EMP-E conference 2019
Modelling the implementation of A Clean Planet For All Strategy
October 8th-9th, 2019
EC headquarters, 21 Rue du champ de Mars – Marsveldstraat, 1050 Brussels
The H2020 Energy modelling group, consisting of nine Horizon 2020 projects funded by the European Commission’s Research and Innovation Programme [1], is pleased to announce the Third Meeting of the Energy Modelling Platform for Europe (EMP-E) 2019, hosted on October 8th and 9th by the European Commission DG Research & Innovation in Brussels.
The agenda of the Energy Modelling Platform 2019 meeting covered the following topics:
EMP-E 2019 focus groups covered the following topics:
Key outputs of the meeting will be published after a peer-review process in a Special Issue of the Journal Energy Strategy Reviews (Elsevier).
[1] All nine projects (MEDEAS, MAGIC, MAGNITUDE, plan4res, PLANET, REEEM, Reflex, SET-Nav and Spine) have received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation programme.
The agenda of the Energy Modelling Platform 2019 meeting covered the following topics:
- Pathways and scenarios towards the Paris agreement,
- Decarbonisation of cities: modelling energy transition, sector coupling and cross-sectoral challenges,
- Investments as a key factor to RES implementation in the EU and
- The effects of externalisation on decarbonisation pathways.
EMP-E 2019 focus groups covered the following topics:
- Behavioural aspects in energy system models
- Linking climate and energy models in scenario analysis
Key outputs of the meeting will be published after a peer-review process in a Special Issue of the Journal Energy Strategy Reviews (Elsevier).
[1] All nine projects (MEDEAS, MAGIC, MAGNITUDE, plan4res, PLANET, REEEM, Reflex, SET-Nav and Spine) have received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation programme.
Photos from EMP-E 2019
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All nine projects (MEDEAS, MAGIC, MAGNITUDE, plan4res, PLANET, REEEM, Reflex, SET-Nav and Spine) have received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation programme.
