Net Zero by 2050: IEA's Roadmap for the global energy system

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*Prime Minister Erna Solberg, Minister of Petroleum and Energy Tina Bru, and their Gover*nment are living in an oil-greased arctic Petrokrati fairytale – *Norway as the world’s 7. largest exporter of* oil and gas has no intention to stop searching for oil. CO2 emissions are expected to rise to the second-highest level in history this year when the world economy rises after the corona pandemic. The International Energy Agency (IEA) believes it is possible to achieve the goal of climate neutrality by 2050. It will require enormous efforts, but also provide rewards in the form of economic growth, investment, innovation, and new jobs. Photo: Valeri Belov

I perspektivmeldingen friskmeldes petroleumspolitikken fra klimarisiko med et prisanslag på 50USD i 2050 og norske reserver erklæres å være i tråd med 1.5 gradersmålet. Dette er over dobbelt så høyt som IEAs nyeste analyse, som gir en pris på 24USD. pic.twitter.com/J8JL6doaX8
— Fredrik Nordbø (@FredrikNordboe) May 18, 2021

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Net Zero by 2050: IEA’s Roadmap for the global energy system