Limits to Market Governance of Energy in Societal Transitions

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Covers the urgent need for decarbonisation in energy supply, economics, and transition, emphasizing the risks and challenges ahead.

Covers world energy production, emphasizing the need to mitigate CO2 emissions through renewable energy sources.

Introduces the course on global energy challenges, covering energy systems, climate issues, and future technologies.

Delves into the link between energy, human needs, and wellbeing, stressing interaction and participation for a new energy mindset.

Discusses biodiversity loss, air pollution costs, sustainability goals, and climate crisis mitigation strategies.

Explores modeling energy value chains, heating characteristics, petroleum fuels, environmental impact, and heating costs.

Explores the evidence of human-induced climate change and the urgent need for transitioning to renewable energy sources.

Discusses the limitations of market governance in energy transitions and the need to transcend paradigms for effective solutions.

Discusses the stages of a product's life cycle and the environmental impacts of energy production, transportation, and waste management.

Explores global energy challenges, CO2 impact, renewables, and sustainable goals.