Lecture

Energy Transition in Switzerland: Scenarios and Calculations

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This lecture covers the energy transition in Switzerland, focusing on scenarios for the future and the EnergyScope Calculator. It discusses the final energy consumption in 2011, projections for 2035 and 2050, and the socio-economic and energy efficiency parameters. The EnergyScope Calculator allows for a comparison of energy consumption and costs between 2011 and 2050 under different scenarios. The summary highlights a significant reduction in energy consumption across various sectors, emphasizing the importance of waste heat recovery and seasonal energy consumption patterns.

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