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Abkürzung: RE = Renewable Energy

1.1524 RE in der Welt. Abkürzung: RE = Renewable Energy. Quelle: . Zum Original: http://www.ren21.net/globalstatusreport/RE2005_Global_Status_Report.pdf. _1 Gesamtüberblick. Bitte die ausführlichen Kommentare in der Originalstudie, dort insbesondere im Anhang,

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Abkürzung: RE = Renewable Energy

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  1. 1.1524 RE in der Welt Abkürzung: RE= Renewable Energy

  2. Quelle: Zum Original: http://www.ren21.net/globalstatusreport/RE2005_Global_Status_Report.pdf

  3. _1 Gesamtüberblick Bitte die ausführlichen Kommentare in der Originalstudie, dort insbesondere im Anhang, über die (beschränkte) Gültigkeit und das Zustandekommen der Daten beachten.

  4. Martinot e.a. : „Renewables2005_GlobalStatusReport“ Fig.1, p.6

  5. PV_grid PV_ Off-grid Martinot e.a. : „Renewables2005_GlobalStatusReport“ Fig.2, p.8

  6. _2 Stromerzeugung _21 Photovoltaik: wächst schnell, sehr wichtig für dezentrale Versorgung aber: bringt wenig im deutschen Netz, hierfür viel zu teuer _22 Wind wächst schnell, ein echter Hoffnungsträger (Offshore) _23 Biomasse _24 Kleine Wasserkraftwerke _25 Sonstige (Geothermie) an speziell geeigneten Standorten

  7. 4 GW Martinot e.a. : „Renewables2005_GlobalStatusReport“ Fig.3, p.8

  8. 50 GW Martinot e.a. : „Renewables2005_GlobalStatusReport“ Fig.4, p.9

  9. Martinot e.a. : „Renewables2005_GlobalStatusReport“ Fig.6, p.10

  10. PV-grid PV-grid PV-grid Martinot e.a. : „Renewables2005_GlobalStatusReport“ Fig.5, p.9

  11. _3 Wärmeerzeugung _31 Warmwasser _32 Heizung

  12. Martinot e.a. : „Renewables2005_GlobalStatusReport“ Fig.7, p.10

  13. Austria !! Martinot e.a. : „Renewables2005_GlobalStatusReport“ Fig.8, p.11

  14. _4 Kraftstoffe _41 Ethanol

  15. Martinot e.a. : „Renewables2005_GlobalStatusReport“ Fig.9, p.11

  16. _5 Investitionen in RE

  17. Martinot e.a. : „Renewables2005_GlobalStatusReport“ Fig.10, p.14

  18. In 2004, About $30billion was invested in renewable energy capacity and installations. An additional $4–5 billion in new plant and equipment was invested in 2004 by the solar PV manufacturing industry, At least several hundred million dollars was invested by the ethanol industry in new production plants. These numbers compare to roughly 110–150 G$ invested annually in power generation worldwide. Thus in 2004: 35 G$ spended for RE installations and industrial production plants Martinot e.a. : „Renewables2005_GlobalStatusReport“, p.14

  19. RE Investment shares in 2004 30 G$ : 9.5 G$ forwind power, 7 G$ for solarPV, 4.5 G$ for small hydro power, 5 G$ forgeothermal and biomasspower and heat. 4 G$ for solar hot water/heating, In addition to these investments, an estimated 20–25 G$ is being invested in large hydropower annually. Martinot e.a. : „Renewables2005_GlobalStatusReport“, p.14

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