 If anthropogenic emission are considered, the probability for the planet increasing for more than 1.5 °C before 2100 are high.Then, scenarios where the degree change is maintain below 1.5 °C are very challenging to achieve but not impossible.For a below 2.0 °C target, Shared socioeconomic pathways (SSPs) had been developed adding a socio-economic dimension to the integrative work started by RCPs models.The advantage of using SSPs is that they incorporate social standards, fossil fuel use, geographical development, and high energy demand.