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Workshops for EnergyPLAN

The EnergyPLAN model is developed by the Sustainable Energy Planning Research group at Aalborg University in cooperation with PlanEnergi and EMD A/S. The research group studies energy planning and management in an interdisciplinary perspective. Focus is placed on energy planning in relation to technology, geography, economic and institutional conditions. The research conducted can be divided into three main areas of study:

  • Energy System Analysis
  • Feasibility studies
  • Public regulation viewed in the light of technological change
ONLINE Tuesday, October 29. – Tuesday, November 26. 10:00-16:00

Online PhD course 2024: Advanced Energy Systems Analysis on the EnergyPLAN model

This online EnergyPLAN course is intended for international PhD fellows and others who wish to attend a fully online course. The course gives an introduction to advanced energy system analysis using the EnergyPLAN model and gives you a chance to work on an energy modelling study of your own choice. The course consists of three modules and four online sessions taking place in the period 29 October – 26 November 2024. Registration is possible until 20 October 2024.


Contents

The course starts with an introduction to EnergyPLAN (installation, using, constructing new data sets) and proceeds to focus on the use of the model in

  • sustainable cities and communities
  • technical analyses of large-scale integration of wind
  • analyses of exchange with external electricity markets
  • combinations of different renewable energy technologies
  • designing flexible energy systems using flexible technologies such as heat pumps, hydrogen storage, pumped storage etc.
  • district heating systems versus individual houses and zero energy buildings
  • designing energy systems based on multiple criteria

 

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ONLINE Tuesday, October 29. 10:00
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The Sustainable Energy Planning Research Group

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If you experience further challenges using the model that are not answered in any one of pages at the site, you are more than welcome to contact us and we will try to help you.

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