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Battle of the grids: Report 2011: How Europe can go 100% renewable and phase out dirty energy (2011)
| Author | Greenpeace Int., Jan Vande Putte, R.Short |
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6-01-2-16-68.pdf |
| Date | 2011 |
| Classification | 6.01.2.16/68 (NP & GREENHOUSE EFFECT - NUCLEAR POWER YES OR NO SOLUTION & SCENARIOS) |
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From the publication:
Battle of
the Grids
Report 2011
Climate change
How Europe can go 100 % renewable
and phase out dirty energy
cover image Wind turbine with pile of image Aerial photo of the PS10
coal on the foreground, Vlissingen, Concentrating Solar Thermal Power
the Netherlands. Plant. The solar radiation, mirror design
plant is capable of producing 23 GWh of
© Greenpeace / philip reynaers electricity which is enough to supply
power to a population of 10,000.
© Greenpeace / Markel redondo
Battle of the Grids
report 2011
Introduction 4 For more information contact: enquiries@greenpeace.org
Key findings 5 Authors:
Jan Van De Putte and Rebecca Short
The Energy [R]evolution in Europe 6
Co-authors:
How the electricity system works 8
Jan Beránek, Frauke Thies, Sven Teske
Battle of the grids - what’s the big barrier? 10
Edited by:
New research: renewable Europe 24/7 13 Alexandra Dawe and Jack Hunter
The new energy map for Europe 16 Design and layout:
www.onehemisphere.se, Sweden.
Six steps to build the grid for 20
renewable Europe 24/7
The inflexible, di