Exploring Sector Coupling for Net-Zero Emission Pathways in Europe
Key Ideas
- The European Climate and Energy Modelling Forum (ECEMF) aims to analyze pathways to achieve greenhouse gas neutrality by 2050 in Europe through collaboration between researchers, stakeholders, and policymakers.
- Studies within ECEMF focus on comparing model outcomes to study GHG abatement pathways for a net-zero emission European energy system by 2050, aligning with the goals of the Paris Agreement.
- Sector coupling, particularly involving electricity and hydrogen, is a key focus for achieving net-zero CO2 emissions in Europe, with a specific interest in cost-efficient decarbonization routes.
- The research paper discussed aims to fill the research gap on sector coupling through energy system and integrated assessment modeling, providing insights for policymakers and stakeholders in the energy transition.
The need for a net-zero CO2-emitting global economy by 2050 to combat climate change is evident. The European Climate and Energy Modelling Forum (ECEMF) is a collaborative project analyzing pathways to achieve greenhouse gas neutrality by 2050 in Europe. Studies within ECEMF compare model outcomes to explore GHG abatement pathways for a net-zero emission European energy system by 2050. The research focuses on sector coupling, especially involving electricity and hydrogen, as a key strategy for achieving net-zero CO2 emissions. The paper aims to fill the research gap on sector coupling through energy system and integrated assessment modeling, offering insights for policymakers and stakeholders in the energy transition.
Topics
Power
Climate Change
Energy Transition
Decarbonization
European Union
Academic Research
Modeling
Policy Making
Sector Integration
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