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The Paris Agreement has been the most elaborated energy related international treaty up to today. It requires that all states shall contribute in mitigating carbon emissions, which is expected to be met using zero emission power sources, such as renewables and maybe nuclear. Integrated assessment models are used to estimate the future state of the energetic system, taking into consideration several political constraints. In this study, we present the results for a conservative scenario, that we expect it is able to cover Paris Agreement requirements.
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