Sector deep dives A Lloyd’s emerging risk report Below 2°C Insurance for a low carbon economy
Sector deep dives
A Lloyd’s emerging risk report
Below 2°CInsurance for a low carbon economy
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Coal
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Demand in the coal sector is estimated to fall by at least 70% under the 2°C compliant scenarios by 2030. (Vivid Economics, 2019).
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Marine
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Bioefuels
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The biofuels sectors could experience large increases in demand, but technologies have not yet proven to be deployable at scale.
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Jet fuel
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Solar PV
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Under the 2°C compliant scenario, solar PV capacity reaches 1150 GW in 2030, with forecasts suggesting average annual growth rates of between 15-25% between 2019 and 2023 (Solar Power Europe, 2019).
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Construction
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Globally, buildings and construction sectors combined are responsible for 36% of final energy consumption and close to 40% of CO2 emissions (IEA, 2019).
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