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The development of digital technologies is accelerating, enabling increasingly profound changes in increasingly short time periods. The changes affect almost all areas of the economy as well as society. The energy sector has already seen some effects of digitalization, but more drastic changes are expected in the next decades. Besides the very positive impacts on costs, system stability, and environmental effects, potential obstacles and risks need to be addressed to ensure that advantages can be exploited while adverse effects are avoided. A good understanding of available and future digital applications from different stakeholders’ perspectives is necessary. This study proposes a framework for the holistic evaluation of digital applications in the energy sector. The framework consists of a combination of well-established methods, namely the multi-criteria analysis (MCA), the life cycle assessment (LCA), and expert interviews. The objective is to create transparency on benefits, obstacles, and risks as a basis for societal and political discussions and to supply the necessary information for the sustainable development and implementation of digital applications. The novelty of the proposed framework is the specific combination of the three methods and its setup to enable sound applicability to the wide variety of digital applications in the energy sector. The framework is tested subsequently on the example of the German smart meter roll-out. The results reveal that, on the one hand, the smart meter roll-out clearly offers the potential to increase the system stability and decrease the carbon emission intensity of the energy system. Therefore, the overall evaluation from an environmental perspective is positive. However, on the other hand, close attention needs to be paid to the required implementation and operational effort, the IT (information technology) and data security, the added value for the user, the social acceptance, and the realization of energy savings. Therefore, the energy utility perspective in particular results in an overall negative evaluation. Several areas with a need for action are identified. Overall, the proposed framework proves to be suitable for the holistic evaluation of this digital application.
Paul Weigel; Manfred Fischedick; Peter Viebahn. Holistic Evaluation of Digital Applications in the Energy Sector—Evaluation Framework Development and Application to the Use Case Smart Meter Roll-Out. Sustainability 2021, 13, 6834 .
AMA StylePaul Weigel, Manfred Fischedick, Peter Viebahn. Holistic Evaluation of Digital Applications in the Energy Sector—Evaluation Framework Development and Application to the Use Case Smart Meter Roll-Out. Sustainability. 2021; 13 (12):6834.
Chicago/Turabian StylePaul Weigel; Manfred Fischedick; Peter Viebahn. 2021. "Holistic Evaluation of Digital Applications in the Energy Sector—Evaluation Framework Development and Application to the Use Case Smart Meter Roll-Out." Sustainability 13, no. 12: 6834.
Manfred Fischedick; Uwe Schneidewind. The Corona crisis and climate protection—keeping long-term goals in mind. Sustainability Management Forum | NachhaltigkeitsManagementForum 2020, 28, 77 -81.
AMA StyleManfred Fischedick, Uwe Schneidewind. The Corona crisis and climate protection—keeping long-term goals in mind. Sustainability Management Forum | NachhaltigkeitsManagementForum. 2020; 28 (3-4):77-81.
Chicago/Turabian StyleManfred Fischedick; Uwe Schneidewind. 2020. "The Corona crisis and climate protection—keeping long-term goals in mind." Sustainability Management Forum | NachhaltigkeitsManagementForum 28, no. 3-4: 77-81.
Digitalization is a transformation process which has already affected many parts of industry and society and is expected to yet increase its transformative speed and impact. In the energy sector, many digital applications have already been implemented. However, a more drastic change is expected during the next decades. Good understanding of which digital applications are possible and what are the associated benefits as well as risks from the different perspectives of the impacted stakeholders is of high importance. On the one hand, it is the basis for a broad societal and political discussion about general targets and guidelines of digitalization. On the other hand, it is an important piece of information for companies in order to develop and sustainably implement digital applications. This article provides a structured overview of potential digital applications in the German energy (electricity) sector, including the associated benefits and the impacted stakeholders on the basis of a literature review. Furthermore, as an outlook, a methodology to holistically analyze digital applications is suggested. The intended purpose of the suggested methodology is to provide a complexity-reduced fact base as input for societal and political discussions and for the development of new digital products, services, or business models. While the methodology is outlined in this article, in a follow-up article the application of the methodology will be presented and the use of the approach reflected.
