The analysis shows that the final energy consumption in the WEM scenario will grow for 1.3 Mtoe by 2050 or by 73% compared to 2017 (Figure 17). Currently, 1/3 of the final energy is consumed by the transport sector, another third by the residential sector, 21% by the industry, 12% by the commercial sector, and around 1% in agriculture. By 2050, the highest increase is estimated for consumption in the industry sector (from 0.4 Mtoe to 1.2 Mtoe), which is related to the GDP growth projections. Over the analysed period, a significant increase of 55% (around 0.3 Mtoe) is also estimated for the consumption in the transport sector. The consumption in the commercial sector will grow for 0.08 Mtoe and in the residential sector for 0.07 Mtoe, which represents an increase of 38% and 13%, respectively, over the period 2017 - 2050. In terms of the share in the final energy consumption in 2050, the highest share will have the industry sector - 38%, followed by the transport sector - 30%, then the residential sector with 21% and commercial sector with 10%, while the remaining 1% will be for the agriculture sector.