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Same Goal, Different Pathways for Energy Transition: A More Holistic, Multisector, Community-Driven Approach
Abstract
Low- and zero-carbon power systems are central to global decarbonization efforts. Costs for renewable energy (RE) and storage have fallen significantly, and advances in technologies and practices have improved the grid flexibility and stability needed to maintain the reliability of high-RE systems. Zero-carbon power systems, in turn, enable deep decarbonization through the electrification of other sectors, including transportation, buildings, and industry.
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Cochran, Jaquelin, Bak, Claus Leth, Francos, Patricia Labra, McGowan, David, Iliceto, Antonio, Kiseliovas, Gvidas, Rondou, Jason, Tan, Jin, Trondheim, Helma Maria, Whiteford, James. 2022-06-22. Same Goal, Different Pathways for Energy Transition: A More Holistic, Multisector, Community-Driven Approach. https://doi.org/10.1109/mpe.2022.3167571
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