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General Equilibrium Model for the Energy, Economy ‚Environment with Finance and Technical Progress (GEM-E3-FIT)

Developers
E3Modelling: Pantelis Capros, Denise Van Regemorter, Takis Georgakopoulos, Leonidas Paroussos

Contact

Leonidas Paroussos, E3Modelling
Kostas Fragkiadiakis, E3Modelling

License

Proprietary

SWEET Project

SURE - WP 8

GEM-E3 is a large scale multi-sectoral CGE economic model that covers all countries aggregated to 46 regions. The key innovations of the model relate to the explicit representation of the financial sector, semi-endogenous dynamics based on R&D induced technical progress and knowledge spillovers, the representation of multiple households (the model represents 460 households distinguished by income group), unemployment in the labour market and endogenous formation of labour skills. The model is calibrated to a wide range of datasets comprising of IO tables, financial accounting matrices, institutional transactions, energy balances, GHG inventories, bilateral trade matrices, investment matrices and household budget surveys. All countries in the model are linked through endogenous bilateral trade transactions identifying origin and destination. Particular focus is placed on the representation of the energy system where specialized bottom-up modules of the power generation, buildings and transport sectors have been developed. The model is recursive dynamic coupled with a forward-looking expectations mechanism .

Features

Facts

ClassComputable General equilibrium
TypeDeterministic
Spatial regionsThe model covers 47 Countries/Regions
Spatial resolutionFor each EU27 member state and Switzerland a separate regional satellite module is used for NUTS2 (7 regions for Switzerland)
Time coverage2015-2100
Time resolutionIn time periods of 5 years, with an option for yearly time steps until 2030

Sectors

All economic sectors, e.g., households, banks, firms, Government, RoW, etc.

Category

Inputs

Outputs

Socioeconomy
Climate policy measures
Energy policy measures (subsidies)
Managerial (strategical, business models)
Psychological (revealed or stated preferences, willingness to pay, intentions)
Sociodemographic (household, age, income, gender..)
Legal
GDP
Economy wide consumption, public consumption, private consumption
Revenue
Investments
Exports, imports, balance of trade
Employment, labour force, working age population, unemployment, wage and salaries
Sectoral production
Infrastructure
Environment
Total CO2 emissions
CO2 emissions from energy system
CO2 emissions from electricity production
CO2 emissions in industry
Captured CO2 emissions
Other GHGs
Energy demand
Energy
Energy supply/production
Resource potential
Solar irradiation, Solar potential
Wind
Biomass
Hydropower potential
Geothermal
Carbon storage potential
Direct demand of resources
Trade
Electricity imports/exports
Electricity import/export price
Fossil fuels (i.e. gas, gasoline, diesel) imports/exports
Fossil fuels import/export price
Biomass and biofuels imports/exports
Biomass and biofuels import/export price
Hydrogen imports/exports
Hydrogen import/export price
Technologies

Inv: Investment costs
Eff: Efficiency
OM: Operation and Maintenance costs
LCA: Life cycle assessment indicators
Electricity generation (Inv,Eff,OM)
Hydrogen production (Inv,Eff,OM)
Vehicles (Inv,Eff,OM)
Prices
Others

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