Titlebook: Energiewende "Made in Germany"; Low Carbon Electrici Christian von Hirschhausen,Clemens Gerbaulet,Pao-Y Book 2018 Springer Nature Switzerla

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Energy Infrastructures for the Low-Carbon Transformation in Europe transformation, and often low-cost measures such as improving regulation or tightening access rules are more effective than capital-intensive infrastructure expansion. Section . suggests that although a majority of authors see infrastructure development as a no-regrets option, there are also argume

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Modeling the Low-Carbon Transformation in Europe: Developing Paths for the European Energy System Unchnical description of the model, the Global Energy System Model (GENeSYS-MOD); it is an energy system model developed recently for scenario analysis, providing a high level of technical detail, and the integrated coverage of all sectors and fuels. Section . presents different GHG emissions pathways

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Book 2018other countries and at the European level. In the outlook, the authors explore upcoming issues, such as coupling between the electricity and other sectors, and behavioral changes of industry and households. The book addresses readers in the energy industry, energy and climate policymakers, regulator

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-98237-9ctricity system with a significantly higher share of distributed generation. The chapter describes the main trends and characteristics of German energy and climate policies from their inception in the late nineteenth century up to the present energiewende. Section . looks broadly at over a century o

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Preventing International Conflict: Kant,ent, though, between the rather comfortable situation in the Rhine and Ruhr areas of prosperous West Germany, compared to the East German coal basin Lusatia, which was hit particularly hard. Sections . and . report the history of hard coal and lignite, respectively, between 1950 and 2017, including

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Introduction: What This Book Is About,ricity sector and the progress achieved so far. The electricity sector has the potential to lead the way in decarbonization, provided that the appropriate regulatory framework is in place. Due to insufficient price signals that can be expected to persist for the next decade, the European Emissions T

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Social Costs and SustainabilityThis chapter therefore focuses on the two central issues arising with the closure of nuclear power plants in Germany: (1) the effects on German and European electricity markets; and (2) the complex process of decommissioning old plants and finding suitable solutions for storing radioactive waste and