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ADEME, the French Agency for Ecological Transition, has developed in 2021-2022 a strategic roadmap around Sufficiency, a main and transversal pillar of decarbonisation.
XRE4S, a network of Catalan research centres, needed support to quantify the market potential of their R&D projects on batteries. To do so, XRE4S was looking for a report on the European battery market including specific information: market size, applications, growth projections, cell production, a benchmark of existing technologies, and a detailed analysis of key countries.
Enerdata supports Crédit Agricole Assurances in the decarbonisation strategy of its car insurance portfolio. As part of its commitment under the Net-Zero Insurance Alliance, Crédit Agricole Assurances must align its portfolio with Paris Agreement and implement a net-zero approach.
This study focuses on the automotive sector.
The Institut Louis Bachelier provides and implements the alignment methodology while Enerdata delivers long-term transportation trajectories for France. A specific focus is place on cars as we provide fleet trajectories by engine types, energy consumption, greenhouse gases emissions and the related indicators for several temperature scenarios. In addition, Enerdata organises trainings and capacity buildings to facilitate the on-boarding process of Crédit Agricole Assurances teams with climate change and decarbonisation topics and improve their knowledge and autonomy on energy-climate scenario matters.
As part of its State of the Energy Union report, the European Commission has released its Study on energy subsidies and other government interventions in the European Union (2022 edition) prepared by Enerdata and its partner Trinomics.
This is the 4th time Enerdata has performed this study thanks to its research expertise and its expert network.
Enerdata has been selected by the DG CLIMA of the European Commission (EC), in consortium with Artelys (leader), Engie Impact and E4SMA, to conduct a multi-model analysis of European energy systems to 2050.
The aim of the project is to evaluate energy-climate trajectories in the EU beyond 2030, to understand convergence or divergence of sectoral findings across three different partial equilibrium model (namely POLES-Enerdata, TIMES-EU and the AMADEUS-METIS model cluster).
The work will involve defining contrasted scenarios with a set of harmonised assumptions, in order to compare their respective results.
Our experts in prospective energy modelling will work on the project by leveraging our in-house POLES-Enerdata model to produce the scenarios.
The project was kicked-off in Brussels in September 2022 and will span until the summer of 2023.
New Odyssee-Mure project 2022-2025
The new European project Odyssee-Mure has been launched this month and will last until 2025. The Odyssee database is coordinated by Enerdata for 20 years. New features are implemented for this new project.
The European Union selected Enerdata to be part of a project to develop a programme named “Hydrogen Skills Strategy” to support the fast expansion as well as the continuous evolution of hydrogen industry, throughout the value chain.
Introducing Our Newest Staff Members
We have added four new employees to our staff in the past few months.
Here is a short presentation in their own words:
Enerdata supported GRTgaz in the definition of a gas consumption trajectory for the French industrial activity in the context of reindustrialisation. To this end, Enerdata has defined activity trajectories consistent with a relocation for different sectors of French industry by analysing past trajectories and existing forecasting exercises.
The sectors concerned by this relocation are those considered as strategic by the French government, with a high added value, or allowing to reduce the carbon footprint of products.
This work has enabled Enerdata to apply its complete expertise on the evolution of energy demand in the industrial sector.
Forecasts up to 2050 with EnerFuture
EnerFuture, our service providing long-term energy projections (by energy source, country and sector) at global and country levels, has just been updated. New developments have enhanced the coverage of our projections, refined some of our techno-economic approaches, and included the major impacts of recent game changers (Covid-19, Ukrainian crisis, new NDCs) in the three Enerdata scenarios.
Enerdata supports the Tunisian National Agency for Energy Conservation (ANME)with the assistance of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in the implementation of a net-zero emissions scenario by 2050.
Enerdata updates the two existing scenarios of the National Low-Carbon Strategy (SNBC): the business as usual (BAU) one and the low-carbon (LC) one. The project aims to create also a more ambitious pathway toward net-zero emissions by 2050.Enerdata is in charge of benchmarking the successful international strategies, defining hypothesis with the Tunisian stakeholders, and modeling the energy demand and GHG emissions for six sectors, including the energy industry.
Enerdata takes advantage of the bottom-up EnerMED model which simulates long-term sectoral energy demand, energy balances, and GHG balances. The scenarios’ results are also assessed according to the sustainable development goals (SDG) to compare their impacts in terms of energy vulnerability, climate change mitigation, social and economic concerns.
This project is part of the new Tunisian SNBC in the energy sector and the results will be shared at the international level during COP27 of Charm el-Cheikh.
Enerdata supports Terega, a French gas transport and storage operator, with a customised weekly press review. Terega will use it to monitor new trends that could impact European gas transport networks, such as energy policies, alternative transport modes, hydrogen projects, or renewable projects. This monitoring will enable the company to improve their reactivity to the instability of the geopolitical to respond quickly to the needs of their clients.
In 2021, Enerdata celebrated 30 years of expertise on energy and decarbonisation challenges. Due to the pandemic situation, we waited for a more favourable context to celebrate with our partners. Thus, we welcomed a panel of 30 customers, researchers, experts, coming from various continents and structures.
Enerdata supports the Directorate General for Energy and Climate (DGEC) of the Ministry of Ecological Transition ("MTE") in the implementation of energy transition scenarios: one scenario "with existing measures" (AME) and another one "with additional measures" (AMS).
