Sector Coupling - The Next Stage of the Energiewende: FES EU-Office Brussels

24.03.2021

Publication by Thomas Bruckner and Hendrik Kondziella

The concept of sector coupling is increasingly attracting political and public interest. Particularly in view of the long-term climate protection goals, both globally and nationally, technological approaches in which the electricity, heating and transport sectors can be linked up in a particular efficient manner are currently under discussion.

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