EMLab Agent-Based Model
EMLab is a suite of Agent-Based Models dealing with policy questions on the long-term evolution of the electricity sector. It contains various scenarios, agent descriptions and behaviors, that allows the user to capture developments in this sector. The research using this model focuses on CO2 and renewables policy, generation adequacy, capacity mechanisms, investment risk and behaviour and open data. The project makes use of the the AgentSpring modelling framework.
Research developed by TU Delft, Faculty of Technology Policy and Management, Energy & Industry Section
Supported by:
- Energy Delta Gas Research program, project A1 – Understanding gas sector intra-market and inter-market interactions
- [Knowledge for Climate program, project INCAH – Infrastructure Climate Adaptation in Hotspots] (http://knowledgeforclimate.climateresearchnetherlands.nl/infrastructurenetworks)
- Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorate in Sustainable Energy Technologies and Strategies Program
Please contact Emile Chappin (e.j.l.chappin@tudelft.nl) or Jörn C. Richstein (j.c.richstein@tudelft.nl) to get involved in this project.
Installation instructions: See https://github.com/EMLab/emlab-generation/wiki/EMLab-and-Github