The main assumptions and results of the sensitivity analysis are presented in Table 5.14. The overall effect of a lower economic growth results in a steadily decreasing final energy consumption. In 2030 the final energy consumption would be only 293 TWh. The total energy consumption is in 2030 about 20 TWh lower than in the WM projection. The impact on the electricity consumption is also noticeable, lower growth results in a difference of 6 TWh in 2030. The electricity generation is fairly low-carbon so the effect of a reduced electricity consumption on emissions is small. The greenhouse gas emissions in 2030 would in total be only 1.5 million tonnes of CO eq. lower than in the WM projection. Most of the emission reduction would take place in the ETS sector, only 0.2 million tonnes of CO eq. in the non-ETS sector.