Enerdata contributes to the development and the consistency check of these scenarios by producing prospective energy balances as well as monitoring indicators. Enerdata is also in charge of modelling the industrial sector with the EnerMED model.
This work is part of an integrated forecasting exercise conducted for several years by the DGEC covering the fields of energy, raw materials, climate (greenhouse gas emissions) and air (atmospheric pollutants).
The new AME and AMS 2023 scenarios will be used by the DGEC to feed the reflections on the revision of the French Energy and Climate strategy (SFEC), via the first Energy and Climate Programming Law (LPEC), the updating of the National Low Carbon Strategy (SNBC3) and the Multiannual Energy Programming (PPE) by 2024. At the international level, the prospective exercise will serve France's reporting requirements to the European institutions and the United Nations.
Study on energy prices, costs and their impact on governments, industries, and households
Following studies run in 2018 and 2020, Enerdata has been selected by the Directorate General Energy of the European Commission to perform the study on energy prices and costs to understand the impacts of the current energy prices surge on European households and industry’s costs.
The objective of this study is to support ADEME in preparing and conducting a participatory prospective exercise on the Burgundy-Franche Comté region. The objective is to develop a territorial project, to organise a sustainable and optimised management of agricultural, forestry and woodland biomass.
CONFERENCES' REPLAYS: 30 years ago, and 30 years from now – A world of energy revolutions
To celebrate Enerdata’s 30th anniversary, we have prepared an exceptional event. We invited international renowned experts in energy and climate domains to talk about the evolutions since 1990, and the challenges we will face until 2050.
Transport decarbonation of French region Sud-PACA: tool development and scenario analysis
Enerdata teams up with Citec and renowned experts of the energy and transport sectors (including Patrick Criqui, Yves Crozet) to analyse measures helping decarbonise the transport sector. The study will involve the development of a methodology base on abatement costs and provide scenarios compatible with a carbon neutrality objective. Several steps are foreseen: a literature review on abatement costs, interviews of international and local stakeholders, the development of a methodology and a tool focusing on abatement costs in the transport sector, and eventually the modelling of decarbonation scenarios through abatement cost curves. The study is expected to run over May 2022 - February 2023.
Enerdata worked with a foreign start-up developing a flexibility aggregation software and looking at expanding its activities to France.
We segmented the partners and customers for this solution and identified over 30 targets.
We interviewed a large share of the potential players: aggregators, electricity suppliers, ESCOs, in order to gather industry insights on the future of flexibility in France (in particular for demand response).
This analysis provided the team with the key elements to make its strategic decision to succeed in its international development.
Enerdata supports the Public Service of Wallonia (Belgium region) in consortium with ICEDD for the evaluation of policies and measures on energy impact to comply with the reporting of Articles 5 and 7 of the European Energy Efficiency Directive. Under Article 7 of the EED, each member state should achieve at least 1.5% energy savings of their energy sales on average over 2014-2020. Therefore, the 2022 reporting is key to assess whether the objective has been achieved. Through Article 5, members states shall encourage public bodies to renovate 3% of the total floor area of their buildings, or to adopt alternative measures which will deliver the same amount of energy savings (case of Belgium).
In 2022 Enerdata renews its support for Ademe and seven members of the Medener network (Mediterranean association of national agencies for energy management) as part of the MeetMED II project: Algeria, Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt, Jordan, Palestine. The national agencies are supported by Enerdata in updating their data and calculating their energy indicators. Beyond the consulting mission, Enerdata provides energy efficiency workshops and training sessions on indicators and forecasting. The project aims to set up an energy efficiency database with comparisons of indicators at the Mediterranean countries‘ level.
Grenoble Alpes Métropole has selected Enerdata to support the definition of its decarbonisation strategy until January 2023 to model the impacts of the policies resulting from the convention's reflections and those of the elected officials, and to define coherent options with a goal of carbon neutrality by 2050.
Together with its partners Compass Lexecon and Solagro, Enerdata has been developing energy prices projections up to 2050 to support SNCF in defining its decarbonisation strategy.
This study covers all main energies but also new key drivers for projections: oil products, natural gas, bioenergy, electricity and hydrogen.
The study covers global oil and gas markets, European power market and France for bioenergy.
It also focuses on energy prices for end-users, with a breakdown of all components including taxation. One important outcome is that, in a context of strong decarbonisation, the fuel price increase for the end-users will be mainly due to the CO2 tax. Currently, this tax is difficult to forecast because the measure is lacking of social acceptance: in France, the CO2 tax level has been frozen since the yellow safety vests demonstrations.
In addition to the delivery of quantitative energy prices projections, Enerdata has set up workshops on energy and climate prospective and energy markets to provide SNCF with key insights to shape its decarbonisation strategy.
In partnership with the International Energy Agency, Enerdata will produce and analyse energy and emissions scenarios on the Horn of Africa region until 2030, to support decision-makers in the impact assessment of additional energy policies in the region.
The focus will be on the Intergovernmental Authority on Development countries (Djibouti, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan and Uganda), facing limited access to energy and many socio-economic and climatic challenges.
The EnerNEO model will be used to provide a Stated Policies Scenario and a Sustainable Development Scenario, which will feed into a new publication, the report Clean Energy Transitions in the Greater Horn of Africa, to be published by the IEA in autumn 2022.
