EML publishes a wide range of reports and research papers. Our publications are outputs of assignments and participation in international research projects and technical collaboration programs. The scope of our publications is to provide our clients and the general public with value-adding knowledge on key current and future issues within the energy sector and the field of energy systems modelling.
- Newsletter 2024
We have strengthened our expertise in building models representing local entities such as district heating networks of municipalities, islands, and building complexes. - Modelling hydrogen in sector-coupled energy systems
This collective research paper proposes a novel framework to be applied when modelling hydrogen in sector-coupled energy systems. - City Energy Planning
The article “City Energy Planning: Modeling Long-Term Strategies under System Uncertainties” explores the role of city energy plans. - Competitiveness of district heating
We have made a quantitative impact assessment related to load distribution for Varmelast. The project aims to improve the competitiveness of district heating. - Denmark’s Climate Targets 2050
We have supported the Report, Denmark’s Climate Targets 2050, published by the Danish Climate Council in August 2024. The Report contains an analysis of four scenarios for the future of Denmark. - The Power Decision Game
We have contributed to the collective research article entitled “Exploring European decarbonisation pathways in the Power Decisions Game”. The article was published in the journal Energy, Sustainability and Society. - Viet Nam Energy Outlook Report 2023
Viet Nam Energy Outlook Report 2023 shows that the country is working steadfastly to reach net zero by 2050 while facing the challenge of a fast-growing economy and a huge increase in electricity demand. - The Danish Bioresource
We have contributed to developing scenarios for CONCITO, a major Danish green think tank, and documented the work in the report “The Danish Bioresource”. - Newsletter 2023
The past year has been very active and productive. We have created the TIMES-KUWAIT model and further developed the TIMES-Vietnam, TIMES-Jordan, and TIMES-NEU models. - Hydrogen fuel cells in shipping
It’s necessary to ban the use of fossil fuels to complete the green transition in shipping. To put it short, this is the main finding of our new research study that has been published in the leading journal Marine Policy (May 2024).