Thermal coal in a carbon-conscious world: the IEA 450 Scenario
Report summary
Table of contents
- Executive summary
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Scenario definition
- IEA New Policies Scenario (NPS)
- IEA 450 Scenario
- Wood Mackenzie base case
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What assumptions differentiate the IEA scenarios from our base case?
- Macroeconomic growth
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Demand: the IEA 450 Scenario sees thermal trade fall to 527 Mt in 2035
- Summary
- Regional explanation
- Implications for the seaborne trade: coal quality is all important
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Supply: the IEA 450 Scenario sees Indonesian exports fall below 200 Mtpa by 2035
- Summary
- Regional explanation
- Prices: US$50/t FOB Newcastle could be the new norm
- Conclusion
Tables and charts
This report includes 9 images and tables including:
- Key assumptions and drivers in scenarios
- FOB Newcastle price comparison, US$/t (real 2016)
- Global CO2 emissions (Mt)
- Thermal coal demand summary in each scenario (Mt)
- Global thermal coal demand comparison (Mt)
- Seaborne thermal coal demand comparison (Mt)
- Thermal coal supply summary in each scenario (Mt)
- Australia export supply comparison (Mt)
- Indonesia export supply comparison (Mt)
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