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Introduction<\/h2>\n
The transition to carbon-neutral energy systems presents significant uncertainties for public and private decision-makers. Given this complexity, identifying so-called \u201clow-regret\u201d strategies becomes essential to ensuring sound decisions, regardless of what the future holds. The article by Gabriel Wiest, Niklas Nolzen, Florian Baader, Andr\u00e9 Bardow, and Stefano Moret, published in *Cell Reports Sustainability* (December 10, 2025), proposes an innovative framework to guide energy planning in this uncertain context.<\/div>\n

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A decision-making framework for energy<\/h2>\n
The authors present a methodology for automatically identifying the most effective energy strategies in situations of uncertainty. This framework is based on an analysis of the \u201cregret\u201d associated with each option\u2014that is, the loss in performance if the future turns out differently from the initial assumptions. The approach is based on:<\/div>\n