The World Energy Outlook 2022 (WEO) is a comprehensive report that analyzes the ongoing global energy crisis triggered by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. It provides valuable insights and analysis on the implications of this crisis for energy systems worldwide.

The report addresses several key questions regarding the crisis. Firstly, it explores whether the crisis will hinder or propel clean energy transitions. It examines the potential impact on renewable energy sources and whether governments will take more significant actions to address the situation.

Additionally, the WEO investigates how government responses will shape energy markets. It analyzes the policies and measures implemented by various countries to mitigate the crisis and how these interventions may influence the global energy landscape.

Furthermore, the report focuses on the energy security risks that lie ahead on the path to achieving net-zero emissions. It highlights the challenges and vulnerabilities that may arise as countries strive to transition to cleaner energy sources while ensuring energy security.

The World Energy Outlook has been a trusted and authoritative source of analysis and projections since its inception in 1998. It provides objective data and impartial analysis that offer crucial insights into global energy supply and demand under different scenarios. The report’s findings have far-reaching implications for energy security, climate targets, and economic development.

Overall, the WEO 2022 serves as an essential tool for policymakers, energy professionals, and stakeholders in understanding the profound effects of the global energy crisis, guiding decision-making, and formulating strategies to navigate this challenging landscape.

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Part A : Overview and context

1.Overview and key findings

• Introduction
• Causes of the crisis and immediate consequences
• Outlook for energy markets and security
• Outlook for energy transitions

2. Setting the scene

• Introduction
• Background to the global energy crisis
• Where do we go from here ?
• Inputs to the scenarios

Part B : Road to net zero emissions

An updated roadmap to Net Zero Emissions by 2050 : 

• Introduction
• Net Zero Emissions Scenario
• Key themes

Part C : Key energy trends

1.Energy security in energy transitions (ten essentials for secure energy transitions)

2.Outlook for energy demand (scenarios and key themes)

3. Outlook for electricity (scenarios and key themes)

4. Outlook for liquid fuels (scenarios and key themes)

5. Outlook for gaseous fuels (scenarios and key themes)

6. Outlook for solid fuels (scenarios)