Paul Weigel; Manfred Fischedick. Review and Categorization of Digital Applications in the Energy Sector. Applied Sciences 2019, 9, 5350 .
AMA StylePaul Weigel, Manfred Fischedick. Review and Categorization of Digital Applications in the Energy Sector. Applied Sciences. 2019; 9 (24):5350.
Chicago/Turabian StylePaul Weigel; Manfred Fischedick. 2019. "Review and Categorization of Digital Applications in the Energy Sector." Applied Sciences 9, no. 24: 5350.
María Yetano Roche; Hans Verolme; Chibuikem Agbaegbu; Taylor Binnington; Manfred Fischedick; Emmanuel Olukayode Oladipo. Achieving Sustainable Development Goals in Nigeria’s power sector: assessment of transition pathways. Climate Policy 2019, 20, 846 -865.
AMA StyleMaría Yetano Roche, Hans Verolme, Chibuikem Agbaegbu, Taylor Binnington, Manfred Fischedick, Emmanuel Olukayode Oladipo. Achieving Sustainable Development Goals in Nigeria’s power sector: assessment of transition pathways. Climate Policy. 2019; 20 (7):846-865.
Chicago/Turabian StyleMaría Yetano Roche; Hans Verolme; Chibuikem Agbaegbu; Taylor Binnington; Manfred Fischedick; Emmanuel Olukayode Oladipo. 2019. "Achieving Sustainable Development Goals in Nigeria’s power sector: assessment of transition pathways." Climate Policy 20, no. 7: 846-865.
A CO2 price is a central instrument to enable and facilitate a comprehensive decarbonisation of the economy. It can be implemented by different instruments, particularly in the form of a CO2 tax. It is important, however, that a CO2 price alone – due to the manifold obstacles (including non-economic barriers) – cannot replace sectoral goals and instruments. Rather, it must be implemented as a complement to sector-specific climate protection instruments. The article provides information on how a CO2 price can be shaped in a concrete and appropriate form.
Stefan Thomas; Manfred Fischedick; Uwe Schneidewind. Eine CO2-Steuer als Instrument der Klimapolitik: notwendig, aber nur im Gesamtpaket wirkungsvoll und sozial gerecht. Zeitschrift für Wirtschaftspolitik 2019, 68, 131 -140.
AMA StyleStefan Thomas, Manfred Fischedick, Uwe Schneidewind. Eine CO2-Steuer als Instrument der Klimapolitik: notwendig, aber nur im Gesamtpaket wirkungsvoll und sozial gerecht. Zeitschrift für Wirtschaftspolitik. 2019; 68 (2):131-140.
Chicago/Turabian StyleStefan Thomas; Manfred Fischedick; Uwe Schneidewind. 2019. "Eine CO2-Steuer als Instrument der Klimapolitik: notwendig, aber nur im Gesamtpaket wirkungsvoll und sozial gerecht." Zeitschrift für Wirtschaftspolitik 68, no. 2: 131-140.
Auf der UN-Klimakonferenz in Paris 2015 wurde beschloßsen, in der zweiten Hälfte des 21. Jahrhunderts das Stadium der Klimaneutralität zu erreichen. Dies ist aber nur dann möglich, wenn Maßnahmen für den Klimaschutz nicht auf einzelne Länder konzentriert bleiben. Um die nationale Ebene zu verlassen und sicherzustellen, dass die Emission von Treibhausgasen global reduziert wird, bietet sich der Emissionshandel als ein effizientes Instrument an. Allerdings müsste der CO2-Preis global vereinheitlicht werden, damit es nicht zu Wettbewerbsverzerrungen und die Verlagerung von CO2-Emissionen (Carbon Leakage) kommt. In diesem Zusammenhang wird die Einführung von CO2-Steuern gefordert. Deutschland wird seine klimapolitischen Ziele für 2020 verfehlen. Wenn es für die folgenden Jahrzehnte gelingen soll, die erforderlichen deutlichen Rückgänge bei den Treibhausgasemissionen zu erreichen, muss es hier zu einem politischen und gesellschaftliche Umdenken kommen. Wie hoch die Anforderungen sind, zeigt ein Vergleich zwischen den in der Vergangenheit erreichten und den zukünftig notwendigen Anstrengungen.
