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ECN publication
Title:
Energy market trends in the Netherlands 2000
 
Author(s):
Scheepers, M.J.J.; Battjes, J.J.; Beeldman, M.; Boots, M.G.; Burger, H.; Groenendaal, B.J.; Kaal, M.B.T.; Raad, A. de; Rijkers, F.A.M.; Schaeffer, G.J.; Voogt, M.H.; Zoeten-Dartenset, C. de
 
Published by: Publication date:
ECN Policy Studies 1-6-2000
 
ECN report number: Document type:
ECN-P--00-003 Other
 
Number of pages: Full text:
85 Download PDF  

Abstract:
For dialogue process with sectorial groups in the sub-project COOL National (COOL is the abbreviation of Climate OptiOns for the Long term) two images of the Netherlands in the year 2050 were drafted. Starting point of those images is that the Dutch emission of greenhouse gases in 2050 are reduced by circa 20%, compared to the emission level in 1990. The images differ in the international context, demographics and behavior, size and structure of the economy and the supply of energy and materials.


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