Energy Systems Integration: Implications for Public Policy
Copyright policy )Energy Systems Integration: Implications for Public Policy
Energy Systems Integration (ESI) is an emerging paradigm and at the centre of the EU energy debate. ESI poses significant public policy implications, because, by identifying and exploiting the synergies within and between the sectors, ESI aims to increase flexibility in the energy system, maximize integration of renewable energy and distributed generation, and reduce environmental impact.
- European University Serbia
- Copenhagen Business School Denmark
- Polytechnic University of Turin Italy
- European University Institute Italy
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Climate, Q4, sector coupling, research and development, Research and development, CoFoE, economic and policy barriers, Economic and policy barriers, L94, L51, Innovation, Energy systems integration, Sector coupling, Regulation, Innovation, Research and development, Economic and policy barriers, ddc:330, energy systems integration, regulation, Energy systems integration, innovation, Sector coupling, Regulation
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