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Long-Term Integration of Renewable Energy Sources into the European Energy System

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  • © 1998

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  1. The LTI-Research Group

    1. Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW), Mannheim, Germany

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Part of the book series: Environmental and Resource Economics (3411)

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Table of contents (7 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-x
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  2. Executive Summary

    • Helmuth-M. Groscurth
    Pages 1-19

  3. Introduction

    • Helmuth-M. Groscurth, Wolfgang Bräuer, Isabel Kühn, Sigurd Weinreich
    Pages 21-35

  4. Scenario for a Sustainable Future Energy System

    • Harry Lehmann, Torsten Reetz, Brigitte Drees, Helmuth-M. Groscurth, Wolfgang Bräuer, Sigurd Weinreich
    Pages 37-126

  5. A Fair-Market Scenario for the European Energy System

    • Stefan K. Nielsen, Bent Sørensen
    Pages 127-191

  6. Bottlenecks and Obstacles — Success Stories and Measures

    • Olav Hohmeyer, Wolfgang Bräuer, Helmuth-M. Groscurth
    Pages 193-213

  7. Appendix I: Bottlenecks and Obstacles — Elements of a Methodology for National Diagnosis

    • Christophe de Gouvello, Pierre Matarasso, Marcelo Poppe
    Pages 215-238

  8. Appendix II: Additional Data and Figures

    • The LTI-Research Group
    Pages 239-245

  9. Back Matter

    Pages 247-268
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A sustainable European energy system, mitigating climate change and solving a number of other key environmental problems, will require massive reliance on renewable energy sources combined with a sharp increase in energy productivity. Considering that most of the technologies necessary for such a development are already available, today's most important questions are: How can these technologies be integrated into the European energy system? What are the costs and benefits of such a strategy? What are the major bottlenecks and obstacles to such a development? What measures are necessary to support this development? In the book a "sustainable scenario" and a "fair-market scenario" are developed as a means to demonstrate that concepts for a sustainable future European energy supply are feasible.

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  • Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW), Mannheim, Germany

    The LTI-Research Group

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