AFREC is a pan-African organisation that supports the continent's energy policies. As such, it wished to have a reliable and complete statistical system, in line with international energy accounting standards. To this end, Enerdata is working with AFREC to design, develop and maintain an EIS (energy information system) and to train African statisticians in national energy accounting as well as in data visualisation (dataviz) through customised dashboards (business intelligence).
One of the outcomes of our support to Schneider Electric in the long-term evolution analysis of energy consumption was the development of Schneider Electric’s “Back to 2050 report”. This report provides key insights and energy system analysis through the POLES-Enerdata model and help produce global decarbonisation scenarios
Recipe for a successful 30-year anniversary:
- Take about 50 dynamic co-workers
- Arrange them comfortably in the fresh mountain air
- Balance properly the amount of work, entertainment and celebration
- Add a pinch of former employees
- Simmer for 2 days
It's ready!
The Directorate General for Energy and Climate (DGEC) of the French Ministry for the Ecological Transition has mandated Enerdata to carry out an audit of their internal modelling tool 'GEStime', which enables French energy consumption and sectoral GHG emissions projections for 2030 and 2050. The study provided an external opinion on the calculator in all its aspects, both in terms of ease of use and clarity of the tool, as well as the relevance of the modelling and the data sources used. Enerdata was thus able to provide the DGEC with a critical analysis of the tool, supported by an extensive list of remarks and areas for improvement.
Enerdata, an independent energy research company, announced today the acquisition of Infinergia, a marketing and strategy consulting firm specialising in clean energy markets. Enerdata has experienced strong and steady growth over the last few years and is gradually implementing its strategic development plan. This acquisition will enable the company to further address new market opportunities by developing a new expertise on clean energy technologies and enlarging its offering.
Enerdata will assist ADEME in the development of a system of monitoring energy efficiency in India for BEE, Bureau of Energy Efficiency. The project will help BEE in the collection and organisation of data necessary for the calculation of energy efficiency indicators in all end-use sectors (industry, buildings, transport, agriculture) and in the communication of the results observed. This project is part of the bilateral cooperation between ADEME and BEE.
BEE is the Indian agency in charge of implementing and monitoring India's energy efficiency policy at the federal level. This policy is a priority at a time when the country is in the midst of an energy and environmental transition and has already developed all set of energy efficiency measures. The monitoring system should contribute to assess the impacts of these policies.
Enerdata will help ADEME build an internal platform gathering information on multilateral international initiatives linked to some sustainable development goals (7 – Affordable and Clean Energy; 9 – Industry, innovation and infrastructure; 11 – Sustainable cities and communities; 12 – responsible consumption and production; 13 – Climate action).
More precisely, we will monitor global initiatives, international negotiations, development aid programmes and development banks activities related to ecological transition, i.e., to the fight against climate change (mitigation, adaptation, CCS, technology transfers), energy, sustainable cities, buildings, circular economy, agriculture and forests.
For this project, we will carry out a weekly press review on global initiatives and will write a synthesis of the key events every two weeks. We will also provide ADEME with a monthly dashboard including events of the last month and the main events to come in the next 12 months (international negotiations, summits, reports, and more).
This one-year contract starting in September 2021 adds to a multi-year monitoring project focused on adaptation to climate change led for ADEME.
Enerdata extends its support for ADEME in the project "Energy resource forecasting". In a context of climate emergency combined with other environmental issues (materials, soils, etc.) and the 2050 carbon neutrality target, the new features of this work include:
- Considering several carbon neutrality scenarios with contrasted trajectories and conditions for implementation
- Carrying out a comparative analysis of these scenarios
- Considering the energy/GHG aspects, but also resources, biomass and soils, while ensuring the consistency of the scenarios and the assumptions made by each of the stakeholders in the modelling
This project will lead to a publication in autumn 2021 to feed the presidential debate. This publication of the overall results will be followed by specific publications by sector.
Morocco 2050 Vision
This project, led by the 2050 Pathways Platform, aims to support Morocco in developing its long-term climate strategy.
Two phases are planned:
- Elaboration of a long-term vision: collect the opinions of all stakeholders, see what their expectations were in terms of low-carbon development.
- Development of a low-carbon strategy (upcoming phase).
Within this framework, Enerdata, as technical partner, organised sectoral workshops with Moroccan stakeholders.
Enerdata supports local associations
At the end of 2020, in order to concretely show Enerdata's commitment to society during a very difficult time, Management decided to donate €10,000 to associations and charities. In March 2021, a call for applications supported by the company's employees was organised in order to select projects and/or associations meeting certain eligibility criteria.
Our global energy forecasts service was implemented with the new following updates:
All EnerFuture scenarios are now taking in account Covid-19 impacts through a dedicated 5-year projection tool. In addition to this, Hydrogen consumption data are made available for each final demand sector.
The Short-term macro-economic forecasts, the new renewable energies focus, including series on demand, supply and indicators are also included now. Country snapshots have been updated as well, and PDF exports by country are now available too. And at last, we improved our intuitive user interface with new series.
Learn more on the Enerfuture service or request a free trial.
Enerdata is currently working with ADEME's (the ecological transition agency) Transport and Mobility Department to develop a new tool for modelling energy consumption and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the transport sector in France up to 2060.
Ultimately, the tool will cover all transport (passenger and freight transport, domestic and international) with a detailed representation of the energy consumption and GHG emissions of the various modes of transport, types of vehicle and types of engine. The tool will allow the simulation and comparison of up to five scenarios.
