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Climate change in the Mediterranean is expected to lead to lower total rainfall and soil moisture, together with higher storm intensities; different vegetation types are expected to react positively or negatively to these and other changes. Climate change could therefore have positive or negative impacts on runoff and soil erosion during storms, and previous research has indicated that the impacts...
This paper presents an assessment of the impacts on the Portuguese energy system due to climate change induced water availability variations. Two different scenarios were evaluated on the 2050 time horizon: strong and weak decrease of water availability compared to a reference scenario. The impact of water availability decrease, in particular for the power sector, was assessed using a bottom-up technology...
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