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Workshop on “Energy, greenhouse gas emissions and climate change scenarios”

PRIMES model results. Workshop on “Energy, greenhouse gas emissions and climate change scenarios” (29-30 June 2004, EEA, Copenhagen). Scenarios examined:. LREM baseline scenario CAFÉ-KR scenario plus high and low effort variants Sustainable emission pathway scenario (SEP)

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Workshop on “Energy, greenhouse gas emissions and climate change scenarios”

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  1. PRIMES model results Workshop on “Energy, greenhouse gas emissions and climate change scenarios” (29-30 June 2004, EEA, Copenhagen)

  2. Scenarios examined: • LREM baseline scenario • CAFÉ-KR scenario plus high and low effort variants • Sustainable emission pathway scenario (SEP) • Addressing the role of renewables • Renewables scenario (REN) • Sustainable emission pathway scenario combined with renewables scenario (SER) • Sustainable emission pathway scenario combined with renewables scenario with revised permit prices (RES) • Addressing the role of economic development • Low economic growth scenario (LGC) • Sustainable emission pathway scenario combined with the low growth scenario (LGS)

  3. SEP and the role of renewables

  4. Permit prices and subsidies on renewable electricity by case examined

  5. Gross inland consumption

  6. Renewables share in GIC (%)

  7. Demand siderenewables include biofuels used as ingredient in gasoline and diesel oil

  8. Power generation

  9. Renewables share in power generation (%)

  10. Changes in installed capacity

  11. Average electricity tariff

  12. CO2 emissions

  13. CO2 emissions – Difference from 1990 levels (%)

  14. Low economic growth scenarios

  15. Key indicators

  16. Gross inland consumption

  17. CO2 emissions - Difference from 1990 levels (%)

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