveness.

Enerdata, in partnership with Clean Energy Solutions Center, hosted a no-cost, webinar-based training on European Energy Efficiency initiatives to Boost Building Renovation.

Enerdata’s Global Energy Forecasting team contributed with POLES modelling of EU and global scenarios for the reports of two DGs of the European Commission (CLIMA and ENV) together with ICF (lead) and Cambridge Econometrics. Both reports published are:

• DG ENV: Macroeconomic impacts of shale gas extraction in the EU
• DG CLIMA: Mitigation of climate impacts of possible future shale gas extraction in the EU: available technologies, best practices and options for policy makers.

The EnerFuture service provides projections to 2035 of energy supply and demand across the world, powered by the POLES model, to help you with what to expect in the energy industry in the mid-term.

The State of Global Energy Efficiency report provides an insightful and exhaustive analysis on the global and sectorial energy efficiency trends, the energy efficiency performance in power generation as well as an Industry focus by sector.

Sharp demand decrease in most OECD countries, largely compensated by a healthy Chinese market.

The Enerdata Global Energy Forecasting team designed four scenarios for the French Government’s " Energies 2050 " Roadmap.

VLEEM and PACT have been coordinated by Enerdata and have been managed and supervised by from the European Commission for the realisation of the WETO-T report.

Based on its 2011 edition of its Global Energy Statistical Review, Enerdata releases its free online interactive application to analyse the world energy markets, with 2010 energy and co2 data by country and by world region.

An analysis of industry and utilities. Researched and written by Enerdata and the Economist Intelligence Unit.

Key findings of the world energy demand in 2009 by Enerdata based its global energy database.

Sustainable development, A challenge for European research.

Enerdata releases 2008 CO₂-energy data for the largest emitting countries.

How Europe could save gigawatts, billions of Euros and millions of tons of CO₂.

Confirmed increase in energy consumptions in a context of soaring crude oil prices; but economic growth is twice faster.

Confirmed increase in energy consumptions, despite soaring crude oil prices.