Long-range Energy Programme Planning and Strategy Development for Sustainable Development: Case Study for Croatian Electrical Energy System on Comparing Sustainable Energy Mixes for Electricity Generation (CROSBI ID 579500)
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Tomšić, Željko
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Long-range Energy Programme Planning and Strategy Development for Sustainable Development: Case Study for Croatian Electrical Energy System on Comparing Sustainable Energy Mixes for Electricity Generation
When evaluating power system expansion scenarios there is a need to take into consideration a range of measurable and non-measurable impacts. Measurable impacts are fixed and variable production costs and, recently, external costs. Non-measurable impacts include public attitude to a certain energy technology and investor's risk in achieving the expected profit (regulatory and political risk). Public attitude has a large, and sometimes essential impact on decision-making. It is mostly associated with the expected environmental impact of a potential power plant and can be divided in objective and subjective part. Power system expansion that includes NPPs is most environmentally friendly.
energy modelling; energy planning; ecology; multicriteria analysis
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2011.
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Podaci o skupu
University of Cape Town, Energy Research Center: ENERGY MODELLING AND ANALYSIS COURSE
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05.08.2011-05.08.2011
Cape Town, Južnoafrička Republika