Slower energy transition extends thermal generation in European power markets

Chart comparing final energy demand by fuel type in Europe under central and delayed transition scenarios

A slower energy transition could extend the role of thermal generation in European power markets as delayed electrification and weaker renewable build-out keep fossil fuel demand higher for longer. AFRY’s Delayed Transition scenario also suggests structurally higher long-term power prices, supporting existing thermal and renewable assets while creating a more difficult outlook for new low-carbon and flexibility projects. Slower energy […]

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