Sandrine Charousset (EDF Paris Saclay), openENTRANCE project partner, on how integrated modelling can support an informed energy transition, the aspects of the energy transition openENTRANCE is concerned with, and the role of case studies within this transition.
On October 8th and 9th, 2019 the third meeting of the Energy Modelling Platform for Europe (EMP-E), hosted by the EC DG Research & Innovation took place in Brussels.
On 23 and 24 September 2019 openENTRANCE hosted its first workshops on Scenario development and Case Studies in the the Sintef Brussels offices.
On 6 and 7 May 2019 the openENTRANCE consortium met for the first time hosted by the project’s coordinating partner SINTEF Energi AS at its Brussels offices. The two-day meeting started with a presentation by Ingeborg Graabak (Sintef Energi, and openENTRANCE project coordinator) about the project and the milestones achieved until the moment, such as the high score achieved by openENTRANCE in its proposal phase towards the European Commission. After that, project partners were introduced to the guidelines for the project’s implementation by the project officer from INEA, agency under which openENTRANCE is overseen. The meeting continued by Hans Auer
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