Industrial transitions
Energy systems
Bespoke analysis
Poland stands at a critical juncture in its energy transformation, aiming to shift from coal dependence to ambitious decarbonization goals. However, navigating this transition amidst political shifts and market uncertainties poses significant challenges. A comprehensive study explores diverse pathways to achieve a fully decarbonized power system by 2050, emphasizing a rapid phase-out of coal power by 2035.
This study explores the transformation of the Nordic electricity system until 2050, focusing on the Finnish-Swedish power system. The goal is to find the optimal balance between nuclear and renewable energy sources for a competitive and sustainable economy until 2050. Two demand growth scenarios (Carbon Neutrality and Power to X) and three nuclear-renewable energy share scenarios are considered.
We have conducted investment optimization across various scenarios to offer valuable insights into establishing the most cost-effective fossil-free power system, paving the way for a fully decarbonized, sustainable, and competitive Swedish economy by 2050.
- George Box FRS, Statistician