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Calling energy system modelling experts: fill the survey and support DestinE Use Case on Energy Systems (open until Feb 18)

calendar_month February 8, 2024 visibility 529 views timelapse 1 minute
Survey DestinE Use Case on Energy Systems

A survey targeting energy system modelling experts to collect input for the development of the Destination Earth (DestinE) Use Case on Energy System Planning has been launched and is gathering feedback until February 18.

The survey is being organised by the German Aerospace Centre (DLR), Aarhus University, and the Renewables Grid Initiative to support the use case which was procured through ECMWF.

The three institutions have already created tools to better integrate climate information into energy system modelling applications, which is an important step towards achieving rapid decarbonisation and increasing climate resilience in the energy industry. Now is the time to seek advice and feedback from experts and interested stakeholders to ensure that future advancements are user-friendly.

In this framework, this survey intends to seek input from experts and study how developed tools might be further improved to better integrate climate information into energy system modelling applications. 

Are you an expert in energy system modelling? Fill out the survey to help DestinE co-design climate-resilient energy system models.

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