Lecture

Energy Transition in Switzerland

Description

This lecture presents the energy transition scenarios in Switzerland, focusing on indicators such as final energy consumption, share of renewable energy forms, CO2 emissions, and costs. The EnergyScope Calculator is introduced to analyze the transition from 2011 to 2050, highlighting the reduction in CO2 emissions, waste, and the increase in renewable energy sources.

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