Lecture

Scenarios and Strategies: Definitions

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Description

This lecture covers the definitions of scenarios and strategies, focusing on the modeling of energy systems. Professor Edgard Gnansounou explains the uncertainty in long-term energy demand and supply, the development of scenarios, and the use of hybrid models. Different types of scenarios, such as trend and exploratory scenarios, are discussed, along with the evaluation of strategies in uncertain future environments.

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