date: Thursday 7 April | hour: 9.00 am – 5.00 pm CEST | where: online

The EnerMaps team is excited to invite you to its final event! The EnerMaps tool is ready to be used by energy professionals!

Join us on Thursday 7 April 2022 from 9.00 am to 5.00 pm CEST.

We will present the online tool, its functionalities, the development behind and the barriers to centralising energy data. All the partners will be present to answer to your questions about any aspect of the project and to get your feedback on it.

As part of the World Sustainable Energy Days 2022, EnerMaps event will continue during the afternoon with a training of the tool. This session is made for energy professionals in research and academia, industry and public administrations. Participants will learn how to find open-access publications, FAIR data, and quality-checked datasets on the EnerMaps Gateway. In addition, we will present how to use the EnerMaps Visualization Tool with its open-access calculation modules.

Event details:

Considering COVID-19 restrictions, the event will be only available online (the connection link will be communicated after registration). This event is open to everyone and free of charge. 

Coming soon…

18th International Conference on Environmental, Cultural, Economic & Social Sustainability

Wednesday 16 January | 10.00 am CET | Training | Virtual event

About

EnerMaps is an H2020 research project aimed at improving data management and accessibility for the energy research industry and policy-makers with a focus on renewables and heating. EnerMaps consists of an Open Data Management Tool, with 50 enriched existing datasets, 5 calculation modules and a visualization interface for geolocalized data, and a Gateway that acts as a single entry-point to open-access scientific products around energy. The project is in the capacity-building phase, offering free practical training to potential users.

Agenda:

• Introduction to the project context, aim, and structure.
• Data integration and the 50 enriched datasets in EnerMaps.
• Demo of the Gateway.
• Demo of the Calculation Modules: HeatLearn, District Heating Expected Potential, Heating Degree Days & Cooling Degree Days scenarios builder, Refurbish scenarios builder, Flexible Heating Load.
• Interactive training: exercises on the calculation modules and the Gateway.
• Q&A/Discussion

Speaker: Giulia Conforto, e-think

Beta presentation of the open data management tool. 

Thursday 2 December | 1.30 pm CET | Workshop & Training | Hybrid event

Enlit Europe, Fiera Rho Milano.

Workshop & Training took place in the Gemini meeting room (Ground Floor) in the Stella Polare Conference Centre.

About

This workshop gave an overview of the existing challenges and initiatives created to contribute to the energy transition and support decision-making among energy professionals. By increasing efficiency among energy professionals, EnerMaps will improve Europe’s competitiveness.      

This event is directed towards the intended final users of the EnerMaps platform/tools: academics; public administrators; policy–makers; and industry professionals (energy planners, experts and consultants, research and development professionals, data providers and social innovation experts).    

The session included a demonstration of the tool from a public partner, a researcher and an industry point of view followed by a training session. 

Agenda:

• EnerMaps H2020 project: global context, how and why the project was born by Jakob Rager, Project Coordinator, Crem
• Open Science by Alessia Bardi, Researcher, OpenAire
• Training Programme & Demonstration of EnerMaps Gateway by Giulia Conforto, Researcher, ethink
• Demonstration of the Visualisation tool by Marcus Hummel, Senior Researcher ethink
• Demonstration of the calculation modules and how to reuse open-access code by Pietro Zambelli, Senior Research, EURAC

> We will be present in the EU Projects Zone Hall 12 all day long. Come to meet us Stand 12.EU36!

About Enlit Europe

Enlit is a series of energy events unlike any other – because they are more than just energy events. Enlit is a community that for 365-days a year will collaborate and innovate to solve the most pressing energy-related issues.

At the European edition, the Enlit community will come together on our online platform and for three days in Milan from 30 November through to 2 December 2021, to meet and inspire each other and to develop their discussions and actions to take steps forward in the energy transition.

Online Training session: Monday 22 November | 01.30 to 04.00 pm

The EnerMaps project will be organising its second training session about EnerMaps Gateway and Visualisation tool with energy calculation modules.

A webinar will be dedicated on presenting EnerMaps project on Thursday 25 November at 9.45 am. Join us!

Speaker: Giulia Conforto, ethink

About Data Science Conference Europe

DSC Europe 2021 is one of the largest Data & AI conferences and fastest growing Data & AI community in Europe. They are Tech-first grassroots Data & AI Conference, that connects business, professionals & academia on one place. The program is divided into 4 different storylines: Technical , Business , Kickstarter online, and Society 5.0. 

DSC Europe 2021 will be happening from November 21-25, in Belgrade and virtually. It will consist of Tech Tutorials, Talks & Discussions and DSC Europe 2021: Open Day.

> Programme

Online Training session: Thursday 28 October | 09.00 to 10.30 am

The EnerMaps project will be organising its first training session about EnerMaps Gateway and Visualisation tool with energy calculation modules during the Collaborative and Transparent Modelling session, Skills Workshop 9: Open-access Energy Data and Calculation Modules

This session is aimed at energy researchers, energy industry and public administrations with varied levels of modelling experience, including students. Participants will learn how to find open-access publications, FAIR data, and quality-checked datasets, on the EnerMaps Gateway, and re-use them in open-access Calculation Modules on the EnerMaps Data Management Tool, the Hotmaps Toolbox or on own modelling systems.

