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The Joint Research Centre of the European Commission published an interactive tool of modeling results supporting the European Green Deal. The aim of this tool is to explain how energy is produced and used in the EU, today and in the future. The tool helps to understand the magnitude and
The Joint Research Centre of the European Commission published an interactive tool of modeling results supporting the European Green Deal.
The aim of this tool is to explain how energy is produced and used in the EU, today and in the future. The tool helps to understand the magnitude and speed of the projected changes, in other words, to understand the energy transition.
The tool is an interactive application that works on all devices. By selecting different views and sectors, the user can visualise the most important energy options in the EU and in European countries. The data is updated on a regular basis to introduce new scenarios or regions.