The Energy Transition Model (ETM) enables the exploration of possible future energy systems for a country, region, or municipality. Select an area and future year to start an energy scenario!

The Energy Transition Model (ETM) is an open-source, interactive tool for energy modelling developed by Quintel. While other models focus on one or several parts of the energy system, the ETM allows …

The ETM will immediately show you the result of your actions: at the bottom of your screen, indicators show the impact on the entire system (e.g. CO 2 reduction, energy savings, costs).

The modelling principles and the data underlying the ETM are continuously maintained and improved by Quintel to match the ever-changing needs of the energy transition.

Energy is the 'common currency' of the ETM. When you change a slider, you effectively change the energy flow in the ETM. This energy flow can be represented as a graph such as shown below:

The ETM is an energy system model covering all relevant energy carriers and end-user sectors for the aim of modelling how energy is being used under different scenarios and to estimate the impact on …

Het Energietransitiemoodel (ETM) is een interactieve, online simulatie tool voor energiesystemen. Het model stelt je in staat om tot in groot detail mogelijke toekomstige energiesystemen te onderzoeken …

The ETM offers support in exploring the possibilities or limits of the (future) energy system in your region. You can do this by creating a scenario: a fictional but fact-based vision for the future. This …

Scenariodocumentatie KEV 2024 in het ETM Published: (XLSX) Organization: Quintel Written by: Vlies, D.J. van der 2024 / 12

The ETM now models up to six independent interconnectors, each of which have configurable capacity, CO 2 emissions, and price. You may choose whether to export only excess electricity, or if …