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Plugging into progress: electrification’s role in upstream decarbonisation
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Report summary
Electrification using renewables or grid power has proven to be effective in reducing upstream emissions. Yet global uptake is limited, resulting in limited emissions reductions . Has upstream electrification realised its full potential? Or is there scope to expand?
Table of contents
- Executive Summary
Tables and charts
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Five key metrics used to assess country-level electrification readinessUpstream Scope 1 & 2 emissions under different grid electrification uptake scenarios (applied to high electrification readiness countries only)
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