Nuclear Energy Perception and Ecological Attitudes

Badora, A.; Kud, Krzysztof; Woźniak, Marian

doi:10.3390/en14144322

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“…Poland has undertaken the task of gradually increasing the share of renewable energy sources in its energy mix. Various support instruments have been introduced, such as the RES auction system, to encourage investment in technologies such as wind, solar, and biomass [39][40][41].…”

Section: Current Energy Policy In Poland and Germanymentioning

confidence: 99%

Energy Policy until 2050—Comparative Analysis between Poland and Germany

Wojtaszek,

Miciuła,

Modrzejewska

et al. 2024

Energies

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The article presents a comprehensive study of the energy strategies of both countries, aimed at achieving their goals by 2050. A literature review presents global trends in energy policy, the current situation in Poland and Germany, and the importance of sustainable energy. For Poland and Germany, the current situation, goals, and strategies for 2050 are described, and the results of surveys carried out using a survey questionnaire are presented. A comparative analysis included a comparison of the goals and strategies of both countries and the results of surveys, presented in tabular form. This analysis drew conclusions regarding the differences and similarities in the approach of both countries to energy policy. The “Challenges and Prospects” section identifies potential challenges and presents opportunities and recommendations for the future. In conclusion, the article provides a thorough analysis, based on the methodology of a literature review, survey questionnaire, and tabular analysis, and contains important conclusions and implications for energy policy in Poland and Germany. The article also addresses the limitations of the study that may affect the interpretation of the results.

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Section: Current Energy Policy In Poland and Germanymentioning

confidence: 99%

Energy Policy until 2050—Comparative Analysis between Poland and Germany

Wojtaszek,

Miciuła,

Modrzejewska

et al. 2024

Energies

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“…24 Their consumption structure inĆuences energy security through factors like source diversiĄcation, 25 import dependency risks, and the challenges and opportunities presented by renewable and nuclear energies. [26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36][37][38][39] Ensuring energy security necessitates a balanced, diversiĄed approach, incorporating economic, ecological, and social considerations to develop a comprehensive energy policy. The primary energy source structure plays a pivotal role in achieving this security.…”

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Analysis of Primary Energy Demand Satisfaction from Domestic Sources in Selected European Countries Using Cluster Analysis

Kosowski,

Kosowska

2024

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The article analyzes the extent to which selected European countries meet their primary energy demand from domestic sources. A k-means clustering analysis was conducted to group these countries based on the degree of demand satisfaction from sollid fossil fuels, natural gas, and oil, using data from the Eurostat database for the years 1990 and 2021. The analysis reveals significant changes in the energy sector over three decades, highlighting a transition from solid fossil fuels to renewable energy sources and an increased dependence on natural gas and oil imports. In 2021, the countries were classified into six distinct clusters, each reflecting unique energy profiles and dependencies. The results underscore the importance of tailored energy policies, investments in renewable energy sources, and strategic planning to enhance energy security and sustainable development within the EU and individual European countries.

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“…This scenario plays a leading role in countries with nuclear power plants and a high proportion of their electricity generation from coal. Hence, it can be seen in the energy strategies of the Czech Republic, Romania, Slovakia, and France, among others [35]. Other important energy sources in this scenario are natural gas and energy from renewable sources.…”

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Evaluation of Energy Transition Scenarios in Poland

Kochanek

2021

Energies

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Long-term energy scenarios form the basis of energy policy-making. In practice, the use of energy scenarios for the effective creation of energy policy differs in each country. Therefore, the aim of this study is to present two possible scenarios for the development of the Polish energy sector, resulting from the current national policy and international commitments of Poland. The study examined the development of the energy mix in Poland in the 2040 perspective, in accordance with the strategic document Energy Policy of Poland (PEP 2040). The analysis took into account four diagnostic features: electricity production, electricity price, the share of renewable energy sources (RES) in final energy consumption, and CO2 emission reduction. In addition, the analysis allowed for the presentation of the implications for the Polish economy and society after the application of the diversified variant with nuclear energy and the diversified variant with natural gas. Both scenarios assume too slow development of RES, and the ambivalent attitude of the Polish political elite towards zero-emission energy sources significantly hinders the development of some of its forms (e.g., onshore wind energy). Unfortunately, both the first and second variants entail a large increase in electricity prices, which will affect the entire economy and increase the level of energy poverty among Poles. The study provides strategic insights on the consequences of Poland’s choice of a specific energy transformation scenario. The results may serve as a starting point for understanding Poland’s restraint towards achieving zero emissions and contribute to the discussion of the direction of development of the Polish energy sector.

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Nuclear Energy Perception and Ecological Attitudes

Cited by 12 publications

References 53 publications

Energy Policy until 2050—Comparative Analysis between Poland and Germany

Energy Policy until 2050—Comparative Analysis between Poland and Germany

Analysis of Primary Energy Demand Satisfaction from Domestic Sources in Selected European Countries Using Cluster Analysis

Evaluation of Energy Transition Scenarios in Poland

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