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The aim of ECEMF is to provide the knowledge to inform the development of future energy and climate policies at national and European levels. In support of this aim, ECEMF proposes a range of activities to achieve five objectives and meet the four challenges set out in the call text. ECEMFs programme of events and novel IT-based communications channel will enable researchers to identify and co-develop the most pressing policy-relevant research questions with a range of stakeholders to meet ambitious European energy and climate policy goals, in particular the European Green Deal and the transformation to a climate neutral society. Answers will be provided by the first inclusive and open full-scale model comparison exercise on achieving climate neutrality in Europe, including from the outset over 20 models and 15 top research groups, to produce a coherent and relevant evidence-base for energy and climate policy impact assessment. ECEMFs evidence-base will support the development of policy-relevant insights which will be communicated to and discussed with the key decision makers via a range of novel methods, including interactive embeddable visualisation blocks, policy briefs, workshops and high-profile events. This loop of knowledge co-production stands on two pillars. First, ECEMF will advance the state-of-the-art of energy and climate modelling by enabling sharing of: input data using open standards, methods for model comparison building on the vast experience of the consortium, scientific software tools such as the IIASA scenario explorer and hands-on training for researchers. Second, ECEMF will be established as a long-term, open and welcoming European focal-point for researchers and policy makers with unparalleled international connections to the EMF, JMIP, IAMC and IPCC. Through extensive links to ongoing H2020 projects, research and policy communities & networks ECEMF will reduce fragmentation of the European energy and climate research landscape.
Hauptziel ist es, politische Entscheidungen auf europäischer und mitgliedstaatlicher Ebene besser zu unterstützen, insbesondere im Hinblick auf die Erreichung des Ziels der Klimaneutralität bis zur Mitte des Jahrhunderts und ehrgeiziger "Zwischen"-Emissionsreduktionsziele für 2030 und 2040. Das Forum wird ein Treffpunkt sein, an dem die Gemeinschaft von Forschern und politischen Entscheidungsträgern in einen konstruktiven und engagierten Dialog tritt, um robuste politikrelevante Erkenntnisse zu synthetisieren. Die Evidenzbasis wird sich aus dem transparenten und umfassenden Vergleich eines breiten Spektrums von Energie- und Klimadatenquellen, Annahmen, Szenarien und Modellen ergeben.
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