The EU’s energy transformation is in full swing – and it demands more than one “hero technology”. As the Commission notes, meeting Europe’s 2030 and 2050 climate goals requires a profound transformation of our energy system. This means building flexibility and resilience across electricity, heat and transport, not relying on a single silver bullet. In fact, several experts keep reminding us that there is no single solution for achieving a renewable energy system. The optimal technology mix requires technological openness and a leveled playing field. We need to diversify our toolbox with batteries, hydrogen, hybrid systems and even waste-to-energy, so…
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