Lecture

Swiss Energy Transition

Description

This lecture covers the Swiss energy transition, discussing the electricity supply in 2011, the different sources of electricity production in Switzerland, the challenges of balancing supply and demand, and the impact of thermal emissions from thermal power plants.

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Environmental science

Environmental policy: Topics in environmental policy

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Thermal engineering: Air conditioning

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