Rooftop solar photovoltaic (PV) systems can make a significant contribution to Europe's
energy transition. Realising this potential raises challenges at policy and electricity system …

The costs of wind power have declined to levels on par with or below those of conventional
sources in many parts of the world. Wind power has become one of the fastest‐growing …

As clean energy ambitions have expanded, critically evaluating renewable energy supply
has become increasingly important to the energy research community and stakeholders …

Offshore wind energy is rapidly becoming a technology that developing countries could
consider because project costs have recently fallen substantially. Further reductions are …

Solar energy has expanded rapidly in recent years, and China is the largest market in terms
of installed capacity. With the aim of achieving carbon neutrality by 2060, solar power will …

Rising numbers of electric vehicles (EVs) along with increasing renewable electricity will
create challenges for electricity grids, potentially leading to significant increases in peak …

Typical approaches for assessing energy efficiency potential in buildings use a limited
number of prototypes, and therefore suffer from inadequate resolution when pass-fail cost …

The US energy system is evolving as society and technologies change. Renewable
electricity generation-especially from wind and solar-is growing rapidly, and alternative …

The US energy system is multifaceted, with a diverse mix of generators and end uses, and it
is evolving as society and technologies change. Electricity generation from renewable …

Building upon the literatures of policy stringency, policy effectiveness and clean
technological change, this paper explores the question of whether the renewable portfolio …