This project is part of ADEME's ongoing work on multi-sectoral prospective scenarios (Prospective Energie Ressource 2050) in which Enerdata is involved.
The scenario evaluation study will support the International Energy Agency in developing two energy and emissions scenarios for the Sahel region until 2030. The study will focus on Senegal and the G5 Sahel (Mauritania, Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger and Chad), countries facing numerous socioeconomic challenges, including very limited access to energy, and in particular electricity, despite large resources for clean energy. Two scenarios will be provided: a Stated Policies Scenario and a Sustainable Development Scenario, which Enerdata will prepare and analyse for the IEA. The scenario comparison will allow decision-makers to assess which additional policies could contribute to the countries’ economic development while ensuring a wider access to clean energy in the Sahel region.
Enerdata will be using its EnerNEO model in this study, which will feed into a dedicated report and event of the IEA on clean energy transitions in Sahel countries later this year.
This year is cause for celebration at Enerdata, as we can look back at 30 years of energy insights. And look forward to many more years of analysis and consulting on energy and climate issues!
To celebrate this milestone in a social-distancing approved manner, the whole team headed to the mountains surrounding our headquarters for a half-day of fun (and competition) in the snow.
This article by Enerdata senior energy modelling expert Sylvain Cail and emeritus CNRS energy transition researcher Patrick Criqui aims to clarify the magnitude of the climate challenge we face globally and the role that the four largest greenhouse gas emitters – China, the U.S.A., the European Union and India – could potentially play, if they decided on a “deep collaboration”. The paper focuses on the abatement of CO2 emissions, which represent two thirds of total GHG emissions.
Enerdata continues its collaboration with the National Agency for Energy Management (ANME) of Tunisia with a new project on the follow-up of the Tunisian nationally determined contribution (NDC).
More specifically, this project, financed by the German development agency GIZ, should make it possible to develop a methodology for monitoring and evaluating NDC implementation in the energy sector in Tunisia, in accordance with the requirements of the Paris Agreement. The methodology will then be applied to measure the progress made in the energy sector over the period 2015-2020. The mission should also make it possible to recommend the necessary improvements to the EnerInfo database of ANME to implement this methodology, and thus improve the transparency of accounting for greenhouse gases emissions of the NDC in the energy sector.
Finally, the project includes a capacity building component for stakeholders on the different aspects of the proposed methodology.
BEIS (UK Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy) has selected Enerdata to help update its official carbon price forecasts to be used for policy appraisal and modelling purposes. Enerdata will build a business-as-usual energy and emissions scenario with the POLES-Enerdata model, aligned with BEIS’s internal assumptions on fossil fuel prices and sectoral emissions.
This scenario will be used as a basis to run carbon price sensitivities and produce sectoral and technology-specific marginal abatement cost curves (MACCs), exploring deep decarbonisation and net-zero emission pathways through the BEIS Carbon Price Model (BCPM) to model possible futures of the UK Emissions Trading Scheme (UK ETS).
Enerdata has collaborated since 2007 with BEIS (formerly DECC) on the update of MAC curves used as inputs of two long-term energy and emissions models of the department.
Renewable Energies Auctions Monitor
Enerdata is developing its renewable energy offer with the most in-depth RES auctions database with worldwide coverage.
Developing their Renewable Energy Sources (RES) is one of the main levers used by countries to achieve their ever increasing GHG emissions reduction targets, including, for many of them, carbon neutrality pledges.
Enerdata has a new service for robust power price forecast and analysis, offering the most solid alternative to existing solutions. European Power Markets Outlook is a ready-to-use, cost-effective and reliable information service with direct and instant access. It deep dives into every country's market leveraging a proven optimisation model and a recognised power expertise.
European Power Markets Outlook’s comprehensive approach presents the full picture on the power sector at national level, including main market drivers, and draws detailed market price projections to 2050. The service covers all main European countries and markets.
European Power Markets Outlook has been codeveloped with our partner Compass Lexecon.
The service also features a premium option with hourly granularity, captured prices and additional scenarios.
Looking for more information on European Power Markets Outlook? Check out our product page, which includes all features, complete geographical coverage, methodology, and previews.
Assessment of the implications of a reinforced EU emissions reduction target on the French climate ambition
Enerdata has been selected by the French Ministry for the Ecological Transition to analyse the impacts, for individual Member States and France especially, of the newly proposed 55% GHG emissions reduction target at the EU level.
POLES-Enerdata is a recognised simulation model of the global energy system, featuring detailed representation of the mechanisms operating in the energy consumption sectors, in energy supply, including power generation, in energy prices, and associated greenhouse gas emissions. The model provides an understanding of long-term trends induced by specific energy and climate policies at global, regional and country level.
Fight against energy poverty – good practices
In October 2020, Enerdata started a mission on energy poverty for the French National Energy Poverty Observatory (ONPE) and the French Ecology Transition Agency (ADEME). It will produce a brochure on good practices in the fight against energy poverty in Europe.
As part of the Project "Support to carbon pricing for the implementation of the NDC and the low carbon transition in Tunisia", Enerdata participated in the international workshop on carbon pricing and modelling, which took place on 23rd September in Tunisia.
Enerdata to support the Ministry of Climate Change of Pakistan for the revision of its NDC
As part of a study financed by the French Development Agency (AFD), Enerdata will provide the Pakistani Ministry of Climate Change and the Global Change Impact Studies Centre (GCISC) with support on the elaboration of long-term emissions trajectories, which will be used as inputs for the revision of the Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) of Pakistan.
