Energy Systems

Floor Alkemade; Bart de Bruin; Francesco Pasimeni; Leila Niamir; Robert Wade; Franziska Mey; Johan Lilliestam; Raphaela Maier

Energy Systems

Floor Alkemade, Bart de Bruin, Francesco Pasimeni, Leila Niamir, Robert Wade, Franziska Mey, Johan Lilliestam, Raphaela Maier

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The tipping dynamics in wind and solar power create potential for cascading effects to energy demand sectors, including household energy demand. These most likely start with shiftactions and adoption of household-scale batteries and heat pumps. Key enablers are strong regulations incentivising reductions in demand and setting minimum efficiency levels for buildings and appliances. While there is evidence of spillovers to more environmentally friendly behaviour, the extent of these and the key leverage points present a knowledge gap. Moreover, these behavioural feedback loops require strong additional policy support to ‘make them stick’

Originele taal-2	Engels
Titel	The Global Tipping Points Report 2023
Redacteuren	Tom Powell, Steven R. Smith, Caroline Zimm, Emma Bailey
Uitgeverij	University of Exeter
Hoofdstuk	4.3.1.
Pagina's	21-25
Aantal pagina's	5
Status	Gepubliceerd - dec. 2023

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Alkemade, F., de Bruin, B., Pasimeni, F., Niamir, L., Wade, R., Mey, F., Lilliestam, J., & Maier, R. (2023). Energy Systems. In T. Powell, S. R. Smith, C. Zimm, & E. Bailey (editors), The Global Tipping Points Report 2023 (blz. 21-25). University of Exeter. https://global-tipping-points.org/section4/4-0-positive-tipping-points-in-technology-economy-and-society/4-3-positive-tipping-points-in-energy-transport-and-food-systems/4-3-1-energy-systems/

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Alkemade, F , de Bruin, B , Pasimeni, F, Niamir, L, Wade, R, Mey, F, Lilliestam, J & Maier, R 2023, Energy Systems. in T Powell, SR Smith, C Zimm & E Bailey (uitgave), The Global Tipping Points Report 2023. University of Exeter, blz. 21-25. <https://global-tipping-points.org/section4/4-0-positive-tipping-points-in-technology-economy-and-society/4-3-positive-tipping-points-in-energy-transport-and-food-systems/4-3-1-energy-systems/>

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