Abstract
Overview
Introduction
China continues to lead world energy demand growth, largely as a result of
strong economic growth. Whilst this trend will continue, there will soon be a
second wave of rapid demand growth markets where a combination of increased
economic prosperity, greater supply availability and the currently low levels
of energy consumption conspire to create significant increases in demand.
Scope
- Insight into recent global energy consumption patterns and demand growth
- An overview of the key factors driving global energy demand growth
- Predictions on which markets will be the main drivers of energy demand
growth
Report Highlights
The pace and magnitude of Chinese economic growth means it will continue to
see the fastest acceleration in energy demand growth in the short to medium
term
The growth prospects for primary energy demand have particularly significant
potential in 15 markets in the world where per capita demand levels are below
the global average and where forecasts of GDP growth are above average
Reasons to Purchase
- Identify and benchmark the factors governing the prospects for global
energy demand growth
- Gain insight into the economics driving energy demand growth in particular
markets
- Understand the relative importance in individual markets of factors
driving energy demand