Titlebook: Limiting Global Warming to Well Below 2 °C: Energy System Modelling and Policy Development; George Giannakidis,Kenneth Karlsson,Brian Ó Ga

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Introduction: Energy Systems Modelling for a Sustainable World,ation of the energy systems under multiple constraints—economic, technology, environment and societal factors. This chapter introduces the development and use of energy system models by the members of the IEA Technology Collaboration Programme on energy systems modelling, namely the IEA Energy Techn

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Energy System Challenges of Deep Global CO2 Emissions Reduction Under the World Energy Council’s Scegy policy is needed to drive down the global energy consumption of the end-use sectors past 2030, (4) electricity is an important enabler for decarbonising energy end-uses and should be promoted along with low-carbon generation, (5) coal with and without CCS is not a long-term option in the power se

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Pathways to Post-fossil Economy in a Well Below 2 ℃ World mitigation action for avoiding excessive overshooting, the key role of negative emissions, and the prospects of producing synthetic fuels, chemicals and materials from renewables and carbon dioxide for enabling the transition into the post-fossil economy.

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How Low Can We Go? The Implications of Delayed Ratcheting and Negative Emissions Technologies on Achgative emissions technologies (NETs), such as carbon capture and storage combined with bioenergy (BECCS). Depending on the availability of biomass, other NETs beyond BECCS will be required. Policymakers must also realise that the outlook for fossil fuels are closely linked to the prospects for NETs.

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Analysis of the Relative Roles of Supply-Side and Demand-Side Measures in Tackling the Global 1.5 °Crole in offsetting the macroeconomic impacts of the climate policy. Finally, any overshoot of the energy sector carbon budget must be counterbalanced by a significant deployment of negative emissions technologies.

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Limiting Global Warming to Well Below 2 °C: Energy System Modelling and Policy Development