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cord-345024-dtsi9qit	Brauers, Hanna	Comparing coal phase-out pathways: The United Kingdom’s and Germany’s diverging transitions	2020-10-01		.txt	text/plain	10309	563	50	Each workshops focused on a different set of topics, either touching more socio-political (e.g. health concerns, climate and environmental regulation options) or techno-economic (e.g. number of job losses and possible replacements, technical replacement of coal with renewable energies, grid stability, affordability) aspects as well as the response strategies of the coal regime (e.g. modelling phase-out pathways, liability issues). The declining role of coal combined with widely appreciated and available alternatives like local natural gas, nuclear energy, and renewable energy helped to generate public support for climate change policies. Several policies introduced after 2006 constrained coal's business opportunities long before the final phase-out decision in 2015, especially the CPF, the Renewables Obligation (RO), the Emissions Performance Standard (EPS), as well as more in general the Climate Change Act and the related carbon budgets.	./cache/cord-345024-dtsi9qit.txt	./txt/cord-345024-dtsi9qit.txt