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The transition to a cost-effective net-zero economy by 2050 is essentially about electrification. Electricity is relatively easy to decarbonise – it can be produced domestically and is up to three times more efficient than combustion. As in other areas, China is leading the way, electrifying at a rate of one percentage point each year. In contrast, the EU’s electrification rate is stagnating at 23 %.
The future competitiveness of EU industry sectors will critically depend on large volumes of affordable low-carbon electricity. Alas, investment in renewable energy is slowing while costs are only increasing.
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By CEPSThe transition to a cost-effective net-zero economy by 2050 is essentially about electrification. Electricity is relatively easy to decarbonise – it can be produced domestically and is up to three times more efficient than combustion. As in other areas, China is leading the way, electrifying at a rate of one percentage point each year. In contrast, the EU’s electrification rate is stagnating at 23 %.
The future competitiveness of EU industry sectors will critically depend on large volumes of affordable low-carbon electricity. Alas, investment in renewable energy is slowing while costs are only increasing.
Watch more here
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.