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Paperback. Condition: New. Norway and Sweden are among the biggest consumers of energy per capita, yet the Nordic nations also lead the world in clean power production and have ambitious goals of decarbonizing their energy systems by 2050. Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland vary drastically in geography and the availability of natural resources, but each consistently generates electricity from renewable sources at multiple times the average rate of other high-income countries. Mogens Rüdiger and Anna Åberg present a concise and timely history of energy production, trade, and consumption in Norden, starting with a review of the regional energy mix-from wind, solar, tide and wave, geothermal, biomass, nuclear, coal, and gas sources. Brief chapters describe the diversity of Nordic energy markets, assess how far the green transition has come, and explore what comes next as global crises, domestic politics, and technological developments present novel challenges and opportunities. Energy infrastructures and economic activities, Rüdiger and Åberg argue, serve as unique cultural focal points in the region. The coauthors summarise the national policy frameworks for the sector as well as the key energy and economic indicators used in infrastructure planning, regulation, and the opening of the electricity and gas markets to free competition. Energy in the Nordic World is the essential primer to the power markets at the heart of Europe's energy transition.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. Norway and Sweden are among the biggest consumers of energy per capita, yet the Nordic nations also lead the world in clean power production and have ambitious goals of decarbonizing their energy systems by 2050. Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland vary drastically in geography and the availability of natural resources, but each consistently generates electricity from renewable sources at multiple times the average rate of other high-income countries. Mogens Rüdiger and Anna Åberg present a concise and timely history of energy production, trade, and consumption in Norden, starting with a review of the regional energy mix-from wind, solar, tide and wave, geothermal, biomass, nuclear, coal, and gas sources. Brief chapters describe the diversity of Nordic energy markets, assess how far the green transition has come, and explore what comes next as global crises, domestic politics, and technological developments present novel challenges and opportunities. Energy infrastructures and economic activities, Rüdiger and Åberg argue, serve as unique cultural focal points in the region. The coauthors summarise the national policy frameworks for the sector as well as the key energy and economic indicators used in infrastructure planning, regulation, and the opening of the electricity and gas markets to free competition. Energy in the Nordic World is the essential primer to the power markets at the heart of Europe's energy transition.…

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - In high-income countries, energy is foundational for industry, daily living, transportation, entertainment, and more. But, like other critical resources, it is limited and the availability of energy sources varies, from oilrich Norway to windswept Denmark to a geothermalpowered Iceland. The five Nordic countries may be at the forefront of the 'green transition,' but neither the history of energy nor its present trajectory are uniform in the region. Åberg and Rüdiger outline the history of energy in the Nordic countries from the industrial revolution in the nineteenth century to the present day and a more sustainable future.…

Paperback. Condition: New. Norway and Sweden are among the biggest consumers of energy per capita, yet the Nordic nations also lead the world in clean power production and have ambitious goals of decarbonizing their energy systems by 2050. Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland vary drastically in geography and the availability of natural resources, but each consistently generates electricity from renewable sources at multiple times the average rate of other high-income countries. Mogens Rüdiger and Anna Åberg present a concise and timely history of energy production, trade, and consumption in Norden, starting with a review of the regional energy mix-from wind, solar, tide and wave, geothermal, biomass, nuclear, coal, and gas sources. Brief chapters describe the diversity of Nordic energy markets, assess how far the green transition has come, and explore what comes next as global crises, domestic politics, and technological developments present novel challenges and opportunities. Energy infrastructures and economic activities, Rüdiger and Åberg argue, serve as unique cultural focal points in the region. The coauthors summarise the national policy frameworks for the sector as well as the key energy and economic indicators used in infrastructure planning, regulation, and the opening of the electricity and gas markets to free competition. Energy in the Nordic World is the essential primer to the power markets at the heart of Europe's energy transition.…

Förlagets tegelröda klotband, dek. skyddsomslag i färg. Fint skick. Stockholm, Byggförlaget, 1999. Stor 4:o. 34 x 22,5 cm. 208 sid. Mycket rikt och vackert illustrerad med fotografier i färg. Med käll- och litteraturförteckning. / Summaries in English. Riddarhuset är ett palats uppfört 1641-74 vid Riddarhustorget i Gamla stan i Stockholm. Under den utdragna byggperioden var ett antal arkitekter engagerade.Den som först fick uppdraget var den från Frankrike invandrade Simon de la Vallée. Riddarhusbyggnaden är byggd i klassisk senrenässans och byggnaden är, utom vad beträffar taket, ganska nära kopierad efter Mauritshuis i Haag, men byggnaden har även många detaljer som är hämtade från dåtidens italienska arkitektur. Efter Simon de la Vallées död 1642 blev den tyske stenhuggaren Heinrich Wilhelm under en tioårsperiod ansvarig för bygget och efter att också denne avlidit 1652 inkallades den nederländske arkitekten Justus Vingboons (en bror till arkitekten Philip Vingboons). Det var, enligt Ragnar Josephson, "Vingboons som satte den definitiva prägeln på huset; plan, indelning, proportion och dekoration härröra i främsta rummet från honom." Vingboons blev dock avskedad och återsänd till Nederländerna i juni 1656, varefter Jean de la Vallée, son till Simon, avslutade uppförandet. - - - A beautifully illustrated monograph about the House of the Nobility, Stockholm (built 1641-74). In Swedish, with summaries in English. Publisher's red cloth, pictorial dustjacket, very fine, practically as new.…

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Condition: New. KlappentextrnrnAn exploration of the current state and recent development of energy in the Nordic world.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Energy of the Nordic World | Anna Aberg (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | Einband - flex.(Paperback) | Englisch | 2024 | Aarhus University Press | EAN 9788772198668 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu. …

Paperback. Condition: New. Norway and Sweden are among the biggest consumers of energy per capita, yet the Nordic nations also lead the world in clean power production and have ambitious goals of decarbonizing their energy systems by 2050. Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Iceland vary drastically in geography and the availability of natural resources, but each consistently generates electricity from renewable sources at multiple times the average rate of other high-income countries. Mogens Rüdiger and Anna Åberg present a concise and timely history of energy production, trade, and consumption in Norden, starting with a review of the regional energy mix-from wind, solar, tide and wave, geothermal, biomass, nuclear, coal, and gas sources. Brief chapters describe the diversity of Nordic energy markets, assess how far the green transition has come, and explore what comes next as global crises, domestic politics, and technological developments present novel challenges and opportunities. Energy infrastructures and economic activities, Rüdiger and Åberg argue, serve as unique cultural focal points in the region. The coauthors summarise the national policy frameworks for the sector as well as the key energy and economic indicators used in infrastructure planning, regulation, and the opening of the electricity and gas markets to free competition. Energy in the Nordic World is the essential primer to the power markets at the heart of Europe's energy transition.…