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Energy Transition Plans Keep Freezing Today’s Demand Into Tomorrow
At an Earth Set event hosted by Octopus Energy in London, analysts Amy Rennison and Michael Barnard warned that many energy‑transition forecasts mistakenly project today’s demand patterns into the future, inflating the scale of low‑carbon replacements needed. They illustrated the flaw with shipping, noting that while current estimates of 2100 liquid‑fuel demand range from 70 million to several hundred million tonnes, the true figure depends on how quickly electrification, steel‑making reforms and short‑sea routes reduce fossil use. Similar assumption gaps appear in [...]