The global grid : cost-benefit analysis: a wind farm in Greenland linked to Europe and North America

• Main Author: Charlier, Martin
• Other Authors: Pedersen, Karl Rolf
• Format: Master Thesis
• Language: English
• Published: 2020
• Subjects: energy; natural resources; environment; Greenland
• Online Access: https://hdl.handle.net/11250/2680271

For a long time now, energy has been a subject worthy of interest to me. I developed a keen interest along my childhood about energy and how we use it. Later, in my bachelor program, some classes woke up my deepest interests about energy. Nowadays it is even making steadily more sense to focus on that topic given the current environmental issues. The path I decided to follow at NHH is environment related. Indeed, I chose the Energy, Natural Resources and Environment major. The classes I picked provided me a global vision of the current situation and its stemming challenges. Presently, I feel I have the right tools to understand global environmental issues. In addition to that, I truly think it falls within our generation’s abilities to come up with innovative and future-oriented solutions to cope with climate global issues. Those are the reasons why I chose to write my thesis about an energy/environment-related topic. nhhmas