Then, assuming the possibility of introducing two of them by 2050-Green (radical) and Red (competitive)-empirical research was carried out on a purposively selected group of experts. Black, Grey, Red and Green scenarios are determined by the proportion of the state and the local-community sector. However, in a country such as Poland, with conventional energy sources and large state participation in the sector, is this feasible? The authors assumed that the urgent need for a turbulence-sensitive analysis of energy sector changes can be met by using a new view, defined by the authors as a matrix of four oceans scenarios.
From the above, a scenario based on renewable resources emerges. This overlaps with the principles of circular economy, energy independence, and the continuity of operations enshrined in many national and regional documents. Europe’s ambition to be the first climate-neutral continent and to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 will result in changes to the energy systems of many countries.
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