Tools

What we develope

Tools

We develop and maintain a set of analytical tools which we use to develop scenarios and analyse climate and environmental strategies.

CIRCular Energy-Economy Model

A model that integrates some industrial ecology aspects and lifestyle heterogeneity and captures the dynamic feedback loops between physical and economic systems and assesses the trade-offs and synergies between different sustainability objectives

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Country Level Air Quality Calculator

Model that predicts country-level monthly and annual concentrations of two major air pollutants, PM2.5 and O3

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Climate-economy Regional Agent-Based model

Agent-based model

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Dystopian Schumpeter Meeting Keynes climate-economy agent-based model

An agent based integrated assessment model for climate impacts and the study of climate fiscal and monetary policies.

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EDGE (Energy Demand GEnerator) Buildings

Energy sectoral model

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Air pollution model

A fast chemistry transport model to compute the annual concentrations of several pollutants

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Fully Interregional Dynamic Econometric Long-term Input-Output

A global dynamic input-output model

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A fast country-level benefit-cost simulation model, well-fitted for probabilistic analysis.

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Inter-temporal Computable Equilibrium System

A model to assess impacts of climate change on the economic system and to study mitigation and adaptation policies

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Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning for Long-term Electricity Markets

Modeling long-term electricity markets

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Python for Power System Analysis - Europe

A Sector-Coupled Open Optimisation Model of the European Energy System

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A multi-regional Integrated Assessment Model

A multi-regional Integrated Assessment Model which considers 58-155 independent regions and spans over five coherent alternative future socio-economic development pathways.

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A Foundation Model for the Anthropocene

TerraNova is a foundation model that learns a single representation of the physical Earth and of human societies, which are usually recorded in incompatible geometries: continuous gridded fields on one side, and indicators reported for administrative units on the other.

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World Induced Technical Change Hybrid

An integrated assessment model designed to assess climate change mitigation and adaptation

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