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  1. #EnergyTransition - Breaking Free from Dependencies? Energy, Materials and Economy in Europe's Net Zero-Transition - "Europe can become greenhouse gas neutral by 2050 while significantly reducing its dependence on fossil energy imports. To achieve this, it must massively expand its renewable power generation, further develop its energy infrastructures across borders, and secure new supply chains. These are the findings of the study 'Breaking Free From Dependencies?' by Jülich Systems Analysis." - Institute of Climate and Energy Systems (ICE) - Juelich Systems Analysis (ICE-2) fz-juelich.de/en/ice/ice-2/res

  2. #EnergyTransition - Breaking Free from Dependencies? Energy, Materials and Economy in Europe's Net Zero-Transition - "Europe can become greenhouse gas neutral by 2050 while significantly reducing its dependence on fossil energy imports. To achieve this, it must massively expand its renewable power generation, further develop its energy infrastructures across borders, and secure new supply chains. These are the findings of the study 'Breaking Free From Dependencies?' by Jülich Systems Analysis." - Institute of Climate and Energy Systems (ICE) - Juelich Systems Analysis (ICE-2) fz-juelich.de/en/ice/ice-2/res

  3. #EnergyTransition - Breaking Free from Dependencies? Energy, Materials and Economy in Europe's Net Zero-Transition - "Europe can become greenhouse gas neutral by 2050 while significantly reducing its dependence on fossil energy imports. To achieve this, it must massively expand its renewable power generation, further develop its energy infrastructures across borders, and secure new supply chains. These are the findings of the study 'Breaking Free From Dependencies?' by Jülich Systems Analysis." - Institute of Climate and Energy Systems (ICE) - Juelich Systems Analysis (ICE-2) fz-juelich.de/en/ice/ice-2/res

  4. #EnergyTransition - Breaking Free from Dependencies? Energy, Materials and Economy in Europe's Net Zero-Transition - "Europe can become greenhouse gas neutral by 2050 while significantly reducing its dependence on fossil energy imports. To achieve this, it must massively expand its renewable power generation, further develop its energy infrastructures across borders, and secure new supply chains. These are the findings of the study 'Breaking Free From Dependencies?' by Jülich Systems Analysis." - Institute of Climate and Energy Systems (ICE) - Juelich Systems Analysis (ICE-2) fz-juelich.de/en/ice/ice-2/res