Hubertus Bardt; Thilo Schaefer; Manuel Frondel; Manfred Fischedick; Stefan Thomas; Marc Oliver Bettzüge; Oliver Hennes. Instrumente der Klimapolitik: effiziente Steuerung oder verfehlte Staatseingriffe? Wirtschaftsdienst 2019, 99, 163 -180.
AMA StyleHubertus Bardt, Thilo Schaefer, Manuel Frondel, Manfred Fischedick, Stefan Thomas, Marc Oliver Bettzüge, Oliver Hennes. Instrumente der Klimapolitik: effiziente Steuerung oder verfehlte Staatseingriffe? Wirtschaftsdienst. 2019; 99 (3):163-180.
Chicago/Turabian StyleHubertus Bardt; Thilo Schaefer; Manuel Frondel; Manfred Fischedick; Stefan Thomas; Marc Oliver Bettzüge; Oliver Hennes. 2019. "Instrumente der Klimapolitik: effiziente Steuerung oder verfehlte Staatseingriffe?" Wirtschaftsdienst 99, no. 3: 163-180.
Obwohl viele der aktuellen Herausforderungen im Bereich der Energieversorgung eine internationale Dimension haben bzw. nur international gelöst werden können, ist die internationale Energiepolitik bis heute ein weitgehend ungesteuerter Politikbereich. Im letzten Jahrzehnt entwickelten sich zwar neue globale Kooperationsstrukturen und Initiativen, der Weg zu einer multilateralen, globalen Governance-Struktur, die zentrale Impulse für die gemeinsame Etablierung international geltender Normen und Regeln geben könnte, ist aber noch weit. Der Artikel führt in die aktuellen Entwicklungen ein und diskutiert die verbleibenden Herausforderungen.
Manfred Fischedick; Hans-Jochen Luhmann. Internationale Energiepolitik – Veränderungen im letzten Jahrzehnt. Zeitschrift für Außen- und Sicherheitspolitik 2018, 11, 479 -489.
AMA StyleManfred Fischedick, Hans-Jochen Luhmann. Internationale Energiepolitik – Veränderungen im letzten Jahrzehnt. Zeitschrift für Außen- und Sicherheitspolitik. 2018; 11 (4):479-489.
Chicago/Turabian StyleManfred Fischedick; Hans-Jochen Luhmann. 2018. "Internationale Energiepolitik – Veränderungen im letzten Jahrzehnt." Zeitschrift für Außen- und Sicherheitspolitik 11, no. 4: 479-489.
New energy technologies may fail to make the transition to the market once research funding has ended due to a lack of private engagement to conclude their development. Extending public funding to cover such experimental developments could be one way to improve this transition. However, identifying promising research and development (R&D) proposals for this purpose is a difficult task for the following reasons: Close-to-market implementations regularly require substantial resources while public budgets are limited; the allocation of public funds needs to be fair, open, and documented; the evaluation is complex and subject to public sector regulations for public engagement in R&D funding. This calls for a rigorous evaluation process. This paper proposes an operational three-staged decision support system (DSS) to assist decision-makers in public funding institutions in the ex-ante evaluation of R&D proposals for large-scale close-to-market projects in energy research. The system was developed based on a review of literature and related approaches from practice combined with a series of workshops with practitioners from German public funding institutions. The results confirm that the decision-making process is a complex one that is not limited to simply scoring R&D proposals. Decision-makers also have to deal with various additional issues such as determining the state of technological development, verifying market failures or considering existing funding portfolios. The DSS that is suggested in this paper is unique in the sense that it goes beyond mere multi-criteria aggregation procedures and addresses these issues as well to help guide decision-makers in public institutions through the evaluation process.
