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《展望》中对于发展中国家的能源需求、化石燃料补贴、气候变化形势及减排责任等多方面分析中均存在片面性和主观性,其中利益倾向颇为明显。在20世纪80年代,《展望1982》在IEA内部发表之时,OECD国家石油需求占世界石油总需求的67%以上(1980年),而2009年OECD国家石油需求仅占世界石油总需求的54%,一次能源总需求也呈现类似的变化规律。随着时间的推移,OECD国家能源需求接近饱和,而非OECD国家能源需求明显提高。在这样的情况下,《展望》的关注点越来越聚焦在非OECD国家的能源需求上。
In the Outlook, there is one-sidedness and subjectivity in many aspects of energy demand, fossil fuel subsidies, climate change and emission reduction responsibilities in developing countries. Among them, the tendency of interest is obvious. In the 1980s, when Outlook 1982 was published within the IEA, OECD countries accounted for more than 67% of the world oil demand (1980), while OECD countries accounted for only the world total oil demand in 2009 %, The total primary energy demand also showed a similar pattern of change. With the passage of time, the energy needs of OECD countries are close to saturation, while the demand for energy from non-OECD countries has increased significantly. In such circumstances, the Outlook’s focus is increasingly focused on the energy needs of non-OECD countries.