The global energy transition presents complex and unique challenges that must be addressed for a sustainable and secure energy future. The Scotia Group and RAND Europe convened a series of Majlis Dialogues to help better understand how policies, investments and international cooperation can help overcome these challenges. Key themes from the dialogues and subsequent discussions formed a roadmap of principles to inform a global energy transition.
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The global energy transition presents a complex set of unique challenges that must be addressed to achieve a sustainable and secure energy future. To better understand how policies, investments and international cooperation could help to overcome these challenges, the Scotia Group and RAND Europe jointly convened a high-level series of Majlis Dialogues to debate and highlight ideas and potential solutions that can help push forward the energy transition efforts, and to facilitate the required policy sequencing for its global implementation. From these dialogues and subsequent discussions, four key themes emerged, which provide an outline roadmap of principles to inform a successful global energy transition in all its aspects.
Key Findings
- The global energy transition needs to use a holistic, systems-based approach.
- We need to understand and prepare for the energy transition from a technology and infrastructure perspective.
- The developing world faces particular challenges around access to energy transition finance; recapitalised and empowered multilateral development banks can play a key role in mitigating these.
- Political will and geopolitics will ultimately determine the success of the energy transition.
Table of Contents
Chapter One
Introduction
Chapter Two
Majlis 1: The global energy transition and the shifting geopolitical environment
Chapter Three
Majlis 2: Scope and scale of the global energy transition
Chapter Four
Majlis 3: A diplomatic framework for the global energy transition
Chapter Five
Additional areas for consideration
Chapter Six
Roadmap for the global energy transition
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