Associate professor @ TU Delft. Rapid global transition to sustainable energy renewables.ninja callio.pe. Warning: I rarely log in to Twitter.
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12 Oct 2022
We are hiring for an exciting #PhD position on developing and applying novel energy system modelling methods. Join our lively and diverse group at TU Delft to work on accelerating the energy transition! academictransfer.com/en/3186…
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13 Jun 2022
Explore 100s of options for European carbon neutrality & energy self-sufficiency in our recent paper led by @bryn_pickering - see his nice thread, and the TU Delft news story: tudelft.nl/en/2022/tu-delft/…. Want to do work like this? We are hiring a PhD student: tudelft.nl/over-tu-delft/wer…
13 Jun 2022
As promised, I'm back with more details! Check out our new @Joule_CP paper and accompanying interactive web tool to explore the diversity of options to reach climate neutrality in an energy self-sufficient Europe. 1/9
📖 doi.org/10.1016/j.joule.2022…
🔍 explore.callio.pe/
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3 Jun 2022
New exciting #PhD position in our group at TU Delft about energy system modelling and weather-dependent variability, with great flexibility in deciding the specific research direction autonomously (1/n)
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26 Oct 2020
A new paper in @OneEarth_CP provides wider context to our recent #SPORES paper (tinyurl.com/y5vyekcl). I thank a lot V.M. Nick and A.T.D. Perera for this very welcome discussion of our findings! -->
Preview article in our sister-journal @OneEarth_CP giving wider context on the recent article published in @Joule_CP by @FrLomb
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12 Oct 2020
Calliope version 0.6.6 is now available! Check it out 👉 callio.pe/news/2020/10/relea…
Development is accelerating thanks to users getting involved. Big shout out to @QuarkyPhysicist, @stefpf, @FrLomb, and @AdriaanHilbers 👏 #opensource #Python #energymodel
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24 Aug 2020
Planning highly renewable power systems involves compromise across diverse stakeholders. Is it possible to balance techno-economic feasibility with social and political goals?
Read our new @Joule_CP study w @bryn_pickering @EmyColomboPOLI @stefpf 👇
bit.ly/2QkEBSL
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Thread and new research on whether Europe would be better off building renewables locally everywhere, or only in the best locations and then providing more interconnection capacity. TLDR: could do it either way, costs not vastly different, think about resilience.
14 Aug 2020
Continental or local? 100% renewable electricity supply in Europe can be both. But cost and especially required infrastructure differ.
Read our new @Joule_CP study: doi.org/10.1016/j.joule.2020….
With @JLilliestam @stemarelli @stefpf @IASS_Potsdam @ETH.
HIGHLIGHTS BELOW👇
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21 Jan 2020
TIMES (The Integrated MARKAL-EFOM System) is now available as Open Source Software under a GNU General Public License v.3.0. Check ETSAP website for details iea-etsap.org/index.php/etsa…
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10 Dec 2019
🚨 JOB ALERT 🚨
I’m looking for a Research Associate to work with amazing colleagues from all over Europe building and testing the next generation of energy system models for the European Commission! Up to £47k in the amazing @IC_CEP at @imperialcollege
imperial.ac.uk/jobs/descript…
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21 Nov 2019
Not good. Clearly those subsidies have to go.
21 Nov 2019
Countries are failing to curb emissions. A new report lays much blame on government subsidies for fossil-fuel industries econ.st/2OttplC
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12 Nov 2019
We know how to save the climate in mathematical models but is it possible in the real world? @acherp & I propose a new method to explore feasibility of climate mitigation @WIREs_Reviews bit.ly/2rsBfE1, a sequel to my exchange w/ @KevinClimate go.nature.com/2qE2zie. /1
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8 Oct 2019
Phlippe Tulkens (EU Commission, DG RTD) at the Emp-E conference: "Black box models are no longer science. Science need to be accountable, verifiabe by scientific peers".
Good to heat that #OpenSource and #OpenData for energy models will be part the next Horizon programme
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Stefan Pfenninger retweeted
8 Sep 2019
Hey @NewYorker, I fixed the headline for you:
"What if we stopped pretending that false prophecies of unavoidable doom are anything other than crypto-denialist narratives that favor an agenda of inaction?" (see: washingtonpost.com/opinions/…)
newyorker.com/culture/cultur…
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Stefan Pfenninger retweeted
2 Sep 2019
OK comparison of travel option emisisons, but misses the key point: flying accelerates emissions by its very high emission intensity/time. U could never do 4 intercontinental car trips a year.
"Flying is the fastest way to cook your children"
@BBCNews
bbc.com/news/science-environ…
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3 Sep 2019
Can ☀️ and 💨 provide all electricity needed in your European country, region, or municipality? Find out using our new, interactive map timtroendle.github.io/possib…
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22 Aug 2019
New research with @stefpf and @JLilliestam: in which European countries, regions, and municipalities would renewable electricity autarky be possible? Read about it here: doi.org/10.1016/j.esr.2019.1…
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21 Aug 2019
Excellent @TheAtlantic article on the exposés we've been publishing about Bolsonaro's Minister of Justice, the corrupted investigation he led that resulted in Lula's removal from the election, and the fallout in Brazil from our reporting, by @Vinncent: theatlantic.com/internationa…
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22 Aug 2019
"Staggering number of fires ravaging Amazon rainforest" | Tonight's @NBCNightlyNews segment w/ correspondent @annenbcnews. Includes brief comments by yours truly (don't blink!): nbcnews.com/nightly-news/vid…
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Stefan Pfenninger retweeted
About 79 metric megatons of carbon dioxide were emitted by wildfires in the Arctic Circle in July 2019, smashing the previous record set in July 2004.
Read more via @ScienceNews bit.ly/2T8ciHJ #Heat #Arctic
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