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Introduction

Gregor Czisch Czisch

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This book focuses on electricity supply, a component of energy supply that is becoming increasingly important and can be seen as a key to sustainable energy supply. It examines options for a largely CO2-neutral electricity supply for Europe and its neighbouring regions. It explores the question of how the electricity supply should be structured so that it can be obtained in a cost-effective manner based on techniques currently available on the market. The effect on the future electricity supply structure of utilising some of the new technologies that are still being developed is also examined using a number of examples.

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This book focuses on electricity supply, a component of energy supply that is becoming increasingly important and can be seen as a key to sustainable energy supply. It examines options for a largely CO2-neutral electricity supply for Europe and its neighbouring regions. It explores the question of how the electricity supply should be structured so that it can be obtained in a cost-effective manner based on techniques currently available on the market. The effect on the future electricity supply structure of utilising some of the new technologies that are still being developed is also examined using a number of examples.

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This book focuses on electricity supply, a component of energy supply that is becoming increasingly important and can be seen as a key to sustainable energy supply. It examines options for a largely CO2-neutral electricity supply for Europe and its neighbouring regions. It explores the question of how the electricity supply should be structured so that it can be obtained in a cost-effective manner based on techniques currently available on the market. The effect on the future electricity supply structure of utilising some of the new technologies that are still being developed is also examined using a number of examples.

Key concepts: Electricity, Mains electricity, Energy supply, Sustainable energy, Electricity market, Electricity retailing, Key (lock), Environmental economics

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