Titlebook: Improving Energy Decisions; Towards Better Scien Bert Droste-Franke,M. Carrier,Thomas Ziesemer Book 2015 Springer International Publishing

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Characterisation of Recent Energy System Analyses,ion the striking issues and interrelations, rather than the details, of the relevant systems. Additionally, such analyses must be transparent and, as far as possible, show the whole range of options. Furthermore, the analyses need to fit the specific purpose under consideration.

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Political Challenges in Managing Transitions of Energy Systems Beyond Pure Energy-Economic Modellinituations are much more complex. The various administrative levels with their different legislative expertise or the plurality of regions and nations involved in decisions about the future energy supply are not sufficiently examined in techno-economic analyses of the energy sector as outlined in the previous chapters.

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Conclusions and Recommendations,ble energy. The goal is to counter both the hazards associated with nuclear energy and the threat posed by greenhouse gas emissions at the same time. Scientific policy advice is supposed to delineate a safe course through uncertain waters.

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Energy System 2050: Impacts of Uncertainties on the Optimal Electricity Generation Mix,After examining some energy policy problems which are important for energy system modelling, the question arises: How sensitive are results of typical analyses with respect to the various assumptions? This chapter sheds some light on the core choices to be addressed for such analyses.

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978-3-319-38564-8Springer International Publishing Switzerland 2015

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Improving Energy Decisions978-3-319-11346-3Series ISSN 1860-4803 Series E-ISSN 1860-4811

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Introduction,efficient and comfortable way. Over time, this infrastructure has been standardised and in most situations, a contractual supply service is now the main legal arrangement which ensures adequate energy supply to consumers (Droste-Franke and Kamp 2013).