The One Earth Climate Model (OECM) was established in 2017 by scientists from UTS-ISF, the German Aerospace Center (DLR) and the University of Melbourne’s Climate & Energy College.
Since then, it has been used to devise current carbon-reduction pathways for countries, regions and key industry sectors.
The OECM research project team works constantly on new country scenarios, updates of existing country analysis and expands the research scope.
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Country data
OECM 1.5°C pathways for countries and the EU27 region.
Click here to explore energy demand and supply developments until full decarbonisation in 2050, and to download data.
Click here to see country/region data on an interactive world map.
Industry data
Decarbonisation pathways to limit global mean temperature rise to 1.5°C, according to the Paris Climate Agreement for 16 industry sectors.
Click here to explore sector-specific Greenhouse gas emissions and Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions, and to download data.
Click here to see industry data on an interactive world map.
Solar and wind potential
Is there enough renewable energy?
Click here for Global Industry Classification Standard-based solar and onshore wind potential assessments for all countries, and to download data.
Resources
Energy pathways
The Paris Climate Agreement aims to hold global warming to well below 2.0°C and to “pursue efforts” to limit it to 1.5°C. To accomplish this, countries have...
Sectoral pathways
The OECM is an integrated energy assessment model to be used for developing science-based net zero targets for all major industries in a granularity and with...
Carbon budgets
Achieving the goals of the Paris Climate Agreement (2015) will require the total decarbonisation of the global energy system by 2050, with an emissions peak...
Methodology
The decarbonisation pathways for all countries and regions, and the global scenario, were developed with the One Earth Climate Model (OECM), noting that the...
About the One Earth Climate Model
The One Earth Climate Model (OECM) shows how regions, countries and industry sectors can meet the Paris Agreement’s target of limiting global temperature rise...
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