Article | REF: D3900 V3

Energy consumption, energy resources and the place of electricity

Authors: Bernard MULTON, Yaël THIAUX, Hamid BEN AHMED

Publication date: February 10, 2011 | Lire en français

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    5. Conclusion

    We can see that renewable resources are more than sufficient to meet our needs, particularly in terms of electrical energy, and that there are many solutions available, with many niches to be exploited. The competitiveness of new technologies is improving as experience is gained and cumulative production increases, and it is reasonable to assume that no further subsidies will be needed by 2020. An increasing number of scenarios envisage 100% renewable electricity production, such as the one proposed for 2050 in Germany by the SRU (Advisory Council on the Environment)

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