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European Energy Vision 2060: Charting Diverse Pathways for Europe's Energy Transition

Mostafa Barani*, Konstantin Löffler, Pedro Crespo del Granado, Nikita Moskalenko, Evangelos Panos
January 22, 2025
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Abstract

This paper develops four long-term scenarios for Europe's energy future aligned with the European Green Deal's goal of achieving climate neutrality. The researchers establish a three-dimensional space defined by social dynamics, innovation, and geopolitical instabilities to frame their analysis. The four scenarios — EU Trinity, REPowerEU++, Go RES, and NECP Essentials — explore diverse pathways from addressing internal EU divisions to achieving early carbon neutrality. The work employs a Qualitative to Quantitative matrix to bridge narrative descriptions with quantifiable energy system modelling through 2060.

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Keywords

energy transitionEuropean Green Dealclimate neutralityenergy scenariosdecarbonisationenergy modelling

Topics

Green Deal & Climate

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CC BY 4.0