Istanbul (INA) – The World Energy Council announced, in a report published today, Monday, that solar energy and wind energy are among the areas that will witness the most growth by 2060. The Council added, in the report titled: The Great Transformation, and published it on the sidelines of the Energy Conference The 23rd International Conference in Istanbul said that the transition to the clean energy transition process will have important results in the energy production market. Ged Davis, Head of Scenarios at the World Energy Council, indicated in the report prepared in cooperation with the Paul Shearer Institute and Accenture for Strategic Change that solar energy and wind energy, which are used by 4 percent in global electricity production today, are among the highest areas that will witness growth. He added: The ratio of the two energies in electricity production will be between 20% - 39% by the year 2060. He continued: According to another scenario, the percentage of fossil fuel use among primary energy sources could drop to 50%, and this could generate different results for oil, gas and coal. .. Oil will continue to play an important role in transportation. For his part, the administrator at the Accenture Institute for Strategic Change, Nuri Demirdovan, explained that all scenarios point to an increase in demand for natural gas in 2060. According to the report, which contradicts the traditional vision, which sees a doubling of energy demand, technological innovation, state policies and lower expectations. Growth, which would lead to major changes in the energy sector during the next ten years, represented by a decrease in the average per capita need for energy, by 2030. The Turkish city of Istanbul will host the 23rd World Energy Congress from 9-13 October. , with the media sponsorship of the Anadolu Agency, with the participation of 4 heads of state, and more than 250 ministers and CEOs of major international companies. (End) pg
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