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Global Energy and Climate Outlook visualisation

This interface displays results from the GECO reports in maps, bar charts and line charts for select scenarios. It includes socio-economic assumptions, energy system and power system projections by sector and fuel, and greenhouse gas and air pollutant emissions projections. It is updated annually to reflect the latest GECO report.

This interface displays results from the GECO reports in maps, bar charts and line charts for select scenarios. It includes socio-economic assumptions, energy system and power system projections by sector and fuel, and greenhouse gas and air pollutant emissions projections. It is updated annually to reflect the latest GECO report. Numbers are derived from the POLES-JRC model and, where relevant, from the JRC-GEM-E3 model. More detailed energy-emissions balances and macro-economic Baseline tables can be found at the GECO website.

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