Technological learning in the energy sector

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2008

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Junginger, H.M.ORCID 0000-0002-5010-2051ISNI 0000000389848632
Lako, P.
Lensink, S.
van Sark, W. G.J.H.M.ORCID 0000-0002-4738-1088ISNI 0000000397039608
Weiss, M.ISNI 0000000397169277

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Abstract

Technology learning is a key driver behind the improvement of (energy) technologies available to mankind and subsequent reduction of production costs. Many of the conventional technologies in use today have already been continuously improved over decades, sometimes even a century. In contrast, many renewable / clean fossil fuel energy technologies and energy saving technologies still have higher production costs, but lower fuel demands and greenhouse gas emissions. One approach to analyze both past and future production cost reduction is the experience curve approach.

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Ordered by external client, SDG 7 - Affordable and Clean Energy

Citation

Junginger, H M, Lako, P, Lensink, S, van Sark, W G J H M & Weiss, M 2008, Technological learning in the energy sector. vol. 500102017, Report / WAB edn, Copernicus Institute, Utrecht.