The lecture begins with the introduction, which is dedicated to climate change, climate neutrality and climate policy in conjunction with the energy transition. Tenor: the environmental science context has long since arrived in international climate policy and jurisdiction, but has not yet been sufficiently implemented at national and federal level. In the main part of his presentation, Prof. Hirschl highlights key current developments and outlines the future energy system in its various sectors. This involves the electricity, heating, transportation and industrial turnaround, as well as the role of hydrogen. In his conclusion, Prof. Hirschl emphasizes the feasibility of a climate-neutral energy system, but also highlights the political challenges and possible solutions for achieving this goal.
Videos of the lecture series (DE)