Swiss-Energyscope

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After Fukushima’s accident Switzerland decided to abandon nuclear energy by 2035. Nowadays nuclear represents approximately the 35% of the electricity production and the 10% of the final energy consumption in Switzerland; therefore it is a big challenge to find the energy resources and technologies which are going to replace the nuclear power plants.

The platform Swiss-Energyscope, online since 13th April, has been developed with the aim to enable Swiss citizen to understand the challenges of the energy transition so that they can make informed decision, in particular during popular votes.

Swiss-Energyscope has been conceived by the Energy Center and the IPESE group (Industrial Process and Energy System Engineering) of the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), with the support of SwissEnergy, the Canton of Vaud and the City of Lausanne.

Swiss-Energyscope offers four tools to decide:

  • THE CALCULATOR: Thanks to the energy calculator, create your own energy scenario and discover its implications for Switzerland.
  • COURSES FOR ALL: Short presentations, developed by EPFL specialists, will allow anyone to understand the challenges and issues of the Swiss energy transition. (Available in French and German only)
  • 100 QUESTIONS AND AS MANY ANSWERS: Potential of renewable energy sources, risk of energy supply shortage, relevance of the electric car, 2000-watt society… all the answers to the questions you asked yourself about the energy transition. (Available in French and German only).
  • THE BOOK: This book groups together the above 100 questions and answers. It is available online as an eBook and published as a pocket book. It is co-autored by François Vuille, Daniel Favrat and Suren Erkman.
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Keywords:

  • EnergyStrategy
  • Energy
  • 2050 Strategy
  • Forecast
  • Demand
  • Fuels

Contact:       Victor Codina Gironès

Stefano Moret

Publication list

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Maisons de la Laine. Une filature pour la récolte et l’artisanat de la laine, Lourtier, Haut Val de Bagnes, Valais

A. Chastonay; S. Richard 

2020.

Exergy assessment of future energy transition scenarios with application to Switzerland

V. Codina Gironès; M. Allais; D. Favrat; F. Vuille; F. Maréchal 

2017. 30th International Conference on Efficiency, Cost, Optimisation, Simulation and Environmental Impact of Energy Systems, San Diego, California, USA, July 2-6, 2017.

Strategic energy planning for large-scale energy systems: A modelling framework to aid decision-making

V. Codina Gironès; S. Moret; F. Maréchal; D. Favrat 

Energy. 2015. Vol. 90, p. 173-186. DOI : 10.1016/j.energy.2015.06.008.

Wie kommen wissenschaftliche Studien auf so unterschiedliche Kosten für die Energiewende?

P. Thalmann 

Fachtagung der Schweizerischen Energie-Stiftung, “Energiewende – was kostet sie wirklich?”, Zurich, June 28, 2013.

Numerical analysis of a 3-screws baseplate for reverse shoulder arthroplasty

A. Grandgeorge 

2011.

Proposition d’une méthode pour l’évaluation de la pollution et de la toxicité des sédiments : Application pour un site sur la rivière Urtenen dans le canton de Berne

R. Curdy 

2010.

Réalisation d’une alimentation sensorless en 120° pour moteurs synchrones auto-commutés

S. Bruttin 

2007.

Projet PACOGEN, Evaluation économique et environnementale de systèmes énergétiques à usage résidentiel

D. Bochatay; I. Blanc; O. Jolliet; F. Maréchal; T. Manasse-Ratsimandresy et al. 

2005

A new algorithm to implement causal ordering

A. Schiper; J. Eggli; A. Sandoz 

1989. Distributed Algorithms, 3rd International Workshop, Nice, France, September 26–28, 1989. p. 219-232. DOI : 10.1007/3-540-51687-5_45.

Adenosine stimulates glycogenolysis in mouse cerebral cortex: a possible coupling mechanism between neuronal activity and energy metabolism

P. J. Magistretti; P. R. Hof; J. L. Martin 

Journal of Neuroscience. 1986. Vol. 6, num. 9, p. 2558-62. DOI : 10.1523/JNEUROSCI.06-09-02558.1986.