Still, by 2021, renewables may contribute 10 percent or more of
global heat consumption.
Not exact matches
Global energy
consumption is around 104,000 terwatt hours, which means 208,000 terwatt hours are lost as
heat.
The EU's binding Renewable Energy Directive targets will make it the second largest growth market after China, as well as remaining the
global leader in terms of absolute renewable
heat consumption.
Renewable energy is making impressive gains in the electricity sector, although these are not being matched in transportation and
heating — which together account for 80 % of
global energy
consumption.
To help stop deforestation — and to reduce the
heat - trapping emissions that cause
global warming — we need to make smart decisions that shift
consumption and land use patterns in less wasteful directions.
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Heat accounts for more than half of
global final energy
consumption and is still primarily supplied by fossil fuels,» it notes, adding that growth over the next five years will likely be slow.
As highlighted in IEA's World Energy Outlook 2016, the challenge is to increase reliance on renewable energy in the
heat and transport sectors, which account for the bulk of
global energy
consumption.