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001451401 24500 $$aGlobal challenges of climate change.$$nVol. 1,$$pGreen energy, decarbonization, forecasting the green transition /$$cTessaleno Campos Devezas, João Carlos Correia Leitão, Yuri Yegorov, Dmitry Chistilin, editors.
001451401 24630 $$aGreen energy, decarbonization, forecasting the green transition
001451401 260__ $$aCham :$$bSpringer,$$c2022.
001451401 300__ $$a1 online resource (212 p.).
001451401 4901_ $$aWorld-Systems Evolution and Global Futures
001451401 500__ $$a3.1 Some Preparative Concepts
001451401 5050_ $$aIntro -- Acknowledgement -- Contents -- Global Challenges on Climate Change: An Ongoing Portentous Transformation -- 1 Setting the Stage -- 2 The Two Volumes Book -- References -- How Green Is the Green Energy Transition? On the Road to Decarbonization -- 1 The Efficiency Paradigm -- 2 The Forces in Action in the Green Transition -- 3 Discussion on Seasonality, Investment, and Generation Capacity -- 4 Solving the Conundrum -- 5 Completing the Road to Decarbonization -- 6 The Bottleneck in the Development of Zero Emissions -- 7 Conclusion -- References
001451401 5058_ $$aBifurcation of Energy Development in FSU Countries and the Role of Hydrogen -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Problems with Transition to Renewable Energies -- 2.1 European Energy Crisis of September 2021 -- 2.2 Influence of War in Ukraine and Sanctions against Russia on EU Energy Perspectives -- 3 The Growing Role of Hydrogen -- 3.1 Shares of Primary Energy -- 3.2 Global Role of Hydrogen in Future -- 3.3 Future Role of Hydrogen in Russia and EAEC Countries -- 4 Perspectives of Other Renewable Energies for EAEC Countries -- 5 Bifurcation Path for Russia and Other EAEU Countries
001451401 5058_ $$a5.1 Baseline Scenario for Russia: No Fast Actions -- 5.2 Green Scenario for Russia -- 5.3 Optimal Scenario for Russia -- 5.4 Scenarios for Other FSU Countries -- 6 Conclusions -- References -- Decarbonization Strategies of OilandGas Majors -- 1 Introduction -- 2 The Decarbonization Drives the Energy Transition -- 3 Low-Carbon Drivers for the Oil and Gas Sector -- 3.1 Pressure from Investors and Shareholders -- 3.2 Public Policy and Public Attitudes -- 3.3 Growth of the Clean Energy Market -- 4 Low-Carbon Strategy and Process -- 4.1 IOCs Plan to Reduce GHG Emissions
001451401 5058_ $$a4.2 GHG Emissions Reduction Tools -- 5 IOCs ́Investment in Clean Energy -- 5.1 Renewables Capacity Growth -- 6 Difficulties in Implementing Low-Carbon Strategies of IOCs -- 6.1 Insufficient Disclosure of Information on the Implementation of Low-Carbon Strategies -- 6.2 Does the Stock Market Believe in the Decarbonization Strategy of the IOCs? -- 6.3 Competence and Competition -- 6.4 High Capital Intensity of Projects in the Electric Power Industry -- 6.5 Low Profitability of Renewable Energy Projects -- 6.6 Decrease in Reserves while Reducing Investment in Conventional Oil and Gas Production
001451401 5058_ $$a7 Opportunities of IOCs to Achieve GHG Emission Reduction Goals -- Maintaining a Balanced Set of Energy Options During This Singular and Uncertain Transition -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Path to an Informed Sustained Energy -- 2.1 Communication Options -- 2.2 Risk Balancing Tools -- 2.3 New Science and Technology -- 2.4 Insights from a Historical Perspective of Energy -- 3 Communicating the Story in an Analogy -- 4 Summary -- References -- Global Challenges of Climate Change and Earthś Autopoiesis -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Objectives, Methodology, and Organization -- 3 Background
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001451401 520__ $$aThis two-volume book offers a broad range of discussions on the immense challenge of climate change, one confronting every country on the planet and forcing them to find a path towards a sustainable future that will not have disastrous consequences in relation to our chances of survival. It also presents a snapshot of the status quo, which reflects all the decisions and measures taken to date. Analyzing the consequences of the steps that will shape our future, the two volumes also reflect on important decisions at a global level that have already been taken. In this first volume on green energy, decarbonization, and forecasting the green transition, respected international scholars analyze various technical aspects of and alternatives to the so-called "green energy transition," as well as measures intended to help reach the ambitious goal of net zero emissions within the next thirty years. Throughout the 13 chapters, the authors forecast future scenarios for the use of alternative energy sources. Additionally, the book discusses questions regarding the suitability of current measures and presents innovative alternatives that have remained largely overlooked. This book is a must-read for scholars, researchers and students, as well as policymakers interested in a better understanding of climate change, present scenarios, and alternative solutions and measures.
001451401 588__ $$aOnline resource; title from PDF title page (SpringerLink, viewed November 30, 2022).
001451401 650_0 $$aClimatic changes.
001451401 650_0 $$aRenewable energy sources.
001451401 655_0 $$aElectronic books.
001451401 7001_ $$aDevezas, Tessaleno C.
001451401 7001_ $$aLeitão, João Carlos Correia.
001451401 7001_ $$aYegorov, Yuri.
001451401 7001_ $$aChistilin, Dmitry.
001451401 77608 $$iPrint version:$$aDevezas, Tessaleno Campos$$tGlobal Challenges of Climate Change, Vol. 1$$dCham : Springer International Publishing AG,c2022$$z9783031164699
001451401 830_0 $$aWorld-systems evolution and global futures.
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