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This is what I mean when I say "Let's talk about issues X,Y,Z within the proper context" :

Sustainability Assessment for Energy Technologies

#EnergyPolicy #MCDA

onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.100…
Environmental dimension:
• carbon intensity
• potentially damaged fraction of species
• wastes stored in underground repositories
• external environmental costs
Economic dimension:
• capital costs
• electricity generation costs
• sensitivity to variation in fuel prices
• total costs
Social dimension:
• health effects of normal operation
• expected fatality rates due to severe accidents & maximum consequences per accident
Multi-criteria decision analysis :
• process
• average indicator weights
• average ranking of future(year2050) technologies compared with total costs
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Electricity generation technologies: Comparison of materials use, energy return on investment, jobs creation and CO2 emissions reduction

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