Energy - REMIND-MAgPIE - Revision history

Mathijs Harmsen at 10:50, 11 May 2023

2023-05-11T10:50:43Z

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			'''Note:''' This pages describes the REMIND 1.7 model. It will be updated shortly to describe the most recent version of REMIND-MAgPIE.
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	Energy is a factor input demanded by the economy, as different final energy types are inputs to GDP generation in the nested CES production function as described in [http://themasites.pbl.nl/models/advance/index.php/Production_system_and_representation_of_economic_sectors_-_REMIND-MAgPIE Figure 1: Production structure of REMIND-MAgPIE. Linear production functions describe the conversion of primary energy (lowest level) to final energy carriers. Nested CES structures describe the aggregation of final energy carriers for end-use. ]. This chapter explains the different primary energy resources modelled and their potentials (Section Energy resource endowments). REMIND-MAgPIE considers more than 40 technologies for the conversion of these resources into different secondary energy types (Sections Electricity, Heat, Other conversion) and the conversion of secondary to final energy (Section Grid and infrastructure). The subsequent subsections explain the use of those final energy types in the different demand sectors (Sections Transport and Stationary sector).		Energy is a factor input demanded by the economy, as different final energy types are inputs to GDP generation in the nested CES production function as described in [http://themasites.pbl.nl/models/advance/index.php/Production_system_and_representation_of_economic_sectors_-_REMIND-MAgPIE Figure 1: Production structure of REMIND-MAgPIE. Linear production functions describe the conversion of primary energy (lowest level) to final energy carriers. Nested CES structures describe the aggregation of final energy carriers for end-use. ]. This chapter explains the different primary energy resources modelled and their potentials (Section Energy resource endowments). REMIND-MAgPIE considers more than 40 technologies for the conversion of these resources into different secondary energy types (Sections Electricity, Heat, Other conversion) and the conversion of secondary to final energy (Section Grid and infrastructure). The subsequent subsections explain the use of those final energy types in the different demand sectors (Sections Transport and Stationary sector).

Mathijs Harmsen: Reverted edits by Lavinia Baumstark (talk) to last revision by Rineke Oostenrijk

2023-02-22T17:03:19Z

Reverted edits by Lavinia Baumstark (talk) to last revision by Rineke Oostenrijk

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		Energy is a factor input demanded by the economy, as different final energy types are inputs to GDP generation in the nested CES production function as described in [http://themasites.pbl.nl/models/advance/index.php/Production_system_and_representation_of_economic_sectors_-_REMIND-MAgPIE Figure 1: Production structure of REMIND-MAgPIE. Linear production functions describe the conversion of primary energy (lowest level) to final energy carriers. Nested CES structures describe the aggregation of final energy carriers for end-use. ]. This chapter explains the different primary energy resources modelled and their potentials (Section Energy resource endowments). REMIND-MAgPIE considers more than 40 technologies for the conversion of these resources into different secondary energy types (Sections Electricity, Heat, Other conversion) and the conversion of secondary to final energy (Section Grid and infrastructure). The subsequent subsections explain the use of those final energy types in the different demand sectors (Sections Transport and Stationary sector).

Lavinia Baumstark: adjust to REMIND-MAgPIE

2022-01-25T10:14:21Z

adjust to REMIND-MAgPIE

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	Energy is a factor input demanded by the economy, as different final energy types are inputs to GDP generation in the nested CES production function as described in [http://themasites.pbl.nl/models/advance/index.php/Production_system_and_representation_of_economic_sectors_-_REMIND-MAgPIE Figure 1: Production structure of REMIND-MAgPIE. Linear production functions describe the conversion of primary energy (lowest level) to final energy carriers. Nested CES structures describe the aggregation of final energy carriers for end-use. ]. This chapter explains the different primary energy resources modelled and their potentials (Section Energy resource endowments). REMIND-MAgPIE considers more than 40 technologies for the conversion of these resources into different secondary energy types (Sections Electricity, Heat, Other conversion) and the conversion of secondary to final energy (Section Grid and infrastructure). The subsequent subsections explain the use of those final energy types in the different demand sectors (Sections Transport and Stationary sector).

