2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.rser.2017.10.007
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Transition pathways for a UK low-carbon electricity system: Comparing scenarios and technology implications

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“…First to optimize the energy structure, especially in electric power sector, by significantly reducing dependency on fossil fuels. Some studies have shown that at the national scale, cutting CO 2 emissions in electric power sector could be vital for achieving low-carbon society [53,54]. Not only that, in review of the literature, we found that nearly all industries are pursuing a rapid shift toward such a green transformation.…”
Section: Relationship Between Co 2 Emissions and Economic Developmentmentioning
confidence: 68%
“…First to optimize the energy structure, especially in electric power sector, by significantly reducing dependency on fossil fuels. Some studies have shown that at the national scale, cutting CO 2 emissions in electric power sector could be vital for achieving low-carbon society [53,54]. Not only that, in review of the literature, we found that nearly all industries are pursuing a rapid shift toward such a green transformation.…”
Section: Relationship Between Co 2 Emissions and Economic Developmentmentioning
confidence: 68%
“…Climate change and energy security constitute key drivers of the UK's energy transition [83]. Its transition pathways encompass energy governance and technological choices for low-carbon energy systems [84]. Specifically, its legislative/policy portfolio or framework on climate change and renewables comprise multiple legislative enactments and policies such as the Energy Act 2013, Finance Act 2011, Feed-in Tariffs for Renewable Electricity 2014, Carbon Reduction Commitment Energy Efficiency Scheme 2014, Climate Change Act 2008, National Adaptation Programme 2013, the UK Renewable Energy Roadmap and few others [85].…”
Section: The United Kingdommentioning
confidence: 99%
“…B . Zunehmend rücken hierbei Fragen von Gleichheit/Gerechtigkeit sowie Risiken von lokalen Energieprojekten in den Mittelpunkt (Adams/ Bell 2014, Fuller/McCauley 2016 Barton et al . 2015) .…”
Section: Effekte Von Bürgerenergie Und Offene Forschungsfragenunclassified