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Global electrification and energy transition trends
Overview
The global transition toward electrification is gaining momentum across industrial and macro-economic sectors. Projections indicate the industrial process electrification market alone could grow from $18 billion in 2025 to $74 billion by 2035, driven by technologies such as industrial heat pumps, electric boilers, and induction heating to support manufacturing decarbonization.
On a broader scale, an International Energy Agency (IEA) report suggests that global electrification could reach 33% by 2035 using currently cost-competitive technologies. This shift could potentially reduce annual energy import bills for importing nations by over $400 billion and decrease household energy costs by approximately 15%. To facilitate this, the IEA emphasizes that global grid capacity may need to increase by at least 30% by 2035, requiring modernization to occur 40% faster than in the previous decade.
Entities
International Energy Agency · ABB · United Nations · Australia · CAN International
Timeline
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2 days ago
[BUSINESS] 10 sourcesIEA report: Global electrification could reach 33% by 2035An IEA report finds that cost-competitive technologies could raise global electricity's share of energy use to 33% by 2035, potentially saving importers $400 billion annually and cutting household energy bills.
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11 days ago
[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesIndustrial process electrification market to reach $74 billion by 2035The industrial process electrification market is forecast to reach $74 billion by 2035, driven by the transition from fossil fuels to electric heating and heat pumps to decarbonize global manufacturing.
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