Energy Transition in the Power Sector in Europe: State of Affairs in 2016

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Gas replaced coal, and hence European power sector emissions fell drastically by 4.5 %. European coal generation fell by 94 TWh and gas generation increased by 101 TWh, resulting in 48 Mt less CO2 emitted.

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Energy Transition in the Power Sector in Europe: State of Affairs in 2016

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