Energy system models play an important role in deriving climate strategies and policies and full transparency is needed.
Study tour: What can be learnt from German Energiewende?
“What can be learnt from German Energiewende?” was the guiding question for a study tour of Latvian officials to Berlin in October 2018. The video presents some take-aways. The trip was part of the EUKI project “Accelerating the energy transformation of Central and Eastern Europe and learning from the German experience” with the CEE Bankwatch Network.
Study tour: What can be learnt from German Energiewende?
This study aims to assess the sectoral proposals for the Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) published by the European Commission for the period 2021-2027.
The Briefing Note presents the first insights of the Climate Recon 2050 project. The document brings together insights from the discussions on long-term climate planning held among policymakers from 10 EU Member States, and builds on related research conducted by project partners.
Briefing Note: 2050 Climate Strategies in EU Countries: State of Play
When developing decarbonization scenarios, assumptions need to be made, future developments anticipated and technological and economic potentials evaluated. To increase transparency regarding the requirements of the models and to enable an exchange among modelers, the Technical Dialogue was established under the Climate Recon 2050 project and 18 topic clusters for future workshop subjects came up.
Technical Note: Topics of Interest in Context of Modelling for 2050 Long-Term Strategies in the EU and its Member States