Residential sector modelling for ADEME
Enerdata contributes to the modelling of the residential sector on behalf of ADEME.
This study consists in developing their ANTONIO modelling tool, which is used for energy consumption and greenhouse gases emissions in the residential sector.
Energy storage contribution to the security of the electricity supply in Europe
Enerdata participated in a European Commission study on energy storage. The analysis presents the current state of play of storage technologies, then proceeds to identify the need for various types of flexibility solutions at the 2030 and 2050 horizons...
NDCs, long-term scenarios and emissions reduction strategies for the Swedish Energy Agency
Enerdata was recently awarded a new contract with the Swedish Energy Agency (SEA). We will inform its International Climate Cooperation department about most recent developments in energy markets worldwide.
Carbon neutrality scenarios for ADEME
Enerdata is assisting ADEME, the French Ecological Transition Agency, in the development of carbon neutrality scenarios in France. The mission consists in accompanying the agency in its work to consolidate the sectoral prospective work carried out by its departments at various scales and with multiple tools, and to ensure the overall consistency of the scenarios.
We have recently developed a new addition to our Power Plant Tracker service. We are now sending daily changes notifications by email. Thanks to a fine-tuned market watch process, this feature provides information on the latest power facilities updated in the database.
Company project launch - Enerdata Survey
As part of our CSR approach, we recently decided to launch an initiative to clarify our corporate mission and define our ambitions for the next 5-10 years. In that context, we would appreciate your feedback on us! Read more and take the survey here.
Enerdata’s study, financed by the 2050 Pathways Platform, will focus in particular on a series of sectoral and thematic consultations (electricity, industry, transport, construction, agriculture, waste and forests) with the main driving forces of the Moroccan economy and society.
This project, funded by the Indonesian Ministry of National Development Planning (Bappenas) and AFD, the French development agency, aims at determining a long-term low-carbon and resilient development strategy in the industry sector.
Dear partners, dear customers,
We hope that you and your loved ones are in good health.
Following the authorities’ announcements to curb the development of the Covid-19 epidemic, Enerdata has put into place several measures in order to comply with the guidelines and to take care of its staff while ensuring the continuity of our activities for our clients and partners.
Mexico just adopted the revision of its Transition Strategy to Promote the Use of Cleaner Technologies and Fuels under the Energy Transition Law (Ley de Transición Energética – LTE). Enerdata assisted CONUEE, the national energy efficiency agency of Mexico, in defining the energy demand scenarios and targets described in the strategy using a Mexican version of its MedPro model, with the support of ADEME, the French energy efficiency agency and AFD, the French development agency.
Energy efficiency project with IRENA
Enerdata has been contracted by IRENA through a public procurement process to enhance its analytical framework in the field of energy efficiency and the synergies with renewable energy. More specifically, Enerdata will upgrade IRENA’s REmap tool to explicitly model energy efficiency measures and their likely interactions with national energy systems.
Enerdata has recently won a new contract from the African Development Bank (AfDB) and the African Energy Commission aiming at improving the existing African Energy Information System (AEIS).
We organised a first in-house Climate Fresco at Enerdata on November 5, hosted by our analyst Paco Bailly. The Climate Fresco is a participatory workshop that allows participants to exchange and deepen their knowledge on the causes and consequences of climate change.
Enerdata continues its collaboration with the Tunisian National Agency for Energy Management (ANME). We are starting a new study funded by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) as part of the project "Support for carbon pricing for NDC implementation and low-carbon transition".
The Observatory for the Security of Energy Trade Flows and Materials is coordinated by the Institute for International and Strategic Relations (IRIS), in consortium with Enerdata and the consulting firm Cassini, under a contract with the General Directorate for International Relations and Strategy (DGRIS) of the French Ministry of the Armed Forces.
Enerdata is pleased to collaborate with the Environment and Energy Encyclopedias. These two websites have been developed under the aegis of the University of Grenoble-Alpes in order to make high-quality scientific articles on environmental and energy issues accessible to the general public.
Enerdata is committed to contributing to a more sustainable and equitable world. By adopting a responsible and committed corporate strategy, we want our company and all our stakeholders, including our employees, customers, partners and shareholders, to participate fully in the sustainable development challenges.
We’ve just released the 2019 edition of our Global Energy Statistical Yearbook. The Yearbook is our free and easily accessible online application providing professional statistics via an interactive interface with maps and graphs.
Access the Global Energy Statistics Yearbook here.
Uruguay has provided public access to its national database of energy efficiency indicators (BIEE), which Enerdata developed for them in the Context of the UN’s CEPAL commission.
Enerdata Supports the Algerian Ministry of Energy in a Study Funded by the French Development Agency
Enerdata has been selected by the French Development Agency (AFD) to complete a study for the Ministry of Energy of Algeria comprising modelling and a long-term energy perspective on the Algerian energy sector.
Global Energy Trends, 2019 Edition: Historically High Energy Consumption & CO2 Emissions in 2018
We are happy to announce the release of the 2019 edition of Global Energy Trends, one of our most anticipated annual publications, and its accompanying webinar.
Each year, our analysts produce this comprehensive, independent study of the past year’s energy market trends and resulting emissions in the G20.
SNCF has decided to develop an ambitious zero-net-emissions roadmap and commit to participating in France’s ZEN 2050 carbon-neutrality objective. Enerdata will assist in designing GHG emissions reduction trajectories for Groupe SNCF’s various activities around the world.
