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STREAM–an energy scenario modelling tool

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Systems Analysis, Department of Management Engineering, Technical University of Denmark1

Department of Management Engineering, Technical University of Denmark2

EA Energy Analysis A/S3

Energy system models are powerful tools used to develop decarbonisation pathways and to assess the green energy transition. This paper presents the open source energy scenario tool STREAM, by describing the modelling approach, applications, strengths, limitations, and potential future developments. STREAM is a dialogue tool, which is used by a broad audience to conduct quick analyses and to explore plausible scenarios for future integrated energy systems, covering all sectors.

STREAM is a relatively simple spreadsheet, which ensures transparency, allows stakeholder involvement, and is suitable for scenario discussions and developments. Moreover, STREAM can be soft-linked with more sophisticated energy tools. STREAM contributes to the integrated energy systems modelling field by providing a fast transparent open source modelling tool, which simulates the entire energy system with detailed chronological temporal resolution, in order to provide insights related to future energy trends.

Results from the STREAM model are used by researchers, stakeholders, and policy makers in developing scenarios for analysing strategic decisions regarding the desired development of future energy systems.

Language: English
Year: 2018
Pages: 62-70
ISSN: 22114688 and 2211467x
Types: Journal article
DOI: 10.1016/j.esr.2018.04.001
ORCIDs: Bramstoft, Rasmus , Pizarro Alonso, Amalia Rosa , Karlsson, Kenneth Bernard and Münster, Marie

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