Rineke Oostenrijk: Text replacement - "REMIND" to "REMIND-MAgPIE"

2021-11-21T13:34:18Z

Text replacement - "REMIND" to "REMIND-MAgPIE"

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	Energy is a factor input demanded by the economy, as different final energy types are inputs to GDP generation in the nested CES production function as described in [http://themasites.pbl.nl/models/advance/index.php/Production_system_and_representation_of_economic_sectors_-_REMIND Figure 1: Production structure of REMIND. Linear production functions describe the conversion of primary energy (lowest level) to final energy carriers. Nested CES structures describe the aggregation of final energy carriers for end-use. ]. This chapter explains the different primary energy resources modelled and their potentials (Section Energy resource endowments). REMIND considers more than 40 technologies for the conversion of these resources into different secondary energy types (Sections Electricity, Heat, Other conversion) and the conversion of secondary to final energy (Section Grid and infrastructure). The subsequent subsections explain the use of those final energy types in the different demand sectors (Sections Transport and Stationary sector).		Energy is a factor input demanded by the economy, as different final energy types are inputs to GDP generation in the nested CES production function as described in [http://themasites.pbl.nl/models/advance/index.php/Production_system_and_representation_of_economic_sectors_-_REMIND-MAgPIE Figure 1: Production structure of REMIND-MAgPIE. Linear production functions describe the conversion of primary energy (lowest level) to final energy carriers. Nested CES structures describe the aggregation of final energy carriers for end-use. ]. This chapter explains the different primary energy resources modelled and their potentials (Section Energy resource endowments). REMIND-MAgPIE considers more than 40 technologies for the conversion of these resources into different secondary energy types (Sections Electricity, Heat, Other conversion) and the conversion of secondary to final energy (Section Grid and infrastructure). The subsequent subsections explain the use of those final energy types in the different demand sectors (Sections Transport and Stationary sector).

Mathijs Harmsen: Mathijs Harmsen moved page Energy - REMIND to Energy - REMIND-MAgPIE without leaving a redirect: Text replacement - "REMIND" to "REMIND-MAgPIE"

2021-11-18T12:13:57Z

Mathijs Harmsen moved page Energy - REMIND to Energy - REMIND-MAgPIE without leaving a redirect: Text replacement - "REMIND" to "REMIND-MAgPIE"

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Laura Delsa at 14:26, 1 February 2017

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	Energy is a factor input demanded by the economy, as different final energy types are inputs to GDP generation in the nested CES production function as described in [http://themasites.pbl.nl/models/advance/index.php/Production_system_and_representation_of_economic_sectors_-_REMIND Figure 4]. This chapter explains the different primary energy resources modelled and their potentials (Section Energy resource endowments). REMIND considers more than 40 technologies for the conversion of these resources into different secondary energy types (Sections Electricity, Heat, Other conversion) and the conversion of secondary to final energy (Section Grid and infrastructure). The subsequent subsections explain the use of those final energy types in the different demand sectors (Sections Transport and Stationary sector).		Energy is a factor input demanded by the economy, as different final energy types are inputs to GDP generation in the nested CES production function as described in [http://themasites.pbl.nl/models/advance/index.php/Production_system_and_representation_of_economic_sectors_-_REMIND Figure 1: Production structure of REMIND. Linear production functions describe the conversion of primary energy (lowest level) to final energy carriers. Nested CES structures describe the aggregation of final energy carriers for end-use. ]. This chapter explains the different primary energy resources modelled and their potentials (Section Energy resource endowments). REMIND considers more than 40 technologies for the conversion of these resources into different secondary energy types (Sections Electricity, Heat, Other conversion) and the conversion of secondary to final energy (Section Grid and infrastructure). The subsequent subsections explain the use of those final energy types in the different demand sectors (Sections Transport and Stationary sector).

