(CercleFinance.com) – TotalEnergies today presented ‘Energy Outlook 2022’, an annual publication whose objective is to improve understanding of the global energy system, a few weeks before the opening of COP27, which will be held in Egypt in November.
According to Total, the growing number of countries having made commitments to be carbon neutral by 2050 is “great news for the climate”, but would nevertheless result in a temperature increase of 2.1 to 2.3 degrees Celsius. ‘here at 2100…
The industrialist called ‘break’ another scenario aimed at achieving the objectives of the Paris Agreement in 2050, with a rise in temperatures ‘well below 2°C’ compared to pre-industrial levels.
‘This will not happen without rich countries supporting emerging countries by promoting a just energy transition (through investments, technology transfers, training, etc.) with funding at least at the level provided for in the agreement of Paris ($100 billion per year since 2020).
“The current disruptions in the energy markets have reinforced the need for a global dialogue on the energy transition, involving the participation of all actors in society,” said Patrick Pouyanné, Chairman and CEO of TotalEnergies.
‘With this document (…) TotalEnergies intends to share its knowledge of the global energy system, in order to contribute to decisions that will promote energy transition and help fight against climate change’, concludes the manager.
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