Industrial electrification and access to electricity at competitive prices: Review of climate and energy policy influence on electricity prices for industry and future implications for industrial electrification

Max Åhman; Holger Wiertzema; Marlene Arens

doi:10.13140/RG.2.2.11300.50565/1

Industrial electrification and access to electricity at competitive prices: Review of climate and energy policy influence on electricity prices for industry and future implications for industrial electrification

Max Åhman, Holger Wiertzema, Marlene Arens

Environmental and Energy Systems Studies

Chalmers University of Technology

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Original language	English
Place of Publication	Lund
Publisher	Miljö- och energisystem, LTH, Lunds universitet
Number of pages	41
Volume	IMES EESS
Edition	115
ISBN (Electronic)	978-91-86961-41-1
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.11300.50565/1
Publication status	Published - 2020 Jul 1

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Construction Management

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electricity prices
industrial policy
energy taxation
Industrial electrification
energy policy

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IMES report 115 FÄRDIGFinal published version, 0.99 MB

Opportunities for decarbonisation of industrial processes through increased electrification
Harvey, S. (Researcher), Wiertzema, H. (Researcher), Åhman, M. (Researcher), Jönsson, A.-S. (Researcher) & Lipnizki, F. (Researcher)
2016/09/01 → 2020/01/31
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Åhman, M, Wiertzema, H & Arens, M 2020, Industrial electrification and access to electricity at competitive prices: Review of climate and energy policy influence on electricity prices for industry and future implications for industrial electrification. vol. IMES EESS, 115 edn, Miljö- och energisystem, LTH, Lunds universitet, Lund. https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.11300.50565/1

Industrial electrification and access to electricity at competitive prices: Review of climate and energy policy influence on electricity prices for industry and future implications for industrial electrification. / Åhman, Max; Wiertzema, Holger; Arens, Marlene.
115 ed. Lund: Miljö- och energisystem, LTH, Lunds universitet, 2020. 41 p.

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