From: Sustainability assessment of the German energy transition
Securing human existence |
1. Energy-related emissions of particulate matter |
2. Energy-related emissions of cadmium |
3. Energy-related emissions of mercury |
4. Energy import dependency |
5. Monthly energy expenditures of households with a monthly net income less than 1300 Euros |
6. SAIDI of electricity |
7. Relation of employees in the renewable energy sector to total employees |
8. Final energy consumption of private households per capita |
9. Relation of technician salary to manager salary at the big electricity suppliers |
Maintaining society’s productive potential |
10. Share of renewable energy in gross final consumption of energy |
11. Area under cultivation of energy crops |
12. Unused renewable electricity due to management measures |
13. Use of primary energy |
14. Specific final energy consumption of households for heating (temperature-corrected) |
15. Final energy consumption in the transport sector |
16. Modal split in the transport sector |
17. Number of electric vehicles |
18. Final energy productivity of the German economy |
19. Final energy productivity of the industry |
20. Final energy productivity of trade, commerce and services |
21. Energy-related greenhouse gas emissions |
22. Energy-related emissions of acid-forming gases |
23. Energy-related hazardous solid wastes |
24. Amount of high-level radioactive waste which has not been transferred to a safe final disposal site |
25. Installed capacity of renewable energy power plants |
26. Number of university graduates in the field of energy sciences |
27. Federal expenditures for energy research |
28. Number of German patents in the field of renewable energy and energy efficiency |
29. Number of start-ups in the renewable energy and energy efficiency sector |
30. Added value creation from the renewable energy sector |
31. Added value creation from energy efficiency measures in households |
Preserving society’s options for development and action |
32. Gender pay gap in the highest salary group in the energy sector |
33. Share of regulatory tools in the planning of power transmission grids that fulfil regulatory requirements |
34. Share of tourists who perceive energy power technologies as being disruptive in the vacation area |
35. Acceptance of renewable energies in the neighbourhood |
36. Acceptance of grid extension for achieving 100% renewable energy supply |
Conditions to achieve the substantial sustainability |
37. Degree of internalization of energy-related external costs |
38. Share of development aid expenditure on energy-related projects in relation to total GDP |
39. Share of households producing renewable electricity |
40. Share of households buying renewable electricity |
41. Share of installed smart meters mandatory for large electricity consumers |
42. Volume of publicly funded loans for energy-related investments |
43. Number of energy cooperatives engaged in renewable energy plants |
44. Share of population living in regions with the objective to shift to 100% renewable energy |
45. Market share of the four biggest electricity companies on the market for the first-time sale of electricity |