In all, negaWatt envisages in its scenario the possibility of a division by two of the final energy consumption in France from 2015 to 2050, which is explained by a decrease in the energy demand divided between the energy sobriety of one side and energy efficiency on the other side.
Final energy consumption is defined as the amount of energy available to the end user. It therefore excludes distribution losses (eg losses in lines or losses due to the thermodynamic efficiency of power plants). Final consumption is used to track the penetration of various forms of energy in energy-using sectors.
This statistic presents the scenario of the negaWatt association of the distribution of final energy consumption by economic sector in France in 2050 compared to its 2015 level, in terawatt hours. According to the source, the final energy consumption of the residential-tertiary sector is expected to have decreased from nearly *** terawatt hours in 2015 to around *** terawatt hours in 2050.
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