EnerOutlook – our free web-application based on our professional, 2040 forecasting from EnerFuture – is now completely updated with the latest available data, new data series and redesigned scenarios.
Anyone can use EnerOutlook to look up useful energy statistics and browse interactive maps and graphs in three languages.
If France is to achieve carbon-neutrality by the middle of the century, what lifestyle changes would be required of the French people?
What adaptations will be needed in major economic sectors?
What actions need to be taken in the short-term?
We recently travelled to Beirut, Lebanon, to co-host a technical workshop presenting a uniform methodology for collecting energy data. The purpose of this first workshop was to enable Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria and Lebanon to calculate reliable energy efficiency indicators by sectors.
The workshop was part of Enerdata’s new contract with ADEME, in the framework of the MEDENER network.
Our free web-application that’s based on our professional, 2040 energy forecasting is now available in Korean and Japanese. You can now use EnerOutlook to look up useful energy statistics and browse interactive maps and graphs in three languages.
Click here to peruse EnerOutlook in Korean, in Japanese or in English.
Here at Enerdata, we’ve been busy updating and redesigning some of our main services this spring. The latest overhaul is that of Key Energy News, which is now called Key Energy Intelligence.
Key Energy Intelligence is an analyst-curated daily email brief that provides global energy news selected by energy experts, plus independent analyses and a historical energy news archive.
The Indian Ocean Commission has mandated Enerdata to help create an energy information system for the five island nations of Madagascar, Mauritius, Seychelles, Reunion and Comoros.
This is an important first step in the development of a Regional Energy Observatory in the Indian Ocean.
EU Directorate-General for Energy Renews Confidence in Enerdata
Enerdata has been selected by the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Energy to furnish data and analyses on the development of renewable energy around the world.
Renewable energy development is a major element of the EU’s strategy in the fight against climate change – a fight in which the European Commission has positioned itself as a leader. Within this context, Enerdata’s mission will be to provide the Directorate-General a collection of data and analyses that will allow them to stay up-to-date on the specifics of renewable energy development. This information will feed into the European Commission’s Energy Market Observation System, or EMOS.
This is Enerdata’s third consecutive contract for EMOS (after those agreed upon in 2010 and 2014). We at Enerdata are proud to see this as a sign of confidence in the quality of our services.
New Odyssee-Mure Datatools Added and Updated
Under the EU’s ODYSSEE-MURE project, Enerdata has developed and maintained six user-friendly data tools to help our users, including policy makers and energy economists, analyze energy efficiency changes and improvements in all EU countries, Switzerland, Serbia and Norway.
The tools present the latest available energy data and drivers for each country, all gathered in one database. Two of the newest tools developed and updated by Enerdata this fall are Combined Scoreboard and Decomposition.
The Combined Scoreboard tool scores each EU country for its energy efficiency levels, improvements and policies, allowing users to see how countries compare in each category and across different sectors.
The Decomposition tool allows users to assess the specific changes in energy use by sector and country since 2000. It also shows in a clear, graphical format what has caused the changes, and to what extent efficiency gains make up for increased consumption and other changes.
The French Development Agency (Agence Française de Développement, or AFD) aims to fight poverty and promote sustainable development all over the world. The AFD’s strategy focuses on climate change and supporting low-carbon trajectories in the developing countries where it operates.
Enerdata is tasked with compiling Country Climate Factsheets for the AFD, in cooperation with partners Solagro and EcoAct.
Electricity Demand and Load Curves in New Caledonia - Enercal
Enerdata is working with ENERCAL – the TSO (transmission system operator) in New Caledonia – to elaborate electricity demand forecasts through 2040, as well as associated load curves.
As a remote island territory, New Caledonia is not interconnected with other electricity grids, which means the power system manager faces significant challenges. Electricity demand is growing steadily, and three-quarters of demand currently comes from industry.
ENERCAL will use the results of the Enerdata study to create a Transmission Network Development Plan for New Caledonia and to elaborate the basis of the next multiyear investment plan.
EnerNEO development for Pakistan’s NDCs moves forward
We are currently enhancing our EnerNEO model, which the Government of Pakistan will use to develop its climate policy and define its NDCs.
The current work is in partnership with the German Society for International Cooperation (Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit, or GIZ).
The first phase of EnerNEO development began in 2017, financed by the French Development Agency (Agence Française de Développement or AFD), and the next phase, also in collaboration with AFD, could start in early 2019. This new phase would aim to design a user-friendly tool covering complete energy- and GHG-emissions trajectories for Pakistan, including agriculture, land use and forest emissions. This would be something that has never been done before in the country.
EU carbon-neutral in 2050?
The French Ministry for the Ecological and Inclusive Transition (MTES) has selected Enerdata to lead a project and build scenarios targeting Zero Net Emissions at the EU level by 2050.
The European Commission plans to publish its long-term energy roadmap soon, and the Ministry will be armed with Enerdata’s scenarios to contribute to the debate.
This study will be conducted in partnership with Solagro and Seureco.
Energy Transition Monitoring: a new step forward
We recently developed a process to monitor the energy transition in different countries, called EnerTraM.
A new project is now launched with the French Development Agency (AFD) to deploy this approach in 10 key emerging countries.
