Day 1 (17th May 2017)

Welcome and Introduction

Opening of the EMP-E José Cotta, Head of unit “Advanced Energy Production”, DG Research & Innovation (EC)

Context and goals of EMP-E Berit Müller (RLI) and Patrick Van Hove (DG Research & Innovation – EC) watch on YouTube

First Session: Energy modelling practice at European level and involved communities

Introduction by the moderator (Mark Howells, KTH)

How the European Commission uses energy modelling in policy planning Tom Howes (DG Energy – EC) watch on YouTube

Data openness in EU Energy Models Andreas Zucker  (DG JRC – EC) watch on YouTube

Market equilibrium models of energy and the economy and their use supporting European Commission’s impact assessments Pantelis Capros (E3Modelling Lab, National Technical University of Athens) watch on YouTube

Fostering European Energy Transformation: Reconciling the modelling and stakeholder communities  Jürgen Kropp (PIK)   watch on YouTube

Session 1 – Panel Discussion   watch on YouTube

Second Session: Insights in the LCE 21 projects

Introduction by the moderator Patrick Van Hove (DG Research & Innovation – EC)

Linking models – SET-Nav Gustav Resch (TU Wien); Ruud Egging (NTNU) watch on YouTube

Openness, sharing and reproducibility – MEDEAS Jordi Sole Olle (CSIC) watch on YouTube

Modelling of flexibility and technological progress – REflex Angelo Martino (TRT Trasporti e Territorio srl) watch on YouTube

EU28 decarbonisation pathways: multi-model impact assessment and diagnostics – REEEM Mark Howells (KTH) watch on YouTube

Third Session: Pathways, sector coupling, case studies

Introduction by the moderator Joan Canton (DG Energy – EC)

The ambitious task of setting policy targets for energy efficiency: a multi-scale analysis of societal metabolism – MAGIC Maddalena Ripa (Autonomous University of Barcelona) watch on YouTube

Modelling EU cities decarbonisation pathways – InSMART Sofia Simoes (Nova University of Lisbon) watch on YouTube

ECF’s Energy Union Choices report: integrated gas/electricity/demand infrastructure modelling – ECF Laurent Noirhomme (Climact) watch on YouTube

Insights from EU Integrated gas and electricity modelling Paul Deane (University College Cork) watch on YouTube

Energy modelling and the Nexus concept: design and tools in SIM4NEXUS Floor Brouwer (Wageningen Economic Research); Hector Pollitt (Cambridge Econometrics) watch on YouTube

Session 3 – Panel Discussion   watch on YouTube

Discussion on continuation EMP-E

Day 2 (18th May 2017)

Fourth Session: Models and transparency

Introduction by the Moderator (Berit Müller, RLI)

Models in Energy System Analyses Michael Grubb (University College London) watch on YouTube

Transparency in EU energy system modelling – METIS open-book approach (METIS) Tobias Bossmann (Artelys) watch on YouTube

POTEnCIA: An innovative, technology-rich, policy-oriented, open model to address EU energy scenarios Tobias Wiesenthal  (DG JRC)

An adaptable energy systems model (EERA Joint Programme on Energy Systems Integration) Juha Kiviliuoma (VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland) watch on YouTube

The E3ME-FTT Integrated assessment model Jean-Francois Mercure (Radboud University Nijmegen) watch on YouTube

The PRIMES Model Alessia de Vita (E3M lab NTUA) watch on YouTube

Networking Space

Preview on Networking  Space / Poster Mingle (1min/poster) watch on YouTube

Focus Groups