CROSS Final Event: From SWEET CROSS to Co-evolution
Date: 18th January, 2023
Time: 9:00-17:00, followed by an apéro
Location: UniS, Auditorium S003
University of Bern.
Schanzeneckstrasse 1, 3012 Bern
Floor plan: Floor plan
Time: 9:00-17:00, followed by an apéro
Location: UniS, Auditorium S003
University of Bern.
Schanzeneckstrasse 1, 3012 Bern
Floor plan: Floor plan
Objectives
The CROSS activity comes to an end in December, 2022. With the final event “From CROSS to Co-evolution” we aim at
- closing the CROSS activity and presenting its main achievements and results;
- having a first in-depth look at research results that have been achieved in the first 1.5 years of SWEET EDGE, DeCarbCH, PATHFNDR, and SURE;
- and how have they been influenced by the activities in CROSS; and
starting the discussion on bringing together social science and energy modelling.
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Presentations
| 9:30-9:50 | CROSS achievements and results, Adriana Marcucci, ETH Zürich |
| 9:50-10:45 | A snapshot of CROSS scenarios, Gianfranco Guidati (ESC-ETH Zürich), Francesco Sanvito (Tu Delft), Jared Garrison (FEN-ETH Zürich), Evangelos Panos (PSI) and Martin Rüdisüli (Empa) |
| 11:15-11:30 | CROSS model results comparison: Overview of modelling results (Version 2: 03.02.2023), Adriana Marcucci, ETH Zürich |
| 14:00-15:30 | World Café
Topic 2: Writing and communicating scenarios and narratives, Hugo Caviola, University of Bern Topic 3: Open Energy Data, Lucas Tochtermann, Swiss Federal Office of Energy; and Jérôme Dujardin, SLF |
Posters
SWEET-DeCarbCH
| 1 | DeCarbCH – Feasibility of 5th generation district heating and cooling, Xiang Li, Martin Patel, UNIGE |
| 2 | Legal aspects – Achievements and Findings, Reto Müller, ZHAW-ZOW |
| 3 | CROSS-Scenarios with Swiss Energyscope (ETH), Gianfranco Guidati and Adriana Marcucci, ESC, ETHZ |
SWEET-EDGE
| 1 | Recommender Tool, Manuel Meyer, Esther Linder, Ueli Schilt, Philipp Schütz, HSLU |
| 2 | Where do Sustainable aviation fuels (SAF) come from in 2050? Bioenergy or renewable electricity?, Serge Biollaz and Giangranco Guidati |
| 3 | Inter-comparison of spatial models for high shares of renewable electricity in Switzerland, Verena Heinisch, Jérôme Dujardin, Paolo Gabrielli, Pranjal Jain, Michael Lehning, Giovanni Sansavini, Jan-Philipp Sasse, Christian Schaffner, Marius Schwarz, Evelina Trutnevyte |
SWEET-PATHFNDR
| 1 | PATHFNDR Scenarios, Francesco Sanvito, Adriana Marcucci and Stefan Pfenninger |
| 2 | Integration of Detailed Electricity Grid and Sector-Coupled Energy System Models: Nexus-e Engages with SecMOD, Florian Joseph Baader, Jared Garrison, Marius Schwarz, André Bardow, ETH |
| 3 | PATHFNDR WP2: Pathways on local scale (city, village, district, site), A. Marinakis, C.Y. Evrenosoglu, P. Heer, F. Bellizio, B. Koirala, P. Schütz, W. Vilasmil, G. Hug, G. Sansavini |
SWEET-SURE
| 1 | Macro-economic implications of different energy system configurations under alternative contexts/shocks, Leonidas Paroussos, E3M | 2 | Energy grid modelling for SWEET-SURE, Alexander Fuchs and Turhan Demiray, FEN-ETHZ |
| 3 | Socio-Technical Energy Transition (STET) model of a Swiss canton, M. Palucci, J. Maayan Tardif, F. Celina, R. Rude, SUPSI | 4 | SURE overview, Tom Kober, PSI |
| 5 | From indicators to an integrated assessment of the sustainability and resilience of the Swiss energy system, Eleftherios Siskos, Peter Burgherr, PSI | 6 | Quantification of the CROSS Scenarios with the Swiss TIMES Energy systems Model (STEM), Evangelos Panos, PSI |