About EMP-E 2021 Conference: Re-Energising Sustainable Transitions in Europe

Energy System Modelling, Methods & Results to support the European Green Deal

The annual EMP-E conference brings together Europe’s energy modelling community over a three-day period in a forum for deep exchange of research and modelling practice and varied discussions. The event will feature a balanced mix of high-level panel discussions and interactive workshop sessions to enable a peer-reviewed digest of models and policy insights for the transformation of the European energy system. The EMP-E 2021 conference will be a forum for exchange among researchers and modelling teams from across Europe; from H2020 projects, representatives of the European Commission as well as partners from industry and civil society.

EMP-E was created in 2017 and has since been organised on a yearly basis by the H2020 Energy Modelling group – a group of projects funded by the European Commission’s Research and Innovation Programme. This year, the event is coordinated by SENTINEL – the Sustainable Energy Transitions  Laboratory, with support of NAVIGATE, SPINE, WHY, OpenENTRANCE, AURES, PLANET, Plan4RES and MAGNITUDE.

Days and themes

• Day 1: Policies and Targets: Targets for 2030 and 2050, COP26, biodiversity and environment policies and aiding post COVID recovery
• Day 2: Linking Sectors and Technologies: The building sector, smartness of energy systems, digital input and technological diffusion
• Day 3: Modelling-specific issues: How to promote better transparency, collaboration across modelling teams, how to capture (model) social and behavioural change

> Programme

Empowering the energy transition through FAIR and open data with the EnerMaps data management tool.  

Wednesday 20 October | 11.00 am to 12.00 pm | Webinar

Accelerating the energy transition is an urgent priority for Europe. By 2050, the EU Green deal targets include at least a 55% reduction of GHG emissions. Further research is required to better understand how to facilitate this change. That’s why accurate, open-source data is a priority to provide scientists and energy experts with the information needed to protect our planet’s future and accelerate the energy transition. 

About

The EnerMaps H2020 project started in April 2020 with the aim of centralising, improving, increasing and ensuring the quality of data in the energy field by creating a user-friendly platform that is open to everyone and based on the principle of FAIR data.   

As part of the EUSEW Sustainable Energy Days, this workshop will give an overview of the existing challenges and initiatives created to contribute to the energy transition and support decision-making among energy professionals. By increasing efficiency among energy professionals, EnerMaps will improve Europe’s competitiveness.      

This workshop is directed towards the intended final users of the EnerMaps platform/tools: academics; public administrators; policy–makers; and industry professionals (energy planners, experts and consultants, research and development professionals, data providers and social innovation experts).    

The session will include a demonstration of the tool from a public partner, a researcher and an industry point of view.  

Agenda

1. Context and challenges of open energy data: Jakob Rager, Director and Project Coordinator, Crem
2. Datasets collection, validation, and exploitation: Eric Wilczynski, PhD Researcher, EURAC Research
3. EnerMaps tool demonstration: Jakob Rager, Director and Project Coordinator, Crem
4. Training programme: Giulia Conforto, Researcher, e-think

This event will be moderated by Clémence Contant, Communications Manager, REVOLVE

Workshop: Thursday 9 September | 14.00 to 15.30

Location: École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne ‐ EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland

The EnerMaps project has been selected for the 16th CISBAT Conference dedicated to Carbon Neutral Cities – Energy Efficiency & Renewables in the Digital Era.

About

The management of the energy transition depends on the availability and the quality of a large range of data. Data is often difficult to find, mixed in different repositories, resulting in a lack of efficiency for research and energy management. EnerMaps aims to improve data management and accessibility in the field of energy. The purpose of the workshop is to introduce the technical concepts behind the EnerMaps Data Management Tool (EDMT), the Energy Community Gateway, and to demonstrate live its use through concrete examples.

The H2020 project EnerMaps has been working to coordinate and enrich existing energy databases to share and reuse energy data more FAIR’ly and as such more efficiently. For researchers, EnerMaps will provide tools to communicate and disseminate data efficiently, based on existing large scientific repositories.
For the renewable technology industry, energy planners, energy utilities, energy managers, energy consultants, and public administration officers specialised in the energy sector as well as social innovation experts and data providers, EnerMaps will act as a quality-checked database of crucial energy data and a possibility to access rapidly new innovative datasets as well as related insights to inform decision-makers.

Agenda

In this workshop we will present the main challenges of the energy sector that EnerMaps is trying to overcome, and the technical development of tools such as the data sources selection and the database structure. Both of the EnerMaps tools – the Energy Community Gateway and the visualisation tool with the calculation modules – will be presented through case studies to demonstrate the functionalities at the current development stage and their user-friendly navigation.

The afternoon will conclude with an open discussion with the experts.

Speakers

• Jakob Rager, Director and Project Coordinator, Crem
• Simon Pezzutto, Senior Researcher, EURAC Research
• Eric Wilczynski, PhD Student Researcher, EURAC Research
• Giuseppe Peronato, Post-doc Researcher, Idiap
• Diane von Gunten, Co-Responsible for R&D, Crem
• Cédric Serugendo, R&D engineer, Crem

Organisation

• Jérôme Kaempf, Senior Researcher, Idiap
• Clémence Contant, Communications Manager, REVOLVE