Brinkerink et al., 2021 - Google Patents
Building and calibrating a country-level detailed global electricity model based on public dataBrinkerink et al., 2021
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- Brinkerink M
- Gallachóir B
- Deane P
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- Energy Strategy Reviews
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Deep decarbonization of the global electricity sector is required to meet ambitious climate change targets. This underlines the need for improved models to facilitate an understanding of the global challenges ahead, particularly on the concept of large-scale interconnection of …
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