Test Scenario with Study

Study

Name of the study TestStudy
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transformation path
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Empirical Data

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Name of the Scenario Test Scenario with Study

Assumptions

Energy savingsnot estimated
Potential energy saving100% until 2050
Emission reductions2% per 3
Share RE (heat sector)not estimated
Share RE (mobility sector)not estimated
Share RE (power sector)not estimated
Share RE (total energy supply)not estimated
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Post-processing
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