Lecture

Energy Transition: Strategic Decisions and Project Objectives

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Description

This lecture discusses various countries' strategic decisions on energy transition, focusing on Switzerland's electricity production, nuclear phase-out, and energy strategy for 2050. Students act as consultants, investigating the Swiss energy system, proposing strategies, and analyzing the impact of nuclear phase-out. The project involves group work, model optimization, and the creation of a scientific report.

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