Simon Hirzel; Tim Hettesheimer; Peter Viebahn; Manfred Fischedick. A Decision Support System for Public Funding of Experimental Development in Energy Research. Energies 2018, 11, 1357 .
AMA StyleSimon Hirzel, Tim Hettesheimer, Peter Viebahn, Manfred Fischedick. A Decision Support System for Public Funding of Experimental Development in Energy Research. Energies. 2018; 11 (6):1357.
Chicago/Turabian StyleSimon Hirzel; Tim Hettesheimer; Peter Viebahn; Manfred Fischedick. 2018. "A Decision Support System for Public Funding of Experimental Development in Energy Research." Energies 11, no. 6: 1357.
International audienceDecarbonisation of energy systems requires deep structural change. The purpose of this research was to analyse the rates of change taking place in the energy systems of each Member State of the European Union (EU), and the EU in aggregate, in the light of the EU's climate change mitigation objectives. Trends on indicators such as sectoral activity levels and composition, energy intensity, and carbon intensity of energy were compared with decadal benchmarks derived from deep decarbonisation scenarios. The methodology applied provides a useful and informative approach to tracking decarbonisation of energy systems. The results show that while the EU has made significant progress in decarbonising its energy system. On a number of indicators assessed the results show that a significant acceleration from historical levels is required in order to reach the rates of change seen on the future benchmarks for deep decarbonisation. The methodology applied provides an example of how the research community and international organisations could complement the transparency mechanism developed by the Paris Agreement on climate change, to improve understanding of progress toward low-carbon energy systems
Thomas Spencer; Roberta Pierfederici; Oliver Sartor; Nicolas Berghmans; Sascha Samadi; Manfred Fischedick; Katharina Knoop; Steve Pye; Patrick Criqui; Sandrine Mathy; Pantelis Capros; Panagiotis Fragkos; Maciej Bukowski; Aleksander Śniegocki; Maria Rosa Virdis; Maria Gaeta; Karine Pollier; Cyril Cassisa. Tracking sectoral progress in the deep decarbonisation of energy systems in Europe. Energy Policy 2017, 110, 509 -517.
AMA StyleThomas Spencer, Roberta Pierfederici, Oliver Sartor, Nicolas Berghmans, Sascha Samadi, Manfred Fischedick, Katharina Knoop, Steve Pye, Patrick Criqui, Sandrine Mathy, Pantelis Capros, Panagiotis Fragkos, Maciej Bukowski, Aleksander Śniegocki, Maria Rosa Virdis, Maria Gaeta, Karine Pollier, Cyril Cassisa. Tracking sectoral progress in the deep decarbonisation of energy systems in Europe. Energy Policy. 2017; 110 ():509-517.
Chicago/Turabian StyleThomas Spencer; Roberta Pierfederici; Oliver Sartor; Nicolas Berghmans; Sascha Samadi; Manfred Fischedick; Katharina Knoop; Steve Pye; Patrick Criqui; Sandrine Mathy; Pantelis Capros; Panagiotis Fragkos; Maciej Bukowski; Aleksander Śniegocki; Maria Rosa Virdis; Maria Gaeta; Karine Pollier; Cyril Cassisa. 2017. "Tracking sectoral progress in the deep decarbonisation of energy systems in Europe." Energy Policy 110, no. : 509-517.
