World Energy – 2050 (White Paper)
Edited by V.V. Bushuev (IES), V.A. Kalamanov (ISEDC)
– M: ENERGY Publishing
Centre, 2012. – 320 с.
Group
of authors:
V.V. Bushuev (Introduction, Sections 2 and 3, Conclusion);
A.M.Mastepanov (Section 3); N.K.
Kurichev (Sections 1, 7, 8, 9, 10); A.M. Belogoriev (Sections
7, 8, 9); A.I. Gromov (Sections 2 and 3)
With kind contribution of:
L.A.Melentiev Institute of Energy Systems of the Siberian
Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences:
L.S. Belyaev (Subsections 4.1, 5.5), O.V. Marchenko (Subsections
4.1, 5.5), S.V. Solomin (Subsections
4.1, 5.5)
Greenpeace Russia, Non-Profit Organisation: V.A. Tchuprov
(Sections 5, 6)
Centre for Theoretical and Practical Researches of Social
and Ecological Development: I.E. Shkradyuk
(Sections 5, 6)
Joint Institute of High Temperatures of the Russian Academy
of Sciences: V.M. Batenin (Subsections
5.4, 5.5);
V.M. Maslennikov (Subsections 5.4, 5.5); S.A. Medin (Subsections
5.4, 5.5)
Expert Club of the Industry and Energy Sector, Nonprofit Partnership:
G.E. Afanasiev (Section 5);
O.A. Panchikhina (Section 5)
Centre for Efficient Energy Utilization: I.G. Gritsevich (Subsection
4.2)
This publication
contains the world energy development forecast for the period
up to 2050. The forecast of development of all key energy
branches and the forecast of the energy trends in the leading
countries and world regions has been built on the basis
of the analysis of historical and current trends. The scenario
approach used in the publication makes it possible to tie-in
trends observed in various regions of the world, and in
various energy branches, as well as to correlate technological,
energy, economic, social and political factors. The analysis
of quantitative trends and futureoriented structure of the
fuel and energy balance is combined with the analysis of
qualitative trends of the world energy development: reorganisation
of energy markets and corporate structure of the energy
sector of economy, regulatory systems and geopolitical priorities
of the leading countries of the world. The ultimate result
of the publication are recommendations on priority tasks
of the Russian state energy policy, and particularly on
those related to foreign policy activities'.
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