Energy systems (ES) are seriously affected by climate variability since energy demand and
supply are dependent on atmospheric conditions at several time scales and by the impact of …

Extreme weather events (EWE) can affect energy supply, particularly when energy systems
are significantly reliant on renewable energy sources, highly vulnerable to climate and …

Although our knowledge of climate change impacts on energy systems has increased
substantially over the past few decades, there remains a lack of comprehensive overview of …

Abstract The UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) aim to improve the lives of
people, increase prosperity, and protect the planet. Given the large number of goals …

Understanding the water use of power production is an important step to both a sustainable
energy transition and an improved understanding of water conservation measures …

Cold and heat waves represent a significant problem for the electricity generation sector.
The disruptions cold and heat waves can cause in power production are beyond their …

Connecting research on the water demand of power plants with mitigation strategies for
energy-based water use is an important step to ensure global water and energy security …

Income and population growth increase demands for commodities such as food, energy,
and water in cities. Water resources are used outside of cities to produce the food and …

The energy supply chains operating beyond a region's jurisdiction can exert pressure on the
availability of water resources in the local area. In China, however, there is a lack of …

The Nexus concept is the interconnection between the resources energy, water, food, land
and climate. Such interconnections enable to address trade-offs and seek for synergies …