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Global energy demand growth in emerging markets challenges ambitious climate goals, with 2°C warming limit still possible but difficult.

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17 Sep 2026
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Global energy demand growth in emerging markets challenges ambitious climate goals, with 2°C warming limit still possible but difficult.

A new S&P Global Energy study reveals that most future global energy demand growth will come from emerging markets and developing economies (EMDEs), rising over 60% by 2060. This surge challenges ambitious climate targets like limiting warming to 1.5°C, with net-zero emissions before 2100 unlikely globally. While holding temperature rise to 2°C remains possible under aggressive decarbonization, practical limits in electrification and renewable integration, alongside energy security and affordability concerns, mean fossil fuels will still play a significant role. The study emphasizes a complex, regionally differentiated energy transition requiring large investments and balancing economic growth with emissions reduction.

Energy demand growth is the subject, with Pluang market data providing context. As of Sep 17, 2026 18:11 WIB, 21 of 30 Energy-sector US stocks rose. Devon Energy Corp (DVN) traded at USD 48.64 with a 0.41% increase and 74% sell order activity. Cenovus Energy Inc (CVE) fell 0.40% to USD 32.39, with 95% buy orders. Kinder Morgan Inc (KMI) rose 0.39% to USD 30.85, with 69% buy orders. This snapshot shows varied investor interest and trading patterns in energy stocks on Pluang.

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