The future belongs to the youth, but do they really have a say in it? Learning processes with regard to a successful socio-ecological change must start in childhood and adolescence in order to succeed in social transformation. The youth cannot be a passive part in a changing society—they have to be actively included in its design. When allowed to participate, young people can make important and effective contributions—which should not be reduced to sub-projects and opportunity structures. In a socio-political context, participation means involvement, collaboration, and commitment. In the context of intra- and inter-generational equity, as the core part of sustainable development, participation strategies should be developed that allow for a permanent and purposeful involvement of children and adolescents. Participation of young people is an important and appropriate step in strengthening those who are so strongly affected by the planning processes but are otherwise powerless. A successful involvement and participation of non-professional actors requires a target group-oriented method, a supportive culture of participation, as well as clarity and decision latitude. Abiding by these rules leads to central results.
Mona Treude; Dorothea Schostok; Oscar Reutter; Manfred Fischedick. The Future of North Rhine-Westphalia-Participation of the Youth as Part of a Social Transformation towards Sustainable Development. Sustainability 2017, 9, 1055 .
AMA StyleMona Treude, Dorothea Schostok, Oscar Reutter, Manfred Fischedick. The Future of North Rhine-Westphalia-Participation of the Youth as Part of a Social Transformation towards Sustainable Development. Sustainability. 2017; 9 (6):1055.
Chicago/Turabian StyleMona Treude; Dorothea Schostok; Oscar Reutter; Manfred Fischedick. 2017. "The Future of North Rhine-Westphalia-Participation of the Youth as Part of a Social Transformation towards Sustainable Development." Sustainability 9, no. 6: 1055.
In this paper a new method for the evaluation and comparison of potential future electricity systems is presented. The German electricity system in the year 2050 is used as an example. Based on a comprehensive scenario analysis defining a corridor for possible shares of fluctuating renewable energy sources (FRES) residual loads are calculated in a unified manner. The share of electricity from PV and wind power plants in Germany in the year 2050 is in a range of 42–122% and the load demand has a bandwidth of around 460–750 TWh. The residual loads are input for an algorithm that defines a supplementary mix of technologies providing flexibility to the system. The overall system layout guarantees the balance of generation and demand at all times. Due to the fact that the same method for residual load calculation and mixture of technologies is applied for all scenarios, a good comparability is guaranteed and we are able to identify key characteristics for future developments. The unique feature of the new algorithms presented here is the very fast calculation for a year-long simulation with hourly or shorter time steps taking into account the state of charge or availability of all storage and flexibility technologies. This allows an analysis of many different scenarios on a macro-economic level, variation of input parameters can easily be done, and extensive sensitivity analysis is possible. Furthermore different shares of FRES, CO2-emission targets, interest rates or social acceptance of certain technologies can be included. The capabilities of the method are demonstrated by an analysis of potential German power system layouts with a base scenario of 90% CO2-reduction target compared to 1990 and by the identification of different options for a power sector with a high degree of decarbonisation. The approach also aims at a very high level of transparency both regarding the algorithms and regarding the input parameters of the different technologies taken into account. Therefore this paper also gives a comprehensive and complete overview on the technology parameters used. The forecast on all technologies for the year 2050 regarding technical and economic parameters was made in a comprehensive consultation process with more than 100 experts representing academia and industry working on all different technologies. An extensive analysis of options for the design of potential German energy supply systems in 2050 based on the presented methodology will be published in a follow-up paper.
Benedikt Lunz; Philipp Stöcker; Sascha Eckstein; Arjuna Nebel; Sascha Samadi; Berit Erlach; Manfred Fischedick; Peter Elsner; Dirk Uwe Sauer. Scenario-based comparative assessment of potential future electricity systems – A new methodological approach using Germany in 2050 as an example. Applied Energy 2016, 171, 555 -580.
AMA StyleBenedikt Lunz, Philipp Stöcker, Sascha Eckstein, Arjuna Nebel, Sascha Samadi, Berit Erlach, Manfred Fischedick, Peter Elsner, Dirk Uwe Sauer. Scenario-based comparative assessment of potential future electricity systems – A new methodological approach using Germany in 2050 as an example. Applied Energy. 2016; 171 ():555-580.
