Energy Modelling Lab provides TIMES modelling courses at SDU, the University of Southern Denmark. One of the students went on to join Energy Modelling Lab for an internship in the autumn of 2021.
The course gives students an insight into the globally used energy system modelling tool TIMES, and dives into the Danish model, TIMES-DK, to assess the Danish energy system.
Projects made by the students include modelling battery capacity in electric vehicles and modelling energy islands in the Danish area of the North Sea.
The course gives students an insight into the globally used energy system modelling tool TIMES, and dives into the Danish model, TIMES-DK, to assess the Danish energy system.
Students apply TIMES-DK to their own research questions under supervision from Energy Modelling Lab, refining the model and their scenarios as the course progresses.
Student projects have included modelling battery capacity in electric vehicles and modelling energy islands in the Danish area of the North Sea, with one student joining Energy Modelling Lab for an internship.
Client: Not applicable (university teaching rather than a commissioned project)
EML team: Kenneth Karlsson, Ida Græsted Jensen
Budget: Not stated on the existing page
Duration: 2019 to 2021
Model: TIMES-DK