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To reach the goals of decarbonisation in China and in Europe, electrification of the energy system is vital. The cost of renewable energy production has decreased substantially, and the direct use of electricity will be the energy solution in most sectors. ‘Hard to abate’ sectors like heavy transport, aviation and industries (e.g. cement, steel, refineries) will need green gases/ liquids based on renewable electricity production. Before the liberalisation of the electricity market in Europe, each country had a national long- term plan for production and grids b