Chicago/Turabian StyleBenedikt Lunz; Philipp Stöcker; Sascha Eckstein; Arjuna Nebel; Sascha Samadi; Berit Erlach; Manfred Fischedick; Peter Elsner; Dirk Uwe Sauer. 2016. "Scenario-based comparative assessment of potential future electricity systems – A new methodological approach using Germany in 2050 as an example." Applied Energy 171, no. : 555-580.
International audienceContrary to 'static' pathways that are defined once for all, this article deals with the need for policymakers to adopt a dynamic adaptive policy pathway for managing decarbonization over the period of implementation. When choosing a pathway as the most desirable option, it is important to keep in mind that each decarbonization option relies on the implementation of specific policies and instruments. But given structural, effectiveness and timing uncertainties specific to each policy option they may fail in delivering the expected outcomes in time. The possibility of diverging from an initial decarbonization trajectory to another one without incurring excessive costs should therefore be a strategic element in the design of an appropriate decarbonization strategy. The article relies on initial experiences in France and Germany on decarbonization planning and implementation to define elements for managing dynamic adjustment issues. Such an adaptive pathway strategy should combine long-lived incentives to form consistent expectations, as well as adaptive policies to improve overall robustness and resilience. We sketch key elements of a monitoring process based on an ex ante definition of leading indicators that should be assessed regularly and combined with signposts and trigger values at the subsector level
Sandrine Mathy; Patrick Criqui; Katharina Knoop; Manfred Fischedick; Sascha Samadi. Uncertainty management and the dynamic adjustment of deep decarbonization pathways. Climate Policy 2016, 16, S47 -S62.
AMA StyleSandrine Mathy, Patrick Criqui, Katharina Knoop, Manfred Fischedick, Sascha Samadi. Uncertainty management and the dynamic adjustment of deep decarbonization pathways. Climate Policy. 2016; 16 (sup1):S47-S62.
Chicago/Turabian StyleSandrine Mathy; Patrick Criqui; Katharina Knoop; Manfred Fischedick; Sascha Samadi. 2016. "Uncertainty management and the dynamic adjustment of deep decarbonization pathways." Climate Policy 16, no. sup1: S47-S62.
Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from industrial sectors are increasing, particularly in the developing world where pursuing industrialization has been highly addressed. This calls for further studies to learn and share experiences for developing countries. In order to fill in such a research gap, this special issue focuses on examining the recent trend of industrial emissions in developing countries. Among the manuscripts submitted to the Special Issue, twelve papers have been accepted after review, covering assessment indicators, tools and methods, and policies. Key industrial sectors, including cement, lime, aluminum, coal, mining, glass, soda ash, etc, have been investigated. Valuable policy insights have been raised, including wide scale upgrading, replacement and deployment of best available technologies, integrated information platforms, cross-cutting technologies and measures, a shift to low carbon electricity, radical product innovations, carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS), demand on new and replacement products, systematic approaches and collaboration among different industries. These useful suggestions could be shared or learned by industrial policy makers or managers in the developing world so that the overall GHG emissions from their industrial sectors can be mitigated by considering the local realities.
Yong Geng; Yi-Ming Wei; Manfred Fischedick; Anthony Shun Fung Chiu; Bin Chen; Jinyue Yan. Recent trend of industrial emissions in developing countries. Applied Energy 2016, 166, 187 -190.
AMA StyleYong Geng, Yi-Ming Wei, Manfred Fischedick, Anthony Shun Fung Chiu, Bin Chen, Jinyue Yan. Recent trend of industrial emissions in developing countries. Applied Energy. 2016; 166 ():187-190.
Chicago/Turabian StyleYong Geng; Yi-Ming Wei; Manfred Fischedick; Anthony Shun Fung Chiu; Bin Chen; Jinyue Yan. 2016. "Recent trend of industrial emissions in developing countries." Applied Energy 166, no. : 187-190.
