Zusammenfassung
Das Vereinigte Königreich (UK), in dem die Energieproduktion bis in die späten 1990er-Jahre von Kohle dominiert wurde, steigt als erste Industrienation aus der Kohle aus. Entscheidend beigetragen zum Bedeutungsrückgang der Kohle hat eine effizient gestaltete Energie- und Klimapolitik mit einem gesetzlich verankerten CO2-Reduktionsziel sowie einem nationalen CO2-Preissystem. Durch die gezielte Förderung erneuerbarer Energien zählt das UK heute sogar zu den Vorreitern im Bereich der Offshore-Windenergie (vgl. Tab. 1 u. Abb. 1).
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Bosch, S., Schlenker, F., Bohn, J., Kupies, S., Schmidt, M. (2023). Vereinigtes Königreich – Vorreiter bei Offshore-Windenergie. In: Energie-Weltatlas. Springer Vieweg, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-38449-4_11
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