The impact of climate variability and change on the energy system: A systematic scoping review
作者： Nnaemeka Vincent Emodi , Taha Chaiechi , ABM Rabiul Alam Beg , None
DOI: 10.1016/J.SCITOTENV.2019.04.294
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摘要: The energy system is a vital infrastructure which can be vulnerable to climate variability and change (CV&C) impacts. Understanding the impacts prevent disruption inform policy decision making. This study applied scoping review in systematic manner following Joanna Briggs Institute guidelines identify consistent patterns of CV&C on system, map locate research gaps literature. A total 176 studies were identified as eligible for inclusion review. found evidence increase demand Africa, Americas Asian continent. Consistent decrease was Northern Eastern Europe, while residential projected Oceania. There thermal power plant output globally. Solar photovoltaic showed robust pattern Caribbean Central America, Southern Africa As global changing future that highly uncertain, should also evolve order adapt climate. Future impact assessment must integrate supply consider socioeconomic dynamics, cross-sectoral linkages back-loops complete model.
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