2004-World Energy Outlook

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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: The International Energy Agency (IEA) is the energy monitoring body of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). Its main research findings are published in the form of the annual report "World Energy Outlook," which serves as an important reference for analyzing and researching international energy issues. The 2004 edition of the "World Energy Outlook" report in this book comprehensively predicts the development trends of different energy sources in the world and in various regions before 2030, covering nine chapters. The discussed energy sources include oil, natural gas, coal, electricity, and renewable energy, while the analyzed regions cover three major types: OECD countries, developing countries, and transition economies. The last three chapters of the book are dedicated to "In-depth Analysis of Russia," "Energy and Human Development," and "World Policy Options," respectively. Six appendices provide the latest forecasts of the baseline scenario and discussions on certain energy prediction issues. Against the backdrop of China's energy industry increasingly integrating into globalization, whether it is government energy officials, energy research experts, or professionals from energy companies, as well as financial and securities investment industries, and relevant university teachers, can all find valuable information in this book.