Ademe will develop LCoE forecasts
In Numeri and Enerdata have been selected by Ademe to deal with LCoE of renewable technologies in France. The project aims to collect data on the actual LCoE in France over the years 2017 and 2018 (In Numeri), comparing these outputs with three countries (Germany, China, The United-States) and to develop LCoE forecasts to 2050 for all the studied technologies (Enerdata).
Renewables 2018 - Global Report
Enerdata has contributed to the Renewables 2018 Global Status Report, a comprehensive annual overview of the state of renewable energy published by REN21, the renewable energy policy network.
The aim of this globally recognised publication is to help drive the energy transition with renewable energies.
ADEME, in partnership with the Prefecture, the REV3 Mission, the Regional Council and the Regional Chamber of Commerce and Industry, selected Enerdata and Energies Demain to provide new scenarios to extend the ambitions of the Third Industrial Revolution (called REV3), a new economic model based on the Energy and Ecological transition, to the new region Hauts-de-France.
Start of a new project with the Ministry of Energy of the United Arab Emirates
Enerdata is pleased to announce a second phase of a project with the Ministry of Energy of the UAE. It consists in developing an energy management system to collect and manage energy data, and calculate energy balances. Enerdata will develop several IT tools (databases, interfaces including business intelligence tools, etc.) to help the Ministry manage energy data coming from the main stakeholders in the country.
The 1st phase was achieved in 2016, at the same time as Enerdata also developed a specific modelling tool (“EnerNEO”) for the MoE, designed to build and analyse different scenarios for energy policy development.
We are very honoured to continue to develop this partnership and support the MoE in several key initiatives!
Mind the gap: Aligning the 2030 climate and energy policy framework to meet long-term climate goals EU
This study, produced jointly by I4CE – Institute for Climate Economics and Enerdata, analyses interactions between EU energy and climate policies and proposes policy options to mitigate counteractive interactions and meet an increased EU long-term climate ambition in line with the Paris Agreement.
Enerdata organised a 3 days training on the energy demand model EnerMED at CONUEE (Energy Efficiency Agency) in Mexico with the support of AFD (Agence Française du Développement) and ADEME.
New step on energy scenarios and MAC curves in our cooperation with the UK Ministry of Energy
Enerdata has been selected by the UK Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) to provide them with Business As Usual (BAU) emissions scenarios and Marginal Abatement Cost Curves (MACCs). Since 2007, the UK ministry in charge of energy has been using Enerdata’s forecasts to update two internal models of the ministry.
In a first phase, the Global Carbon Finance (GLOCAF) model is updated with most recent BAU scenarios and MAC curves to evaluate the economic impacts of climate action and NDCs of the Paris Agreement.
The second phase of the assignment consists in updating input data of the Carbon Price Model (BCPM), which is employed to estimate future carbon prices under the EU-ETS to be used in modelling activities and for policy appraisal.
Enerdata contributes to a study for the European Parliament’s Committee on Industry, Research and Energy
Enerdata co-authors an assessment of the impacts and feasibility of increasing the share of renewables beyond the proposed target of 27% for 2030.
France: carbon-neutral in 2050?
Enerdata supports an association of French large companies in building a vision of a carbon-neutral France in 2050.
The study involves all economic sectors and covers all types of GHG emissions.
Enerdata’s article on shale gas production costs aims at providing a better understanding of the potential future of shale gas in the light of the evolution of its wellhead production costs.
Launch of collaboration with IRENA on renewable energy roadmaps
Enerdata is pleased to announce a forthcoming project with the IRENA (International Renewable Energy Agency). Our analysts will assist the agency in the preparation and the elaboration of its renewable energy roadmaps worldwide.
New energy transition scenarios for France
Enerdata is assisting the French Environment and Energy Management Agency (ADEME) in developing energy transition scenarios for France; one “with existing measures”, and another “with additional measures”.
Enerdata modelled different scenarios for the design of the EU ETS, with a long-term perspective until 2040, using their global energy system simulation model (POLES). Cyril CASSISSA, project manager at Enerdata points out that “the interaction between the different EU objectives (the reduction of GHG emissions, the deployment of renewable energy sources and energy efficiency measures) has a significant impact on the functioning of the EU ETS”.
New energy demand scenarios in Spain
The Spanish Energy Agency (IDAE) is currently building new energy demand scenarios, leveraging the Enerdata expertise and MedPro bottom-up demand model.
Regional climate policies leverage energy demand modelling
Enerdata is currently supporting two French regions (Occitanie & Hauts de France) in their 2050 prospective analysis. Scenarios include ambitious targets on energy demand reduction and on penetration of local renewable energy sources.
Enerdata leverages its tools such as EnerMED to carry out the modelling of these regional energy systems.
I4CE, IFPEN and Enerdata published a policy brief on the reform of the EU ETS for the post-2020 period.
Produced within the framework of the research program COPEC II and provides a syntehsis of key results from a report that will be published later in October 2017.
Energie für Deutschand 2017
Enerdata, member of the German Energy Council (Weltenergierat), wrote up an article for the organization’s annual publication ‘Energie für Deutschand 2017’ (in German language).
Enerdata is contributing to a project focused on climate change adaptation for the French energy efficiency agency ADEME.
Energy data early estimates project: the European Commission has published the final report
Enerdata contributed to a project for the European Commission DG Energy aiming to build early estimates on yearly energy data.
The early estimates were produced in August 2016, 6 months before the publication of Eurostat’s official 2015 energy data. They were calculated for all the EU countries for the main energy balance components as well as the renewable energy share in gross final energy consumption and in gross electricity generation.
