Energy Shocks and Emerging Alternative Energy Technologies
The report investigates the potential for energy shocks due to oil supply constraints or greenhouse gas emission reductions, and explores alternative energy technologies to mitigate these shocks.
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| Report location: | source |
| Language: | English |
| Publisher: |
CSRIO Sustainable Ecosystems |
| Authors: | Graham M Turner |
| Geographic focus: | China, Australia, Global |
Methods
The research method involves 'stocks and flows' modeling of national economies to simulate physical activities and assess the impact of various 'what if' scenarios. This method allows for the analysis of alternative energy technologies and their potential to reduce or eliminate the impact of energy shocks.
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Key Insights
The report examines the potential for energy shocks in national economies due to physical and institutional constraints on oil supply and greenhouse gas emissions. It uses 'stocks and flows' modeling to analyze scenarios for China and Australia, assessing the impact of alternative energy technologies and cross-sectoral effects on mitigating these shocks. The research suggests that while technological alternatives exist, systemic limitations may hinder their effectiveness in averting energy shocks.
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Additional Viewpoints
Categories: Australia geographic scope | China geographic scope | English publication language | Global geographic scope | alternative energy | cross-sectoral effects | economic impact | energy | energy shocks | energy technologies | ghg | greenhouse gas emissions | oil production | oil supply | scenario analysis | system modeling | the asia‐pacific stocks and flows framework (apsff) greenhouse gas emissions | the australian stocks and flows framework (asff)