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Archive | 2008

The Future of European Electricity: Choices Before 2020

Gunnar S. Eskeland; Eberhard Jochem; Henry Neufeldt; Thure Traber; Nathan Rive; Arno Behrens

For some time now, CEPS has participated in a project funded by the European Commission called Adaptation and Mitigation Strategies: Supporting European Climate Policy (ADAM). One research stream within the ADAM project focuses on the implications of mitigation and adaptation strategies for the electricity sector. Apart from mitigation of climate change, the electricity sector will also need to adapt to global warming. A warmer world requires less heating and more cooling. It also changes river flows and the frequency of extreme weather events, as well as the ability to generate electricity and to deliver it without disruptions. The ADAM project therefore also explores the links and feedbacks between adaptation and mitigation.This ADAM-CEPS policy brief elaborates on these issues from a research perspective, but in a policy-relevant way. Section 1 describes the impacts of a warming world on the electricity system with regards to electricity demand and supply, and elaborates on the necessary adaptation strategies. Section 2 analyses policy instruments in support of the necessary transition, and explores biases as regards political feasibility. Section 3 analyses technologies and technological change, both for short-term emission reductions until 2020 and with a longer-term view on a low carbon electricity system in Europe. Finally, section 4 deals with opportunities and challenges of different policies for the European electricity sector in a global context.


Revista Brasileira De Ciencia Do Solo | 2006

Geoecological drivers of cerrado heterogeneity and 13C natural abundance in oxisols after land-use change

Henry Neufeldt

A abundância natural de 13C foi utilizada para estudar a dinâmica de carbono em latossolos de textura media e argilosa apos plantacao de pastagens (Brachiaria decumbens) e reflorestamentos (Pinus caribaea e Eucalyptus citriodora). Considerando as diferencas de d13C nos subsolos das savanas nativas e das especies introduzidas, pode-se calcular a substituicao de carbono somente para os solos argilosos, baseando-se em resultados publicados de d13C em solos adjacentes. Estimou-se que somente 5xa0% do carbono nativo foram substituidos apos 20xa0anos de plantacao com pinus na camada de 0-1,2xa0m, ficando a substituicao restrita aos primeiros 0,4xa0m do solo. Na pastagem de 12xa0anos, 21xa0% do carbono novo foram introduzidos na camada de de 0-1,2xa0m, sendo a substituicao diminuida gradativamente pelo perfil inteiro. De acordo com os altos valores de d13C nos subsolos das areas cultivadas, levantou-se a hipotese de que a vegetacao natural teria sido de campo limpo em vez de cerrado stricto sensu apesar da semelhanca dos solos e da proximidade dos sitios estudados. A hipotese foi testada com fotos aereas de 1964, mostrando que as areas cultivadas encontravam-se numa cabeceira de escoamento ressecada. Portanto, a vegetacao dominada por gramineas pode ter sido induzida pela hidromorfia e pela baixa aeracao do solo. Com base nessas observacoes, desenvolveu-se um modelo simplificado, atribuindo as diferentes formacoes de cerrados o acesso de agua para as plantas e a aeracao do solo. A fertilidade do solo foi considerada de menor importância porque a densidade arborea das areas de cerrados encontrava-se independente da textura ou do nivel de nutrientes dos solos.


Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment | 2006

Disaggregated greenhouse gas emission inventories from agriculture via a coupled economic-ecosystem model

Henry Neufeldt; Michael Schäfer; Elisabeth Angenendt; Changsheng Li; Martin Kaltschmitt; Jurgen Zeddies


Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment | 2008

Mitigation strategies for greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture using a regional economic-ecosystem model

Henry Neufeldt; Michael Schäfer


Environmental Policy and Governance | 2010

The climate learning ladder. A pragmatic procedure to support climate adaptation

J. David Tàbara; Xingang Dai; Gensuo Jia; Darryn McEvoy; Henry Neufeldt; Anna Serra; Saskia E. Werners; Jennifer J. West


CEPS Policy Brief | 2008

Adaptation to Climate Change: Why is it Needed and How Can it Be Implemented?

Asbjørn Aaheim; Frans Berkhout; Darryn McEvoy; R. Mechler; Henry Neufeldt; Anthony Patt; Paul Watkiss; Anita Wreford; Zbigniew W. Kundzewicz; Carlo Lavalle; Christian Egenhofer


Post-Print | 2010

Transforming the European energy system

Gunnar S. Eskeland; Patrick Criqui; Eberhard Jochem; Henry Neufeldt; Silvana Mima


Making climate change work for us: European perspectives on adaptation and mitigation strategies (eds Hulme, M., and H. Neufeldt) | 2010

Mainstreaming Adaptation in Regional Land Use and Water Management

Saskia E. Werners; J. David Tàbara; Henry Neufeldt; Darryn McEvoy; Xingang Dai; Z. Flachner; J. West; Francesc Cots; G. Trombi; N. Lugeri; P. Matczak; G.J. Nabuurs


International Congress Series | 2006

Modeled effects of policy instruments to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions from livestock farming systems in southwest Germany

Michael Schäfer; Henry Neufeldt


CEPS Policy Brief | 2008

Climate Governance Post-2012, Options for EU Policy-Making

Frank Biermann; Harro van Asselt; Ingrid Boas; Eric Massey Massey; Philipp Pattberg; Ottmar Edenhofer; Christian Flachsland; Henry Neufeldt; Fariborz Zelli; Johannes Stripple; Monica. Alessi; Christian Egenhofer

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Ottmar Edenhofer

Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research

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Saskia E. Werners

Wageningen University and Research Centre

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Xingang Dai

Chinese Academy of Sciences

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Gunnar S. Eskeland

Norwegian School of Economics

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