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21.12.2022

Empirische Analyse der iberischen Strompreisobergrenze

Strommast aus Ameisenperspektive in Schwarz-weiß

Die Arbeiterkammer Österreich (AK) hat die Österreichische Energieagentur beauftragt, die ersten Monate der Marktergebnisse des iberischen Modells zu analysieren und zu beobachten, wobei der Fokus auf Strompreis- und Gasverbrauchseffekten liegt. Nun liegt die finale Version des Arbeitspapiers mit den Ergebnissen der Untersuchung vor.

 

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09.12.2022

Energiepreise bleiben auf sehr hohem Niveau

Ein kleines Holzhaus auf einem Tisch, daneben vier Eurocent-Stapel in verschiedenen Höhen. Auf verschwommen, grünem Hintergrund
  • Leichte Preissteigerungen bei Treibstoffen
  • Leichte Entspannung bei Strompreisen
  • Starker Preisanstieg bei Pellets, Brennholz
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07.12.2022

Strom-Großhandelspreisindex steigt weiter

Strommast vor blauem Himmel fotografiert.

Österreichischer Strompreisindex steigt im Jänner um 7 %

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06.12.2022

UN-ENERGY PLAN OF ACTION

UN-Energy aims to achieve a double goal: to eliminate energy poverty and to address climate change through renewable and sustainable energy for all - this represents the SDG7. The 2021 High-Level Energy Dialogue emphasized the urgency of accelerating the energy transition.

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06.12.2022

Decentralised solar electricity for agri-food value chains in the Jindu Kush Himalaya region

International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) in the cooperation with International Center for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) and SELCO Foundation have published a report about findings and recommendations on the use of decentralised solar photovoltaic (PV) solutions for selected food value chains in the Hindu Kush Himalaya (HKH) region.

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06.12.2022

Women and Green Skills in the Renewable Energy Sector

In the renewable energy sector still remains a significant gender gap in access and consumption, as well as in the workforce. Women are underrepresented in the energy sector compared to the global labour force (48%). The numbers are slightly higher in the renewable industry (32%) compared to the conventional energy sector (28%). Most women work in office-related corporate functions such as human resources, finance, and customer service. The numbers in higher positions that could influence decision-making remain especially low. Also, the number of women in technical careers is still very low.

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06.12.2022

Event women and green skills GFSE

On Tuesday, 20.09. 2022, a virtual GFSE event "Young Women and Green Skills" took place. The event was introduced by GFSE President and former Ambassador MMag. Dr. Irene Giner-Reichl. She sketched a first picture and the contents of the event and emphasized that increasing the involvement of young women in the clean energy sector is very important to advance the energy transition quickly. Women are still highly underrepresented in the energy sector.

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06.12.2022

IEA Report: Solar PV Global Supply Chains

Global PV manufacturing capacity has increasingly shifted from Europe, Japan, and the United States to China over the past decade. China has invested over $50 billion in new PV supply capacity - ten times more that Europe. Today, China's share of solar module components represents over 80% with an increasing tendency. Chinese industrial policies focuses on solar PV as a strategic sector and a significant export for China.

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06.12.2022

GFSE Policy Brief Natural gas and renewable hydrogen in Africa and cooperation opportunities with the EU

Europe needs to reduce consumption of Russian natural gas by diversifying its suppliers, reducing gas consumption and switching to other energy carriers, including renewable energy. This policy brief presents an overview of current developments in the natural gas and the renewable hydrogen sectors in Africa. It provides some suggestions for possible cooperation between the European Union and the African continent on LNG and green hydrogen markets.

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06.12.2022

Short comparison between countries in North Africa

Regarding energy in North Africa, all countries have two things in common: growing demand for power and a high potential for renewables, especially wind and solar. While having seemingly similar prospects and needs, their paths and motivations for investing in renewables vary.

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