The design of future electricity systems depends, among others, on reducing costs for
renewable technologies. Particularly costs for PV panels and batteries are predicted to …

Net-zero energy system configurations can be met in numerous ways, implying diverse
economic effects. However, what is usually ignored in techno-economic and economy-wide …

In response to the urgent need to mitigate climate change via net-zero targets, many nations
are renewing their interest in clean hydrogen as a net-zero energy carrier. Although clean …

Competitive and changing frame conditions, such as the need for decarbonization of energy
supply or the growing share of renewable electricity generation, are driving the need for …

The daily increase in the demand for energy consumption is partly caused by the global
population explosion and advancements in technology. Humanity relies on energy to fulfil its …

Green hydrogen represents an important energy carrier for global decarbonization towards
renewable-dominant energy systems. As a result, an escalating interdependency emerges …

Electricity transmission expansion has suffered many delays in Europe in recent decades,
despite its importance for integrating renewable electricity into the energy system. A …

Hydrogen will become a key player in the transition toward a net-zero energy system.
However, a clear pathway toward a unified European hydrogen infrastructure is still under …

Achieving ambitious CO 2 emission reduction targets requires energy system planning to
accommodate societal preferences, such as transmission reinforcements or onshore wind …

Solvent production from non-grain crops as the substrate via microbial fermentation has
been projected to replace highly polluting and unsustainable chemical production methods …