We empower individuals, communities and nations around the world to map the electrical grid.
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We empower individuals, communities and nations around the world to map the electrical grid.
Materials for Open Course on Energy Systems Analysis
Python code to model thermal energy flows for Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) under realistic load and environmental conditions.
Central hub offering an extensive collection of datasets and tools for energy-related applications.
LAVA - resource potential studies for any region on the globe
The Res-IRF model is a tool for simulating energy consumption for space heating in the French residential sector.
A microgrid modelling code, which can be used to assess the economic and environmental impacts of integrating renewable energy production and storage assets.
Canadian transportation aggregator for the CANOE energy model (Temoa-compatible datasets)
Canadian electricity sector aggregator for the CANOE energy model (Temoa-compatible datasets)
This is the open-source ON-TIMES energy system model developed by EML, IVL, and VTT within the Nordic Clean Energy Scenarios project.
Python-based district energy system model for simulation and optimisation of heat, electricity, and storage at district scale.
PGMcpp : PRIMED Grid Modelling Code (in C++) - v2.1
TRNSYS components to simulate a variable capacity air-to-air heat pump
Redirects to new URL https://codema-dev.github.io
Python script to download TMY data and calculate POA irradiance for any location in the world. Uses EU JRC PVGIS as source.
Canadian industry sector aggregator for the CANOE energy model (Temoa-compatible datasets)
An Open Energy Ontology (OEO)-aligned database, REST API, and React 19 web frontend for energy generation, storage, transmission, and conversion technologies — designed to feed real, traceable data into energy modelling frameworks (Calliope, PyPSA, OSeMOSYS, ADOPTNet0)
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