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Energy system models are increasingly used to identify climate change mitigation measures. Crucially, such models require future cost estimates, which depend on both technological advancement and investments. In global models, which encompass the whole world, this can be implemented via learning...
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. Since the start of Russia's 2022 war with Ukraine, energy geopolitics has changed, making hard power relevant to Europe … in the form of economic sanctions and a Western price cap on Russian oil. Europe regrouped its energy sovereignty and …
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The article explores the EU's energy security discourse regarding Russia during the period of 2010-2021. Three sub-discourses of this discourse are identified: the geopolitical, securitisation and diversification sub-discourses, as the same topics of the relationship are communicated differently...
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Economic development brings along strong energy demand. Northeast Asia is one of the regions with the most potential for further energy development in the world. Due to the complex geopolitical dilemma, barriers haven't been eliminated in energy trade and investment; therefore, there is more...
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This study is to build a causality model to implement energy security strategies (ESSs) in approaching a world-regions comparison. This study contributes to ESSs by indicating a set of valid attributes and those attributes are interrelationships in nature. There is major global interest in ESSs...
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Bangladesh launched the Vision 2021 initiative to reach the status of a middle-income country and provide universal access to power. This gave an impetus to a significant rise in installed generation capacity, with the most positive developments seen through the Seventh Five-Year Plan and...
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Currency depreciation poses challenges to long-term sustainable energy planning, particularly in the context of developing nations and cities. Yet, energy system models typically fail to assess the impacts of currency depreciation on sustainability strategies. This study employs a cost...
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Energy system models are important tools to guide our understanding of current and future carbon dioxide emissions as well as to inform strategies for emissions reduction. These models offer a vital evidence base that increasingly underpins energy and climate policies in many countries. In light...
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The energy supply sector, encompassing vital components such as generation, transmission, and distribution, holds a pivotal role in satisfying the energy demands of modern society. Its intricate web of technologies and infrastructure ensures the reliable provision of electricity from diverse...
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This study presents an assessment of Pakistan's energy security performance by measuring its Energy Security Index (ESIOP) for the years 1991-2040. The ESIOP consists of 39 indicators finalized by discrimination analysis, reliability testing and weighted through principal component analysis...
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