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The Open Energy Modelling Initiative is a grass root initiative of energy system modellers from various universities and research institutes across Europe. The initiatives promotes the use of open source software and open data in energy system modelling for research and policy advice.

Workshops

The Open Energy Modelling Initiative hosts regular workshops.

September 2015 at Imperial College London^[1]
April 2015 at MCC Berlin
September 2014 at DIW Berlin

External links

Open Energy Modelling Initiative
The Open Power System Data project, triggered by work of the Open Energy Modelling Initiatve

References

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