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Research Results                                                           NO.10    2020 / 12




            the high share of fossil energy consumption puts     90.0                               70%
            great pressure on carbon emission reduction. In      80.0                               60%
            2017, Asia's TPEC is about 9.7 Gtce, accounting for   70.0
            46% of the world's total consumption. Electricity    60.0                               50%
            consumption is 11.5 PWh, accounting for about        50.0                               40%  电能占终端能源比重
            49% of that in the world. Fossil energy accounts for   终端能源(亿吨标煤) Final energy (1x10-1 Gtce)  40.0  30%  Share of electricity
            about 83% of the primary energy. The annual CO2      30.0
            emission from fossil energy is about 17.5 billion    20.0                               20%
            tonnes, accounting for half of that in the world.                                       10%
                                                                 10.0
            The electricity accessibility needs to be improved.   0.0                               0%
            Asia's annual per capita electricity consumption is     2017  2020  2025  2030  2035  2040  2045  2050
                                                                                   天然气
                                                                                           电能
            2,600 KWh, lower than the world average of 3,000       煤炭     Oil 石油  Natural gas  Electricity  热能
                                                                                                   Heat
                                                                    Coal
                                                                                           电能占比
                                                                                   氢能
                                                                           其他可再生
                                                                   生物质能
            KWh per year. There are still more than 200 million   Bioenergy  Other renewables  Hydrogen  Share of electricity
            people with no access to electricity, mainly in South   Final Energy Consumption and Share of Electricity in Asia
            and Southeast Asia.
                                                             transportation, industry and building sector, power-
            II.Energy and Power Development Trends           to-hydrogen and seawater desalination will boost the
            Economic development and population growth could   growth of power demand. The electricity consumption
            promote the growth of primary energy demand in   is expected to reach 42 PWh by 2050, with per capita
            Asia. The primary energy demand in Asia is expected   consumption of 8,100 KWh.
            to increase with an average annual growth rate of 1.2%   Renewable energy will become the dominant
            to 14.6 Gtce by 2050. Around 2025, electricity will   power source. The cost of wind and solar power
            become the highest final energy resources, while the   generation in Asia is expected to fall further by 2050.
            hydrogen demand will increase gradually. The final   The installed capacity will increase to 19.1 TW, of   65
            energy consumption is expected to reach 8.4 Gtce by   which 91% will be renewable energy. Around 2035,
            2050, and the proportion of electricity in final energy   renewable energy will surpass fossil energy to be
            will increase to 67%. Hydrogen demand for energy   the dominant energy. Renewable energy in Asia
            and raw materials will be about 200 million tonnes.   is expected to account for 84% of primary energy
            The innovative technologies, such as electrification in   demand by 2050.


































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