Current Energy Usage

Total Fuel Consumption (2007) – 11099.3 MTOE49		(81358 Mboe)
Oil	- 3952.8 MT	(28974Mboe)
Natural Gas	- 2637.7 MTOE	(19334 Mboe)
Coal	- 3177.5 MTOE	(23291 Mboe)
Nuclear Energy	- 622.0 MTOE	(4559 Mboe)
Hydro Electric	- 709.2 MTOE	(5198 Mboe)

• Every day the world consumes 230 MBDOE of energy⁵⁰ (2005).
• Global Primary Energy Supply Shares (2004)⁵¹.
  • Oil - 35%
  • Coal - 25%
  • Gas - 21%
  • Nuclear - 6% /
  • Hydro - 2%
  • Bio-mass - 10%
  • Other Renewables - 1%
• Production of bio-fuels stands at 16 billion gallons in 2007 accounting for 3% of total global transportation fuel supply⁵².
• 440 Nuclear Reactors in 32 countries generate 16% of world electricity⁵³.
• Cumulative Worldwide Installed Wind Power Capacity (2007) - 9720.4 MW⁵⁴
• Cumulative Worldwide Installed Solar/Photovoltaic Capacity (2006) - 5699505 KW⁵⁵
• Cumulative Worldwide Installed Wind Turbine Capacity (2007) - 94005 MW⁵⁶
• Cumulative Worldwide Ethanol Fuel Production (2007) - 25972 TTOE⁵⁷
• Worldwide Renewable Energy Investments (2007) - $71 Billion⁵⁸
• Geothermal supplies 8900 MW to 24 countries worldwide. Geothermal energy today meets the total electricity needs of some 60 million
  people worldwide⁵⁹.

Prospective Consumption/Resources

Total World Primary Energy Demand (2030) - 17095 Mtoe60		(125306 Mboe)
Oil	- 5575 MT	(40864 Mboe)
Coal	- 4441 Mtoe	(32553 Mboe)
Gas	- 3869 Mtoe	(28360 Mboe)
Nuclear	- 861 Mtoe	(6311 Mboe)
Hydro	- 408 Mtoe	(2991 Mboe)
Biomass & Waste	- 1645 Mtoe	(12057 Mboe)
Other Renewables	- 296 Mtoe	(2170 Mboe)

• Global Primary Energy Supply Shares 2030⁶¹
  • Oil - 33%
  • Coal - 26%
  • Gas - 23%
  • Bio-mass - 10%
  • Nuclear - 5%
  • Hydro - 2%
  • Other Renewables - 2%

• World is expected to consume 320 MBDOE of energy by 2030⁶².
• World Natural Gas reserves (2008) - 177358076558404 Cubic Meters ⁶³
  • Usage per second - 92653 CM
  • Estimated Date of Exhaustion - Sep 12th 2068
• World Oil Reserves (2008) - 1237875464626 Barrels⁶⁴
  • Usage per second - 986 Barrels
  • Estimated Date of Exhaustion - Oct 22nd 2047
• World Coal Reserves (2008) - 847488000000 Metric Tonnes⁶⁵
  • Usage per second - 203 MT
  • Estimated Date of Exhaustion - May 19th 2140
• World Uranium Reserves (2008)- 18230 Metric Tonnes U-235⁶⁶
  • Usage per second - 0.0000042222017 MT
  • Estimated Date of Exhaustion - Nov 28th 2144
• World marketed energy consumption is projected to grow by 50 percent over the 2005 to 2030 period. Total world energy use rises from
  462 quadrillion British thermal units (Btu) in 2005 to 563 quadrillion Btu in 2015 and then to 695 quadrillion Btu in 2030.⁶⁷
• World net electricity generation is projected to nearly double from about 17.3 trillion kilowatt-hours in 2005 to 24.4 trillion kilowatts in 2015
  and 33.3 trillion kilowatt-hours in 2030⁶⁸.

Cumulative investment in the energy industry is expected to be $20.2 Trillion69 between 2005 and 2030.(125306 Mboe)
Oil	- 5575 MT	(40864 Mboe)
Coal	- 4441 Mtoe	(32553 Mboe)
Gas	- 3869 Mtoe	(28360 Mboe)
Nuclear	- 861 Mtoe	(6311 Mboe)
Hydro	- 408 Mtoe	(2991 Mboe)
Biomass & Waste	- 1645 Mtoe	(12057 Mboe)
Other Renewables	- 296 Mtoe	(2170 Mboe)

• World demand for petroleum liquids is projected to be between 98-138 mbpd in 2030⁷⁰.
• World demand for natural gas is projected to be between 356-581 bcfd in 2030⁷¹.
• Wind and Solar energy combined will grow at 11% annually, supported by subsidies. Even at this rapid projected growth Wind and Solar
  will contribute only 1% of total energy by 2030⁷².
• Oil, Gas and Coal will remain the predominant sources of energy maintaining an 80% share of total energy demand through 2030⁷³.
• Fossil Fuels will remain predominant with a growing role for natural gas⁷⁴.
• Renewable Energy and Coal are the fastest growing energy sources with consumption growing 2.1% and 2% respectively⁷⁵.
• The internal combustion engine will power more than 95% of vehicles in 2030⁷⁶.
• Worldwide Industrial sector Oil demand is expected to increase 5 million bopd or 15% total oil demand growth through 2030⁷⁷.