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DNV GL foresees maritime energy demand peaking by 2034

The DNV GL Energy Transition Outlook anticipates that by 2050, maritime demand for oil may be just 6% of what it is today

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Coronavirus has severely affected the energy market and DNV GL anticipates that the situation will not be reversed. Global energy demand is expected to drop annually between 6% to 8% through to 2050 from what it would have been if the pandemic had not broken out

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