Tag: Climate

24 predictions tagged with "Climate".

According To The IEA's Main Scenario, Global Installed Solar PV Capacity Will Exceed Installed Coal Capacity In 2027.
The Share Of Electric / Plug-in Hybrid Vehicles In Global New Car Sales Will Exceed 30% In 2027.
Global Carbon Capture And Storage (CCS) Capacity Will NOT Exceed The 100 Million Tonnes/year Threshold By The End Of 2027.
By December 2027, No Official Body Such As WMO Or Copernicus Will OFFICIALLY DECLARE That The Paris Agreement's 1.5°C LONG-TERM (20-30 Year Average) Threshold Has Been Exceeded.
Global Energy-related CO2 Emissions Will NOT Set A New Record In 2027 Compared To The Previous Year, Despite Rising Data Center / AI Demand.
Global Renewable Capacity Exceeds 5 TW; Solar And Wind Become The Cheapest Power Sources.
The First Large-scale Green Hydrogen Plants Come Online For The Hydrogen Economy.
Carbon Capture Facilities Begin Storing CO2 At The Million-tonne Scale.
Fusion Energy Demonstrates Net Positive Energy Gain Experimentally.
Carbon Taxes Become More Widely Adopted Globally.
Energy Storage (Battery) Capacity Grows Tenfold.
By The End Of 2029, No Fusion Energy Company Will Have Delivered Commercial Electricity To The Grid, And Helion Energy's 2028 Target To Deliver 50 MW To Microsoft Will Not Be Met.
Fusion Energy Connects To The Electricity Grid At Commercial Scale For The First Time.
Global Carbon Emissions Peak And Begin To Decline.
Renewable Energy Meets 60% Of Global Electricity.
Green Hydrogen Production Cost Is Expected To Fall To The $2 Per Kilogram Benchmark In Many Parts Of The World By 2030.
Fusion Energy Meets 10% Of Global Electricity.
Global Carbon Emissions Fall To 50% Of 2010 Levels.
Global Installed Battery Energy Storage Capacity Will Exceed 600 Gigawatts By The End Of 2031.
Solar And Wind Combined Will Supply More Than 40% Of Global Electricity Generation.
Fusion Energy Meets 100% Of Global Electricity.
Global Carbon Emissions Fall To Zero.
Renewable Energy Meets 100% Of Global Electricity.
Carbon Dioxide Removal (CDR) Capacity Reaches 8.8 GtCO2/year