Within one decade a fundamental choice will have to be made: Should the energy system follow the historical trends of risky and unsustainable energy use patterns? Or should it take the course towards sustainable development and climate protection, giving top priority to energy efficiency and to a broad mix of renewable energies? Both roads are technically feasible. "Back-casting"-scenarios could help to answer the question, what technological options are available for climate protection and how societal goals can be achieved in a cost-effective way. Lessons learned from world energy scenarios and possible implementation options will be discussed. A case study of the German Parliament´s Enquete Commission on Sustainable Energy Syst...
Globally buildings are responsible for approximately 40% of the total world annual energy consumptio...
There is a growing scientific consensus that limiting the increase in global average temperature to ...
Conventional energy resources are not climate sustainable. Currently, engineers and scientists are l...
Within one decade a fundamental choice will have to be made: Should the energy system follow the hi...
Within one decade a fundamental choice will have to be made: Should the energy system follow the his...
Sustainable development and global climate change have figured prominently in scientific analysis a...
The conversion of energy systems toward sustainable solutions has been progressing for several years...
Consensus exists that further environmental pollution and climate change could be prevented if energ...
The Energy [R]evolution 2010 scenario is an update of the Energy [R]evolution scenarios published in...
Long-term energy scenarios are an important input to policy-relevant assessment reports on climate c...
In this thesis various forms of scenario analysis are discussed both to explore 1) how energy syste...
This paper analyzes a set of global energy-economic development scenarios for the 21st century. The ...
A comprehensive discussion of feasible strategies for sustainable energy supply is urgently needed t...
In February 2000, the German Bundestag established a Study Commission on "Sustainable Energy Supplie...
The paper describes two limiting scenarios that lead to a sustainable energy system in Western Europ...
Globally buildings are responsible for approximately 40% of the total world annual energy consumptio...
There is a growing scientific consensus that limiting the increase in global average temperature to ...
Conventional energy resources are not climate sustainable. Currently, engineers and scientists are l...
Within one decade a fundamental choice will have to be made: Should the energy system follow the hi...
Within one decade a fundamental choice will have to be made: Should the energy system follow the his...
Sustainable development and global climate change have figured prominently in scientific analysis a...
The conversion of energy systems toward sustainable solutions has been progressing for several years...
Consensus exists that further environmental pollution and climate change could be prevented if energ...
The Energy [R]evolution 2010 scenario is an update of the Energy [R]evolution scenarios published in...
Long-term energy scenarios are an important input to policy-relevant assessment reports on climate c...
In this thesis various forms of scenario analysis are discussed both to explore 1) how energy syste...
This paper analyzes a set of global energy-economic development scenarios for the 21st century. The ...
A comprehensive discussion of feasible strategies for sustainable energy supply is urgently needed t...
In February 2000, the German Bundestag established a Study Commission on "Sustainable Energy Supplie...
The paper describes two limiting scenarios that lead to a sustainable energy system in Western Europ...
Globally buildings are responsible for approximately 40% of the total world annual energy consumptio...
There is a growing scientific consensus that limiting the increase in global average temperature to ...
Conventional energy resources are not climate sustainable. Currently, engineers and scientists are l...