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Talks in Canada

2018-03-31T10:23:00+00:00

Ottawa 9th of April 4 p.m. Advancing sustainable energy in troubled times Vancouver 12th of April 1:30 p.m. Germany´s Energy Transition and Cities: Economic Insights and Good Policy

Talks in Canada2018-03-31T10:23:00+00:00

November 2015

German Energiewende (energy transition)- Renewable energy, coal renaissance and Vattenfalls leaves Germany- what does all mean?

2020-08-31T09:13:22+00:00

Some answers to most often asked questions1. How would you explain to a foreign audience, why lignite still has such a big part of Germany's energy mix? What are your projections for the composition of the future mix (say by 2020 or 2030), both primary consumption and power generation - especially in light of the [...]

German Energiewende (energy transition)- Renewable energy, coal renaissance and Vattenfalls leaves Germany- what does all mean?2020-08-31T09:13:22+00:00

April 2014

The German Energiewende will continue, but the EEG reform is a bluff

2020-08-31T09:13:22+00:00

The Feed in Tariff Reform (EEG reform) is not a big deal as it leaves important parts aside. The planned cap for renewable energy is luckily not a strong as it was planned before, the FIT of wind onshore and biomass will not be cut as drastically as initially planned. The Energiewende will therefore continue, [...]

The German Energiewende will continue, but the EEG reform is a bluff2020-08-31T09:13:22+00:00

The German Energiewende has an Image Problem

2020-08-31T09:13:22+00:00

Here answers to frequently asked questions: -What will you say are the disadvantages and benefits of the Energiewende? Benefits are that Germany will reduce energy imports, and will therefore be less vulnerable from fossil energy price shocks or delivery disruptions. A further advantage is that the costs for renewable energy decline. Energy efficiency improvement drives [...]

The German Energiewende has an Image Problem2020-08-31T09:13:22+00:00

April 2013

The German Energiewende – fail or success?

2020-08-31T09:13:23+00:00

"Electricity supply transition" is a better description of what's actually happened. We have a growing supply of renewably generated electricity that is impressive, but otherwise nothing much. The Energiewende had gotten off to a good start, but now it's faltering and in danger of being stopped entirely. Take, for example, investment into a new and [...]

The German Energiewende – fail or success?2020-08-31T09:13:23+00:00

August 2010

Is nuclear power necessary?

2020-08-31T09:13:24+00:00

Can renewable energy substitute nuclear? Why is there such an aggressive campaign by some economic leader? Here are answers to the most often asked questions:1. Last days there has been an aggressive campaign by the so called atom lobby against the governmental plans for a fuel rod levy. There was even a newspaper campaign joined [...]

Is nuclear power necessary?2020-08-31T09:13:24+00:00

July 2010

The Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill – and the Call for an Energy Transition

2020-08-31T09:13:26+00:00

It takes dramatic accidents like this one in order for society and politicians to seriously ask themselves: - How much longer will we be dependent on oil? - Why are we so dependent? And why didn’t we foresee the inherent risks and – dangers of deep sea drilling earlier? - And what should we do [...]

The Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill – and the Call for an Energy Transition2020-08-31T09:13:26+00:00
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