Switzerland: Outlook 2050

In addition to energy policy decisions within Switzerland, the development of the Swiss energy landscape will be decisively influenced by the developments in the energy industry in the neighboring regions. This is no surprise, as Switzerland has always been kind of an “energy hub” in Europe.

On the other hand, it is new and significant that the previously known energy industry structures within Europe are changing faster and permanently as a result of climate protection efforts. The study deals in particular with the question: “What role will Switzerland play in future, as part of the energy supply in Europe?”.
  • Illustration of a long-term development of the power market and of an electricity price corridor through the development of three different – but consistent – “energy worlds”

In particular, the study examines the following trends / market drivers and their impact on the Swiss energy market:

  • Fuel and CO2 price development
  • Times of nuclear power plants in Switzerland and France
  • Terms of coal power plants in Germany / Poland
  • Capacity Development of Renewable Energies in Europe
  • Expansion of hydropower in Switzerland and Austria
  • Electricity demand and sector coupling

 

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CONTENT AND RESULTS

SCENARIOS
Best guess scenario (Very likely market development from today’s perspective),
low scenario (“laissez-faire” scenario),
high scenario (“green” scenario)

RESULTS (SELECTION)
Day-ahead annual electricity prices, development of power plant capacities / structures, development of electricity generation volumes, balance of electricity trading and electricity trading volumes, cost-effectiveness of selected power plant technologies, market values of renewable energies

OPTIONAL RESULTS
Hourly electricity prices; we will conduct further individual analyzes for you on consultation

WEBINAR
The results will be presented and discussed in a webinar (1.5 hours).

How can we assist you?

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Your Contact Person

Mirko Schlossarczyk
Authorized Officer
Tel +49 (0)30 695 175 – 0
E-mail mirko.schlossarczyk@enervis.de

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