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Trends in Tools and Approaches for Modelling the Energy Transition

Energy system models are crucial to plan energy transition pathways and understand their impacts. A vast range of energy system modelling tools is available, providing modelling practitioners, planners, and decision-makers with multiple alternatives …

Quantifying Resilience in Energy Systems with Out-of-Sample Testing

The need to design resilient energy systems becomes ever more apparent as we face the challenge of decarbonising through reliance on non-dispatchable technologies and sectoral integration. Increasingly, modelling efforts focus on improving system …

Policy Decision Support for Renewables Deployment through Spatially Explicit Practically Optimal Alternatives

Sub-National Variability of Wind Power Generation in Complex Terrain and Its Correlation with Large-Scale Meteorology

The future European electricity system will depend heavily on variable renewable generation, including wind power. To plan and operate reliable electricity supply systems, an understanding of wind power variability over a range of spatio-temporal …

District Energy System Optimisation under Uncertain Demand: Handling Data-Driven Stochastic Profiles

Current district energy optimisation depends on perfect foresight. However, we rarely know how the future will transpire when undertaking infrastructure planning. A key uncertainty that has yet to be studied in this context is building-level energy …

Calliope: A Multi-Scale Energy Systems Modelling Framework