Abstract
The energy landscape in Europe is changing - and the change will be drastic. Starting with the commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but then fuelled with the events in Fukushima followed by the German decision to phase out nuclear power and to head for a 100 % renewable energy future - debates about the future energy supply landscape are omnipresent these days. And indeed, for Europe to live up to its commitments and objectives, significant changes have to be implemented and renewable energy will have to become the major source of supply. (orig.)
Citation Formats
Fouquet, Doerte, and Nysten, Jana Viktoria.
The role of renewable energy in the changing energy landscape in Europe. Some reflections.
Germany: N. p.,
2012.
Web.
Fouquet, Doerte, & Nysten, Jana Viktoria.
The role of renewable energy in the changing energy landscape in Europe. Some reflections.
Germany.
Fouquet, Doerte, and Nysten, Jana Viktoria.
2012.
"The role of renewable energy in the changing energy landscape in Europe. Some reflections."
Germany.
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abstractNote = {The energy landscape in Europe is changing - and the change will be drastic. Starting with the commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but then fuelled with the events in Fukushima followed by the German decision to phase out nuclear power and to head for a 100 % renewable energy future - debates about the future energy supply landscape are omnipresent these days. And indeed, for Europe to live up to its commitments and objectives, significant changes have to be implemented and renewable energy will have to become the major source of supply. (orig.)}
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title = {The role of renewable energy in the changing energy landscape in Europe. Some reflections}
author = {Fouquet, Doerte, and Nysten, Jana Viktoria}
abstractNote = {The energy landscape in Europe is changing - and the change will be drastic. Starting with the commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but then fuelled with the events in Fukushima followed by the German decision to phase out nuclear power and to head for a 100 % renewable energy future - debates about the future energy supply landscape are omnipresent these days. And indeed, for Europe to live up to its commitments and objectives, significant changes have to be implemented and renewable energy will have to become the major source of supply. (orig.)}
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