Lecture

Energy Transition in Switzerland

Description

This lecture delves into the energy transition in Switzerland, exploring scenarios, costs, and assumptions for energy calculations. It covers topics such as the development of gas-fired power plants, renewable energy investment costs, and the impact of photovoltaic energy on society, economy, and the environment.

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