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Hydropower Production Benefits More From 1.5 °C than 2 °C Climate Scenario
Water Resources Research, Volume 56, Issue 5, May 2020., 2020 Abstract Hydropower plays an important role as renewable and clean energy in the world's overall energy supply. Electricity generation from hydropower represented approximately 16.6% of the world's total electricity and 70% of all renewable electricity in 2015. Determining the different effects of 1.5 and 2 °C of global warming has become a hot spot in
Ying Meng +7 more
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Food and Energy Security, Volume 9, Issue 1, February 2020., 2020 Impact of population growth on energy–water–food–land nexus. Abstract While agricultural activities are a major drain on water resources in Rwanda, its high population growth continually escalates energy–water–food–land nexus pressures. With 13.03 million inhabitants on a 26,336 km2 area which translates to be 495 inhabitants per km2, Rwanda has the ...
Katundu Imasiku, Etienne Ntagwirumugara
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Emissions representation in OSeMOSYS
, 2018 Emissions representation in ...
Taliotis, Constantinos +7 more
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Frontiers in Energy Research, 2020 Decarbonisation of national economies to mitigate climate change requires transformation of the entire energy system. Investments in renewable energy technologies in the electricity supply system are increasing, but substantial effort is called for in ...
Constantinos Taliotis +6 more
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Between path dependencies and renewable energy potentials: A case study of the Egyptian power system
Energy Strategy Reviews, 2022 Egypt’s power system is facing major changes. Rising demand, scarcity of fossil resources and the falling capital costs of solar and wind energy technologies pose the potential to fundamentally remake the national power fleet.
Christoph Dallmann +2 more
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El modelo OSeMOSYS y la descarbonización a largo plazo del sector eléctrico en Galápagos
Revista Tecnológica, 2023 OSeMOSYS (Open Source Modelling System) es un modelo de equilibrio parcial que busca satisfacer la demanda energética en el horizonte de tiempo planteado, que se optimiza por mínimo costo.
Esteban Meneses, Rafael Soria
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Time representation in OSeMOSYS
, 2018 Time representation in OSeMOSYS Content: Why is time representation important? How to have time representation in an energy system model?
Taliotis, Constantinos +7 more
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Assessment of Impacts of Climate Change on Hydropower-Dominated Power System—The Case of Ethiopia
Applied Sciences, 2022 The Ethiopia energy mix is dominated by hydro-generation, which is largely reliant on water resources and their availability. This article aims to examine the impacts of severe drought on electric power generation by developing a Drought Scenario ...
Tewodros Walle Mekonnen +3 more
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Presentation of Osemosys Cameroon Scenario
, 2023 Presentation of Osemosys Cameroon ...
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