Workshops are a vital part of the PAC project. They are how the project team reaches out to civil society, industry and technical experts to better understand what a Paris compatible energy scenario for Europe could look like. The workshops also act as an important forum for organisations working on energy and climate issues to exchange ideas and to grow our collective knowledge. The PAC project organises two different workshop series. If you are interested in participating in either one of them, please reach out to us via info@pac-scenarios.eu. Please note that workshop participation is upon invitation only.
Bringing together experts from the modelling community and stakeholders with a strong interest in modelling, each workshop focuses on a distinct challenge in modelling a future energy system and discusses how different stakeholders deal with new complexities in their work. These workshops occur under an invitation-only format.
Organised within the framework of the PAC project, the workshop brought together more than 20 experts to discuss decarbonisation pathways and related infrastructure modelling results in the context of...
Organised within the framework of the PAC project, the workshop brought around 20 experts together to discuss the role of electricity grids to decarbonise the European industry. Through topical...
RGI in collaboration with Hitachi Energy, and with support of the European Environmental Bureau (EEB), organised a Modellers’ Exchange Workshop focusing on the role of green hydrogen towards climate...
RGI, with the WHY and PAC projects, partnered for an expert workshop to dive into the flexibility potential of the building sector. Unlocking flexible demand solutions would enable the twin transition...
On the 2nd of February, the online modellers’ exchange workshop “Accelerating full decarbonisation: Resource optimisation in energy infrastructure planning” co-organised with Hitachi Energy took...
The fourth workshop in the Modellers' Exchange series focussed on the question: How can distribution grids be represented in energy system planning?
Allowing participants to discuss assumptions on energy generation mix, consumption patterns, prices, technology development (among others) to develop a robust PAC scenario. The events are primarily aimed at civil society representatives with expert inputs from industry, academia and the policy sphere, but are open for anyone to join.
Co-organised by the Renewables Grid Initiative (RGI) and EEB within the framework of the PAC Scenario, the 'Connecting Europe' workshop is a part of...
The updated results for the PAC Scenarios will be launched on 23 March 2023 with a focus on EU and national-level pathways for climate neutrality by...
As part of the SPIREC 2023, the PAC Scenarios organised a workshop aimed at presenting the PAC approach as a best practice on scenario development and...
In the context of the PAC project, REN21 and UN ESCAP organised a workshop discussing the role of grids in the energy transition, and how civil...
On the 21st of April, RGI contributed to an online workshop “Paris-Agreement Compatible Scenarios for Energy Infrastructure” organised by REN21 in...
At the fourth PAC scenario workshop, CAN Europe and EEB presented key findings and gaps of the PAC scenario. The workshop collected members’ and...
The third PAC scenario workshop continued developing civil society's priorities for a net-zero emissions world. We sought to wrap up, forge consensus...
What energy mix will there be in a net-zero emissions world? These questions are discussed in Brussels at the PAC Scenarios Workshop, with civil...
The first scenario workshop of the PAC Project posed the question - "How much energy demand will there be in a net-zero emissions world?" and brought...
