To achieve climate goals, unprecedented amounts of new clean energy capacity need to be
deployed at a rapid rate. Project finance is crucial to achieve clean energy (CE) capacity …

Abstract The US Department of Energy estimates that utilizing just 0.1% of Earth's
geothermal resources could meet global energy demands for millennia. Enhanced …

Community opposition to new low-carbon energy infrastructure–and resulting project delays
and cancellations–is increasingly taken by some climate activists, policymakers, and …

At a time of rapid climate change and an uncertain geopolitical situation caused by the war
in Ukraine, the problem of access to energy is a serious issue. The use of renewable energy …

Environmental life cycle costing (ELCC) is a tool which aggregates five categories of
monetary costs across a project's life cycle: investment, operation, maintenance, end-of-life …

Renewable energies, such as solar and wind, traditionally suffer from temporal incongruity.
Society's energy demand peaks occur at different times of day than the electricity generation …

Demand-side management (DSM) is increasingly needed for answering electricity flexibility
needs in the upcoming transformation of energy systems. Use of automation leads to better …

One of the major challenges regarding energy transition is to create active support towards
renewable energy installations on a local level. The CROWDTHERMAL project presents …

Increasing societal conflict around natural resource extraction industry operations has given
rise to the argument that-in most locations–these operations do not hold a social license to …

This paper presents a decision support tool for promoters/investors of geothermal energy
projects, based on a decision tree (DT) structure. The DT aims to assist stakeholders to …