Modelling the Tunisian Solar Plan using EnerMED
The Tunisian National Agency for Energy Management (ANME), with the support of the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), selected Enerdata to help modelling the Tunisian Solar Plan using the EnerMED model.
Enerdata assists Mexico’s energy efficiency agency (CONUEE) in monitoring its energy efficiency policies
This project aims to assist Mexico's energy efficiency agency, CONUEE, in past and long-term evaluations of its energy efficiency policy and to test new efficiency measures.
Enerdata selected by the French Development Agency (AFD) for a project with the Pakistani Ministry of Water and Power
Enerdata just started working for the Pakistani Ministry of Water and Power to deliver an energy and climate planning tool (Ener-NEO) as well as 4 long term energy sector carbon emissions scenarios.
This technical assistance is financed and supervised by the French Development Agency (AFD) as part of a budgetary program to support the Government of Pakistan 's Energy reform.
Enerdata selected to provide the UK BEIS Department with emissions scenarios and MACC
Enerdata is launching a new project this month to provide the UK Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) with Business As Usual (BAU) emissions scenarios and Marginal Abatement Cost Curves (MACCs). Since 2007, the UK ministry in charge of energy has commissioned Enerdata to produce such data to update two internal models of the ministry.
EU Building Stock Observatory is online
Enerdata is a partner of the EU Building Stock Observatory project alongside BPIE, ECN, Ecofys, Seven and the support of 20 other organizations.
This project aims at providing a comprehensive snapshot of the building stock characteristics in Europe.
Leveraging its new Monthly Energy Database, Enerdata unveils its latest analysis on 2016 half year global energy market trends.
ZEBRA 2020 project updates the data tools which offer a user-friendly presentation of indicators related to building activities in Europe.
The report, produced jointly by I4CE – Institute for Climate Economics and Enerdata, and in collaboration with IFPen, provides new, factual, independent and quantified analysis on EU ETS operationality by 2030, to examine the necessary conditions to improve its environmental and economic effectiveness.
Enerdata contributed to several of the Insight_E observatory publications throughout the year 2015
Enerdata largely contributed to multiple publications of the Insight_E observatory throughout the year 2015. In partnership with Enerdata experts, several publications have been released, including the Market Stability Reserve: Assessing Reform Needs and Possible Impacts on the EU ETS, the Analysing RES support mechanisms in the EU post-2020, the Shale Gas for Europe study and the Analysis of opportunities and barriers for Mideast gas.
Enerdata has been a key figure in the ENTRANZE project consortium, which has as objective to support policymaking for zero-energy buildings (NZEB) and renewable heating and cooling (RES-H/C) within existing national building stocks by providing necessary data, analysis and guidelines.
We are proud to announce that Frederic BAULE has agreed to join our teams on an associate basis in order to support Enerdata’s development.
Enerdata has been a key figure in the ZEBRA project consortium, which has objective to monitor the market uptake of low-energy buildings across Europe and thereby to generate data and evidence for policy evaluation and optimisation.
Enerdata is pleased to announce that SimTech/JUPITER (JUPITER) has become a strategic partner to support Enerdata's plans to have a local presence in Japan...
Enerdata is pleased to announce the opening of a new office located in the core of Singapore Business District Hub and the appointment of Mr. Antonio Della Pelle as its new Managing Director Asia Pacific.
Best practices for benchmarking energy efficiency trends, policies and measures given in our free webinar taking place on the 20 of June, 15.30 - 17.00 CET.
Canadian Enerdata Ltd. is holding a conference on the opportunities and challenges facing Canadian crude oil from both a global and domestic standpoint. The forum is to take place from the 22nd - 23rd of May in Calgary, Canada.
Enerdata has experienced a strong growth, becoming an information services and consulting firm recognised in the energy sector. To continue its development and to prepare for the departure of its founders, Enerdata concluded a sale of its majority stake to Pascal Charriau on the 28th of December, appointed President...
Enerdata in partnership with The Clean Energy Solutions Center invites you to join a free online training on key regulatory issues associated with the deployment of smart grids.
OSEA Conference & Exhibition in Singapore accommodates Enerdata from 27th to 30th of November 2012
Enerdata will be holding a stand (Hall D, no. BG4-08) at the upcoming internal oil & gas industry event in Marina Bay Sands.
Enerdata will host a conference together with partner EasyM Technology and Consulting at the Grand Hotel Intercontinental in Korea.
Mr. Château, President of Enerdata, will be presenting final results obtained for the paradigm shift in the urban energy and transport nexus, together with research institutes NERI and sMASH.
Enerdata to speak at the EU-US Summit on Science, Technology, Innovation and Sustainable Economic Growth
Mr. Château, President of Enerdata, will be giving a presentation on possible low carbon futures over the next 30 to 50 years.
Enerdata offers energy expertise at no cost through Clean Energy Solutions Center (CESC); a clearing house of global policy best practices, data reports and analysis tools.
Intervention of Bertrand Château, President of Enerdata, on the results of the quantification of the 4 new energy scenario of the WEC at 2050.
Enerdata has coordinated the project World Energy Technology Outlook – Hydrogen (WETO-H2)
This study, which uses the world energy model POLES, bears on the energy issues by 2050 posed by the prospect of climate change and by the downgrading of the availability of energy resources, especially fossil ones.