Max Weigel; Manfred Fischedick; Joachim Marzinkowski; Petra Winzer. Multicriteria analysis of primary steelmaking technologies. Journal of Cleaner Production 2016, 112, 1064 -1076.
AMA StyleMax Weigel, Manfred Fischedick, Joachim Marzinkowski, Petra Winzer. Multicriteria analysis of primary steelmaking technologies. Journal of Cleaner Production. 2016; 112 ():1064-1076.
Chicago/Turabian StyleMax Weigel; Manfred Fischedick; Joachim Marzinkowski; Petra Winzer. 2016. "Multicriteria analysis of primary steelmaking technologies." Journal of Cleaner Production 112, no. : 1064-1076.
Will climate change stay below the 2 degree target in the 21st century on the basis of the COP 21 results? Looking into challenges and opportunities, this paper answers: To stay below the global 2dt is neither a real choice for the world society nor for businesses and civil societies in specific countries. It is a global guideline, scientifically developed for global negotiations, which should be broken down to national interests and actors. Key questions concerning the energy sector from the perspective of national interests are how to create and sustain a momentum for the inevitable energy transition, how to encourage disruptive innovations, avoid lock in effects, enable rapid deployment of energy efficiency and renewable energies etc. Or in other words: how to get to a competitive, economically benign, inclusive, low carbon and risk minimising energy system. With this background the paper argues that "burden sharing" is a misleading perception of strong climate mitigation strategies. It is more realistic to talk about "benefit sharing", using the monetary benefits and co-benefits of climate mitigation (e.g. energy cost savings, revenues from CO2-tax or emission trading systems) to help vulnerable national and international actors to adapt to the unavoidable climate risks. It has to be demonstrated on country level that the technologies and policy mix of strong climate mitigation and risk-minimising actions are indeed "benefit sharing" strategies which should be chosen anyhow, even if there was no climate change. For China and Germany this paper includes basic findings supporting this view.
Peter Hennicke; Manfred Fischedick; Katharina Knoop; Jochen Luhmann; Thomas Fink. COP 21 can become a turning point towards sustainable energy systems: Paper on behalf of the secretariat of the club of Rome preparing for COP 21. 2016, 1 .
AMA StylePeter Hennicke, Manfred Fischedick, Katharina Knoop, Jochen Luhmann, Thomas Fink. COP 21 can become a turning point towards sustainable energy systems: Paper on behalf of the secretariat of the club of Rome preparing for COP 21. . 2016; ():1.
Chicago/Turabian StylePeter Hennicke; Manfred Fischedick; Katharina Knoop; Jochen Luhmann; Thomas Fink. 2016. "COP 21 can become a turning point towards sustainable energy systems: Paper on behalf of the secretariat of the club of Rome preparing for COP 21." , no. : 1.
Die Begrenzung der Gefahren durch die Veränderung des Weltklimas gehört heute zu den größten gesellschaftlichen Herausforderungen für die Zukunft. Seit Beginn der Industrialisierung, so die empirische Erkenntnis aus systematischen langjährigen Messungen, hat sich die Weltmitteltemperatur um rund 0,8 °C erhöht. Für die nächsten Dekaden erwarten die Klimawissenschaftler eine weitere signifikante Erhöhung, sofern nicht kurzfristig Gegenmaßnahmen ergriffen werden.
Manfred Fischedick; Klaus Görner; Margit Thomeczek. Einleitung. CO2: Abtrennung, Speicherung, Nutzung 2015, 3 -12.
AMA StyleManfred Fischedick, Klaus Görner, Margit Thomeczek. Einleitung. CO2: Abtrennung, Speicherung, Nutzung. 2015; ():3-12.
Chicago/Turabian StyleManfred Fischedick; Klaus Görner; Margit Thomeczek. 2015. "Einleitung." CO2: Abtrennung, Speicherung, Nutzung , no. : 3-12.
