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The energy plans for the world countries to implement with sanctions such as the Paris Agreement are not enough to create the need for the world. The plans of the countries that signed Paris Agreement were revealed to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions have not reached the expected speed. The aim of the Change Panel (IPCC) is shown as the target; consistent studies for holding the 'continent warming under 2 degrees are performed by very few countries. MIT (][Massachusetts Institute of Technology) ]With a new researcher prepared by a senior research scientist at MIT Energy Initiative with the Director ofGlobal Exchange Science and Policy Joint Program, the global energy blend projections of the next twenty years were summarized under three titles.

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Fosil drops the share of fuel

[Research indicates that the share of fossil fuels in the global energy mixture is 80 percent, when it comes to 2040 percent. Despite the reduction in proportions, fossil fuel domination is thought to continue. In consistent scenarios with a goal of 2 degrees, this share is predicted to fall to 56-61 percent in 2040. The share of the sun is expected to rise to 17-26 percent in 2040.

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Multi scenarios show that the world’s carbon will reduce the use of coal from dense energy sources. The use of cartilage, carbon dioxide capture and storage (carbon capture and storage-CCS)] with technology ] reveals that it will not be a sustainable future unless combined. Most of the short-term projections do not show a large-scale increase in CCS in the next 10-15 years. Natural gas consumption will increase in the next 20 years, but it is thought to fall without CCS.

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[Research shows that solar and wind energy will continue development but storage challenges will continue. In the research that the solar and wind energy will achieve success in the coming years, this positive appearance is highlighted that the costs of falling, downtime, long-term energy storage difficulties will be caused by the increase of research and innovation.

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Source: Phys.org