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E-fuels and electrification as complementary approaches to achieve climate target
Sustainable, synthetic fuels, so-called e-fuels, can help reduce CO₂ emissions. For their production, electricity from renewable sources is required in order to allow for a close to CO₂-neutral balance. The availability of electricity from renewable sources, which ensures the climate benefits of e-fuels, is currently still limited. “Especially in order to produce on a larger scale, a lot of renewable electricity is needed,” explains Christian Bauer, researcher at the Laboratory for Energy Systems Analysis (LEA) at PSI.
Blauer Wasserstoff kann das Klima schützen
Der Schlüssel liegt in der Vermeidung von Methanemissionen.
«Price tags» of the Swiss energy transition
NZZ am Sonntag has picked up this highlight in its issue on March 7th, 2021: The highlight refers to the analysis performed in SCCER Joint Activity Scenarios and Modelling, where PSI-LEA performed the analysis of the energy transition pathways.
Challenge at the Energy Data Hackdays 2021
Chris Mutel, a scientist at PSI's Laboratory for Energy Systems Analysis who specialises in life cycle and sustainability analyses, prepared a challenge for the Energy Data Hackdays happening on the 24th and 25th of September 2021 in Brugg
Woher kommt der Strom im Jahr 2050?
Netto-Null-Ziel bei CO2-Emissionen ist technisch erreichbar.
Kohlendioxid effektiv aus der Atmosphäre entfernen
Bei sorgfältiger Planung ist CO2-Abscheidung technisch effektiv möglich.
«Ohne diese Technologien erreichen wir unsere Klimaziele kaum»
Für Klimaneutralität müssen Technologien eingesetzt werden, die CO2 aus der Atmosphäre entfernen.
Christian Bauer interviewed on Electric Cars at the program Einstein by SRF
Christian Bauer, a scientist at PSI's Laboratory for Energy Systems Analysis who specialises in life cycle and sustainability analyses, interviewed at the program Einstein by SRF on Electric Cars
Mehr Widerstandskraft für die Schweizer Energieversorgung
Das Forschungsprojekt SURE startet.