Lecture
Swiss Energy Transition
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This lecture covers the Swiss energy transition, analyzing the final energy demand in 2011, including electricity consumption for various purposes like heating, industrial processes, and electric vehicles. It also discusses the use of electricity for heating, the role of heat pumps, and the distribution of energy demand among different sectors.
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SES Swiss-Energyscope
La transition énergique suisse / Energiewende in der Schweiz
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