Our prospective energy modelling laboratory is a unique infrastructure that supports informed decision-making and helps decide on the best course of action. It avoids uncertainties in the planning and selection of energy system and sector-specificalternatives.
Through data analysis and the use of prospective models, the challenge of energy transition and decarbonisation is addressed by integrating energy, environmental and socio-economic aspects on a district, city and territory scale.
Where is the laboratory?
What we do in our prospective energy modelling lab
Our models and tools provide a modelling environment for the comprehensive analysis of complex energy systems. They also analyse the impacts of different policy options on specific sectors and on multi-sectoral energy systems.
- Analysis of multi-scale energy systems.
- Prospective energy analysis.
- Energy, economic and environmental impact assessment.
- Multi-criteria analysis for the prioritisation of technologies and strategies.
- Comprehensive modelling for energy planning at a city, territory and regional level
Infrastructure
The Prospective Energy Modelling Laboratory has the following infrastructure:
- ENERKAD: Energy diagnosis and design of alternative geo-referenced prospective scenarios on an urban scale.
- TEKZONE: tool for the selection of the most suitable areas for the implementation of technologies that respond to the needs arising from the energy transition and decarbonisation objectives.
- DECARBINDUSTRY: Prospective energy modelling of intensive industries for the design of their Decarbonisation Roadmap.
- BIDERATU: Comprehensive support the design and prioritisation of regional decarbonisation scenarios.
- GEOPLANGRIDS: Geo-referenced tool for comprehensive and prospective energy planning considering the critical aspects of electric infrastructure
This infrastructure enables us to respond to the specific needs of Energy Planning.
WHO WE CAN HELP
- Public energy agencies
- Public administrations at a local, regional and/or national level
- Energy intensive industries
- Energy Services Enterprises (ESEs).
- Energy distributors
- Engineering Firms
