Decarbonising the EU energy system: evaluating decentralised vs. centralised pathways
Thursday 21st of March, 2019
Venue:
CEPS, 1 Place du Congres, 1000 Brussels
As the SET-Nav project draws to an end, this Final Conference in Brussels discussed it's results and recommendations.
The Final Conference presented the acquired knowledge, policy implications and recommendations and discuss them with top-level keynote speakers and other experts. Its main goal was to present the final outcomes of SET-Nav and appropriately promote the strategic policy analysis and detailed comparative assessments of transformation paths.
Download the relevant reports:
SET-Nav Report on Conclusions of the Final Conference
Summary report “SET‐Nav – Integrative policy recommendations” Decarbonising the EU’s Energy System
The Agenda of the event is available
here!
Speakers
- Gustav Resch
- TU Wien
- Marijke Welisch
- TU Wien
- Pedro Crespo del Granado
- NTNU
- Yeong-Jae Kim
- University of East Anglia
- Michael Hartner
- TU Wien
- Stephanie Heitel
- Fraunhofer ISI
- Andrea Herbst
- Fraunhofer ISI
- Frank Sensfuss
- Fraunhofer ISI
- Andrés Ramos
- Comillas
- Ruud Egging
- NTNU
- Peter Kotek
- REKK
- Franziska Holz
- DIW Berlin
- Christian von Hirschhausen
- DIW Berlin
- Arnaud Fougeyrollas
- SEURECO
The presentations of the workshop could be found below:
Welcome & intro to SET-Nav, Gustav Resch, TU Wien
Introduction, Kostis Sakellaris,DG CLIMA, European Commission
Decarbonising demand in the transport sector, Stephanie Heitel, Fraunhofer ISI
Decarbonising industry extending the scope of mitigation options, Andrea Herbst, Fraunhofer ISI
A new super-grid to support the energy transition?, Andrés Ramos, Comillas
Effects of pathways scenarios on the gas infrastructure, Peter Kotek, REKK
The role of CCS and nuclear power, Franziska Holz, DIW Berlin
(No economic) Perspectives for nuclear power, Cristian von Hirschhausen, DIW Berlin
Tre macroeconomic impacts of the SET-Nav pathways, Arnaud Fougeyrolla, SEURECO