Abstract While many have observed a regime complex for global clean energy governance, research has not yet accorded sufficient attention to the interplay of multiple streams politics that led structuring overlapping governance initiatives and, ultimately, articulation set norms hold this together. To understand these dynamics, article argues with visibly increased agency transnational actors a...

We analyze the macroeconomic substitution between clean and dirty inputs through lens of production isoquants derived from a numerical bottom-up model electricity production. This approach also allows us to study high shares energy not observable today isolate mechanisms that impact elasticity inputs. Our results, for first time, demonstrate aggregate functions used in models can represent comp...

Clean energy is expected to enter a new stage of large-scale development along with the growing demand for building regional clean stations. However, as many stations comprise multiple different output characteristics and complementary coupling, potential these cannot be simply based on superposition outputs, this method lacks reasonable assessment results. This study proposes combining Grey re...

The increase in energy consumption is closely correlated with the continuous evolution of human society, which implies both depletion fossil fuels and pollution levels. One solution to these problems obtain electricity from renewable sources but also use alternative for car transportation. Within paper, there are presented necessary conditions design hydrogen gas stations accordance legal requi...