Laura Delsa at 10:37, 1 February 2017

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	Energy is a factor input demanded by the economy, as different final energy types are inputs to GDP generation in the nested CES production function as described in [http://themasites.pbl.nl/models/advance/index.php/Production_system_and_representation_of_economic_sectors_-_REMIND Figure 3]. This chapter explains the different primary energy resources modelled and their potentials (Section Energy resource endowments). REMIND considers more than 40 technologies for the conversion of these resources into different secondary energy types (Sections Electricity, Heat, Other conversion) and the conversion of secondary to final energy (Section Grid and infrastructure). The subsequent subsections explain the use of those final energy types in the different demand sectors (Sections Transport and Stationary sector).		Energy is a factor input demanded by the economy, as different final energy types are inputs to GDP generation in the nested CES production function as described in [http://themasites.pbl.nl/models/advance/index.php/Production_system_and_representation_of_economic_sectors_-_REMIND Figure 4]. This chapter explains the different primary energy resources modelled and their potentials (Section Energy resource endowments). REMIND considers more than 40 technologies for the conversion of these resources into different secondary energy types (Sections Electricity, Heat, Other conversion) and the conversion of secondary to final energy (Section Grid and infrastructure). The subsequent subsections explain the use of those final energy types in the different demand sectors (Sections Transport and Stationary sector).

Laura Delsa at 16:00, 19 January 2017

2017-01-19T16:00:06Z

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	Energy is a factor input demanded by the economy, as different final energy types are inputs to GDP generation in the nested CES production function as described in ~~Table~~ 3. This chapter explains the different primary energy resources modelled and their potentials (Section Energy resource endowments). REMIND considers more than 40 technologies for the conversion of these resources into different secondary energy types (Sections Electricity, Heat, Other conversion) and the conversion of secondary to final energy (Section Grid and infrastructure). The subsequent subsections explain the use of those final energy types in the different demand sectors (Sections Transport and Stationary sector).		Energy is a factor input demanded by the economy, as different final energy types are inputs to GDP generation in the nested CES production function as described in [http://themasites.pbl.nl/models/advance/index.php/Production_system_and_representation_of_economic_sectors_-_REMIND Figure 3]. This chapter explains the different primary energy resources modelled and their potentials (Section Energy resource endowments). REMIND considers more than 40 technologies for the conversion of these resources into different secondary energy types (Sections Electricity, Heat, Other conversion) and the conversion of secondary to final energy (Section Grid and infrastructure). The subsequent subsections explain the use of those final energy types in the different demand sectors (Sections Transport and Stationary sector).

Laura Delsa at 20:38, 20 November 2016

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	Energy is a factor input demanded by the economy, as different final energy types are inputs to GDP generation in the nested CES production function as described in Table 3. This chapter explains the different primary energy resources modelled and their potentials (Section Energy resource endowments). REMIND considers more than 40 technologies for the conversion of these resources into different secondary energy types (Sections Electricity, Heat, Other conversion) and the conversion of secondary to final energy (Section Grid and infrastructure). The subsequent subsections explain the use of those final energy types in the different demand sectors (Sections Transport and Stationary sector).		Energy is a factor input demanded by the economy, as different final energy types are inputs to GDP generation in the nested CES production function as described in Table 3. This chapter explains the different primary energy resources modelled and their potentials (Section Energy resource endowments). REMIND considers more than 40 technologies for the conversion of these resources into different secondary energy types (Sections Electricity, Heat, Other conversion) and the conversion of secondary to final energy (Section Grid and infrastructure). The subsequent subsections explain the use of those final energy types in the different demand sectors (Sections Transport and Stationary sector).

Laura Delsa at 17:56, 19 October 2016

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	Energy is a factor input demanded by the economy, as different final energy types are inputs to GDP generation in the nested CES production function as described in Table 3. This chapter explains the different primary energy resources modelled and their potentials (Section [[Energy resource endowments ~~- REMIND]]~~). REMIND considers more than 40 technologies for the conversion of these resources into different secondary energy types (Sections Electricity, Heat, Other conversion) and the conversion of secondary to final energy (Section Grid and infrastructure). The subsequent subsections explain the use of those final energy types in the different demand sectors (Sections Transport and Stationary sector).		Energy is a factor input demanded by the economy, as different final energy types are inputs to GDP generation in the nested CES production function as described in Table 3. This chapter explains the different primary energy resources modelled and their potentials (Section Energy resource endowments). REMIND considers more than 40 technologies for the conversion of these resources into different secondary energy types (Sections Electricity, Heat, Other conversion) and the conversion of secondary to final energy (Section Grid and infrastructure). The subsequent subsections explain the use of those final energy types in the different demand sectors (Sections Transport and Stationary sector).