Power-to-X: Applications and Cost Development

Global power generation is increasingly based on renewable energy, with rising shares of electricity from PV and wind power plants included in the generation mix. However, CO2 emissions from the heating and cooling sector, from passenger and freight transport, and from industrial appliances, remain high. In these sectors, emissions reductions have been relatively limited.

The concept of sector coupling, refers to using electricity to provide heating/cooling, mobility and energy for certain industrial applications, and is seen as a promising solution that could provide appropriate forms of energy and industrial feedstocks with lower emissions for these sectors.

This course focuses on:

• Sector coupling
• Direct electrification in the heating and cooling sector
• Direct electrification in the transport sector
• Indirect use of electricity
• Regulatory framework

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