Abstract The EU Green Deal calls for climate neutrality by 2050 and emission reductions of
50–55% in 2030 in comparison to 1990. Achieving these reductions requires a substantial …

The global warming phenomenon emerges from the issue of climate change, which attracts
the attention of intellectuals towards clean energy sources from dirty energy sources. Among …

Nuclear plant costs in the US have repeatedly exceeded projections. Here, we use data
covering 5 decades and bottom-up cost modeling to identify the mechanisms behind this …

Abstract The Green Deal of the European Union is to be a policy of sustainable transition
from the long-term perspective; however, the ambitious plans were confronted with the …

Nuclear energy discourse is deeply entrenched, with historical incidents and excessive
objectivity deepening for-or-against lines that impede collaborative discussions. This …

This chapter focuses on accelerating mitigation and on shifting development pathways to
increased sustainability, based on literature particularly at national scale. While previous …

Luke Haywood is head of climate and energy at the European Environmental Bureau (EEB)
in Brussels and guest researcher at the Mercator Research Centre on Global Commons and …

Mitigation option are not yet being implemented at the scale required to limit global warming
to well below 2° C. Various factors have been identified that inhibit the implementation of …

Climate change presents challenges for energy-industry systems, especially for regions with
limited solar resources. This study investigates energy transition pathways to achieve a low …

Energy is the most critical input for production and consumption. The inputs of energy cause
irreversible damage to the environment. The studies carried out to reduce the environmental …