Lecture

Energy Transition and Economic Sectors

Description

This lecture covers the global energy challenges, energy consumption in Switzerland, CO2 emissions, energy conversion technologies, and the socio-political and geopolitical aspects of the energy transition. It also discusses the European Green Deal, carbon budgets, and the concept of energy transition. The lecture explores topics such as urban heating networks, electric vehicles infrastructure, and different types of biofuels.

Instructors (2)

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Ontological neighbourhood

Environmental science

Climate: Climate change mitigation

Environmental policy: Topics in environmental policy

Energy engineering

Fuel power: Hydrogen fuel

Mechanical engineering

Automotive engineering: Electric vehicles

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