Lecture

Energy Transition in Switzerland

Description

This lecture covers the energy transition in Switzerland, focusing on electricity consumption, production, and sources such as hydropower, heat, and waste heat. It discusses the demand for electricity, contributions from various sources, and the challenges faced in the transition.

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Environmental policy: Topics in environmental policy

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