Add to ORKGTherefore the main aim of the paper is to develop and present a roadmap for low carbon society with an overall aim to achieve independence from fossil fuels by 2050in Latvia. The paper also reviews current and the perspective development of energy system in the country. The results show that it is possible to create energy supply system in Latvia, which is based on renewable energy sources by 2050. A quantitative evaluation of the modelled scenarios is given based on energy demand and apprising energy related greenhouse gas emissions
The goal of this paper is to estimate the perspectives of the Baltic States: Estonia, Latvia and Lit...
This paper will describe an efficient and appropriate use of biomass in Latvian conditions as well a...
The paper describes financial mechanisms for heat sector projects in Latvia, and presents analysis o...
The paper analyzes how Latvia can follow the challenge of EU leading Member States and implement a g...
There are new objectives: energy development strategies have been made in many EU countries, the gre...
The prices of fossil energy resources are expected to rise substantially in the future, therefore fo...
The aim of work is to evaluate the existing power systems in Latvia and Lithuania and work out polic...
Rational use of energy, exploitation of renewable energy sources (RES) and ensuring energy self-suff...
Latvia has great opportunities to become a country of green energy. Such aim would provide an opport...
This paper presents some of the problems in the Latvian energy system, the Latvian economy and how a...
This paper presents aspects and problems of the Latvian energy-system connected to the choice of the...
Existing Policy & Strategy as well as new tendency in renewable energy sources (RES) use in Latvia w...
The paper explores the issue of "green economy" and its role in supporting responsible and sustainab...
The city of Riga, being at the forefront of fighting climate change, is in the process of updating t...
The development of combined heat and power (CHP) is determined by the EU directive (2004/08/EK), whi...
The goal of this paper is to estimate the perspectives of the Baltic States: Estonia, Latvia and Lit...
This paper will describe an efficient and appropriate use of biomass in Latvian conditions as well a...
The paper describes financial mechanisms for heat sector projects in Latvia, and presents analysis o...
The paper analyzes how Latvia can follow the challenge of EU leading Member States and implement a g...
There are new objectives: energy development strategies have been made in many EU countries, the gre...
The prices of fossil energy resources are expected to rise substantially in the future, therefore fo...
The aim of work is to evaluate the existing power systems in Latvia and Lithuania and work out polic...
Rational use of energy, exploitation of renewable energy sources (RES) and ensuring energy self-suff...
Latvia has great opportunities to become a country of green energy. Such aim would provide an opport...
This paper presents some of the problems in the Latvian energy system, the Latvian economy and how a...
This paper presents aspects and problems of the Latvian energy-system connected to the choice of the...
Existing Policy & Strategy as well as new tendency in renewable energy sources (RES) use in Latvia w...
The paper explores the issue of "green economy" and its role in supporting responsible and sustainab...
The city of Riga, being at the forefront of fighting climate change, is in the process of updating t...
The development of combined heat and power (CHP) is determined by the EU directive (2004/08/EK), whi...
The goal of this paper is to estimate the perspectives of the Baltic States: Estonia, Latvia and Lit...
This paper will describe an efficient and appropriate use of biomass in Latvian conditions as well a...
The paper describes financial mechanisms for heat sector projects in Latvia, and presents analysis o...