The paper aims to address the potential of low-carbon and renewable hydrogen in
decarbonizing the European energy system; specifically, reducing emissions by 55% in …

The majority of energy being used is obtained from fossil fuels, which are not renewable
resources and require a longer time to recharge or return to its original capacity. Energy from …

The increasing ambition of climate targets creates a major role for hydrogen especially in
achieving carbon-neutrality in sectors presently difficult to decarbonise. This work examines …

The recent signals in the energy sector indicate a major transformation taking shape in the
energy sector in the decades to come. The potential trends are highlighted in three …

The European potential for renewable electricity is sufficient to enable fully renewable
supply on different scales, from self-sufficient, subnational regions to an interconnected …

Hydrogen will become a key player in transitioning toward a net-zero energy system.
However, a clear pathway toward a unified European hydrogen infrastructure to support the …

This paper analyses the role of sector coupling towards 2050 in the energy system of
Northern-central Europe when pursuing the green transition. Impacts of restricted onshore …

Abstract The Group of Twenty (G20) represents the world's largest economies, accounted for
86% of global final electricity demand and 87% of global energy-related CO 2 emissions in …

Russia is the largest contributor of gas to Europe. It supplied 34% of the EU27+ GB gas
consumption in 2019. Due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, these imports may be …

Achieving current electricity sector targets in Central Europe (Austria, Denmark, France,
Germany, Poland and Switzerland) will redistribute regional benefits and burdens at sub …