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EU Green Week Partner Event - WHY Open Day

Predicting the Impact of Household Behavior Intervention on Environmental Pollution

 

Energy system models allow us to test and select better strategies for fighting pollution caused by the energy sector.

Our first Open Day in the framework of the EU Green Week 2021 was an opportunity to engage with all stakeholders and interested citizens on how we can work together to make the ambition for a zero pollution and toxic-free environment a reality.

The first WHY Open Day invited stakeholders and policy makers to discuss energy system models that allow us to test and select better strategies for fighting pollution caused by the energy sector. Experts and academics and shared ideas and insights to the importance of including behavioral aspects in climate policy.  

The open day explored what Energy System Models can do to help in reducing the pollution through the example of 5 use cases and will unveil what stakeholders around Europe say about different behaviours using electricity at home and why do people invest in the energy transition.

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Programme and Presentations

Open the complete Guided Presentations of the WHY Open Day here

To open single presentations, click on the titles.

 

Sessions and presentations

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 Opening Session (click)

Institutional welcome by the University of Deusto

Rosa Santibañez Gruber, Vice-rector for Research and Transfer at the University of Deusto, Spain

The Importance of Energy System Models in Energy Policy Making (click)

Maciej Grzeszczyk, European Commission, DG ENER

Keynote speech: The Importance of Including Behaviors' Aspects in Climate Policy (click)

Nives della Valle, European Commission Joint Research Centre, Institute for Energy and Transport - Renewables and Energy Efficiency Unit

Climbing the Causality Ladder to Understand and Project the Energy Demand of the Residential Sector

Cruz E. Borges, DeustoTech (Energy Unit) University of Deusto, Spain

 

Panel Discussion: What can Energy System Models do to help in reducing the pollution? 5 Use Cases from WHY project  (click)

Discussion partners:  Thomas Nacht (4ward Energy Research GmbH);  Leire Astigarraga (GoiEner);  Panagiotis Fragkos (E-3 Modelling S.A.);   Francesco Dalla Longa (TNO)

 

Panel Discussion: The WHY Toolkit  (click)

Creation of a toolkit to include behavioural aspects on Energy System Models

Thomas Nacht, 4ward Energy Research GmbH, Austria

How many different behaviours towards electricity are at households?

Carlos Quesada, University of Deusto, Spain

Why do people invest in the energy transition?

Cruz E. Borges, DeustoTech (Energy Unit) University of Deusto, Spain