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Review on State-of-the-art Energy Systems in the Arctic
The Arctic regions remain heavily dependent on fossil fuels for energy generation. At the same time, the Arctic is warming at a rate considerably faster than the global average, increasing the need for low-carbon and climate-resilient energy systems. This review documents the current energy systems
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