Abstract Energy Systems Modelling is growing in relevance on providing insights and
strategies to plan a carbon-neutral future. The implementation of an effective energy …

Energy is vital for sustainable development of any nation–be it social, economic or
environment. In the past decade energy consumption has increased exponentially globally …

Energy system optimization models (ESOMs) have been used extensively in providing
insights to decision makers on issues related to climate and energy policy. However, there is …

In this paper we present a soft-linking methodology that employs detailed simulation outputs
from a dedicated power systems model to gain insights and understanding of the generation …

The Global MARKAL-Model (GMM), a multi-regional “bottom-up” partial equilibrium model of
the global energy system with endogenous technological learning, is used to address …

There is a revival in the nuclear debate observed in the literature. Several analyses have
shown that nuclear technologies may represent very attractive options for greenhouse gas …

The Copenhagen Accord established political consensus on the 2° C limit (in global
temperature increase) and for deep cuts in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions levels to …

Forecasts of energy demand, the fuel mix meeting that demand and the associated
emissions are a key requirement for informed energy planning and policy decisions to …

We use a newly developed bottom-up model of the entire Canadian energy system (TIMES-
Canada) to assess potentials for electrification of the road transport sector. A special …

Abstract In the United States, the industrial sector is the driving engine of economic
development, and energy consumption in this sector may be considered as the fuel for this …