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Our Clean Technologies experts have pictured the current production of the electrolyser manufacturers and their future projects worldwide. They unveiled the result of this bottom-up study through an exclusive webinar, covering the global key players in the green H2 production.

Transport decarbonisation is key to achieve energy and climate targets in the EU. This publication provides a series of insightful decompositions and identifies the 5 levers of transport decarbonisation at EU and Member State levels, over a 30-year period.

Discover our interactive application providing long-term energy trends at world and region level through interactive maps and graphs. Browse annual projections on primary and final energy consumption, CO2 emissions, electricity and renewable energy.

To limit the use of electricity and gas, for heating and cooling buildings, geothermal heat pumps appear as one of the most efficient technologies to face the European crisis.
This said, where do we currently stand in terms of heat pump deployment?

Our experts will present the basics of power market flexibility, and will provide you with a detailed comparison of two very different systems: the European and North American ones, and their possible evolution.

Once again, the European Commission has renewed its trust in Enerdata with the new Odyssee-Mure project. This project relies on two regularly updated databases, one fully coordinated by Enerdata for 20 years. This 2022-2025 project presents new features.

Enerdata has been selected by the DG CLIMA of the European Commission (EC) to conduct a multi-model analysis of European energy systems to 2050. It willinvolve defining contrasted scenarios with a set of harmonised assumptions, in order to compare the respective results of the different models.

Using data, analysis, and a series of case studies, the report illustrates and explains how countries – from Italy to Tajikistan – can improve their energy infrastructure, resilience and security through better climate services, supported by sustainable investments.

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More robust measures on transport decarbonization are needed by 2030 to limit global warming to 1.5 °C. Sustainable modes of travel, such as public transport, can and must play a crucial role in reducing the growth of private motor vehicle use, while at the same time bus fleets must be electrified.

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The «Power to gas» processes enable to value the surplus electricity from renewable energies. In the same way, the «Power to heat» contributes to the energy transition, for heating. However, these couplings require strong investments and need support from governments to be competitive in open energy markets.

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While global warming has averaged +1°C since the pre-industrial era, mountain regions are severely affected, with measured warming of +3 or +4°C. Thus, profound changes have already affected the mountain ecosystem, particularly glaciers. What are the impacts on the Himalayan glaciers, what is their future and that of the populations who depend on them?

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