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Electricity Production
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Schutz in der fossilen Energiekrise
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The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism
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Phasing out coal in the EU’s power system by 2030
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The Future of Lignite in the Western Balkans
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The German Power Market: State of Affairs in 2019
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The European Power Sector in 2019
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Renewable pathways to climate-neutral Japan
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The European Power Sector in 2018
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Unlocking Low Cost Renewables in South East Europe
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Making the Most of Offshore Wind
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The German Coal Commission
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The European Power Sector in 2017
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The Southeast European power system in 2030
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Flexibility in thermal power plants
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Future Cost of Onshore Wind
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Die deutsche Braunkohlenwirtschaft 2021
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Current and Future Cost of Photovoltaics
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The Integration Cost of Wind and Solar Power
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The Power Market Pentagon
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Auctions for Renewable Energy in the European Union
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The German Energiewende and its Climate Paradox
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Cost Optimal Expansion of Renewables in Germany