Die systematische Beschäftigung mit der Zukunft, der Versuch aus der Vergangenheit zu lernen und die gewonnen Erkenntnisse systematisch auch für die Gestaltung der Zukunft einzusetzen, hat eine sehr lange Geschichte. Schon Aristoteles Schriften (um 367 vor Christus) beschäftigen sich mit diesem Thema. Als wichtige Methode der Zukunftsvorausschau und nützliches Hilfsmittel der Politikgestaltung gilt die Erstellung bzw. Auswertung von Szenarien.
Manfred Fischedick; Jonas Friege; Samuel Höller; Sascha Samadi. Energie- und Emissions-Szenarien. CO2: Abtrennung, Speicherung, Nutzung 2015, 701 -751.
AMA StyleManfred Fischedick, Jonas Friege, Samuel Höller, Sascha Samadi. Energie- und Emissions-Szenarien. CO2: Abtrennung, Speicherung, Nutzung. 2015; ():701-751.
Chicago/Turabian StyleManfred Fischedick; Jonas Friege; Samuel Höller; Sascha Samadi. 2015. "Energie- und Emissions-Szenarien." CO2: Abtrennung, Speicherung, Nutzung , no. : 701-751.
Manfred Fischedick; Joachim Marzinkowski; Petra Winzer; Max Weigel. Techno-economic evaluation of innovative steel production technologies. Journal of Cleaner Production 2014, 84, 563 -580.
AMA StyleManfred Fischedick, Joachim Marzinkowski, Petra Winzer, Max Weigel. Techno-economic evaluation of innovative steel production technologies. Journal of Cleaner Production. 2014; 84 ():563-580.
Chicago/Turabian StyleManfred Fischedick; Joachim Marzinkowski; Petra Winzer; Max Weigel. 2014. "Techno-economic evaluation of innovative steel production technologies." Journal of Cleaner Production 84, no. : 563-580.
María Yetano Roche; Stefan Lechtenböhmer; Manfred Fischedick; Marie-Christine Gröne; Chun Xia; Carmen Dienst. Concepts and Methodologies for Measuring the Sustainability of Cities. Annual Review of Environment and Resources 2014, 39, 519 -547.
AMA StyleMaría Yetano Roche, Stefan Lechtenböhmer, Manfred Fischedick, Marie-Christine Gröne, Chun Xia, Carmen Dienst. Concepts and Methodologies for Measuring the Sustainability of Cities. Annual Review of Environment and Resources. 2014; 39 (1):519-547.
Chicago/Turabian StyleMaría Yetano Roche; Stefan Lechtenböhmer; Manfred Fischedick; Marie-Christine Gröne; Chun Xia; Carmen Dienst. 2014. "Concepts and Methodologies for Measuring the Sustainability of Cities." Annual Review of Environment and Resources 39, no. 1: 519-547.
Within the research network, this part focuses on socio-economic process understanding, impact analysis and policy analysis. Besides the creation of a better understanding of the system behaviour (including socio-technical interactions) and transformation processes in general, the main aim is the development of a holistic and integrated policy approach, which is able to trigger the resulting needs for action and in particular to reflect the interactions between air quality and climate policy targets in regions of relevance. Based on detailed knowledge of the complex decision making processes in policy, industry, economy, society, an integrated set of policies will be identified and assessed systematically.
Manfred Fischedick. Sustainable Strategies. Mathematical Modelling and Numerical Simulation of Oil Pollution Problems 2014, 35 -46.
AMA StyleManfred Fischedick. Sustainable Strategies. Mathematical Modelling and Numerical Simulation of Oil Pollution Problems. 2014; ():35-46.
Chicago/Turabian StyleManfred Fischedick. 2014. "Sustainable Strategies." Mathematical Modelling and Numerical Simulation of Oil Pollution Problems , no. : 35-46.