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Resources, capacities and corridors for energy imports to Europe

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Journal , Other literature type 12 Apr 2011 Germany, Italy Publisher:EmeraldJournal:International Journal of Energy Sector Management, volume 5, pages 125-156 (issn: 1750-6220,

Authors: Pregger T.; LAVAGNO, EVASIO; Labriet M.; Seljom P.; Biberacher M.; Blesl M.; Trieb F.; +6 Authors

doi: 10.1108/17506221111120938

handle: 11583/2374257

Resources, capacities and corridors for energy imports to Europe

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Purpose – Two main activities of the EC FP7 Risk of Energy Availability: Common Corridors for Europe Supply Security (REACCESS) project applied a systematic approach to collect the main characteristics of energy supply corridors starting from mining activities in exporting regions up to the import infrastructures and capacities of EU27+countries. The aim of the present paper is to summarise identified information on import potentials and the possible corridors for the EU27+energy supply of the future. This information is used as new starting point for the energy system modelling in the REACCESS project.Design/methodology/approach – Detailed information on existing, planned or potential developments derived from literature reviews and expert surveys, as well as from our own calculations, was compiled in a consistent database. By using suitable geographic information system (GIS) tools, all the identified energy supply routes were represented graphically and analysed with reference to their spatial characte...

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biomass, solar power, energy supply, import corridor, Europe, hydrogen, Energy Corridors; Security of supply, fossil fuel

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