SURE - SUstainable and REsilient energy for Switzerland
The SURE research project is investigating selected events that could have a significant impact on the Swiss energy system of the future. The project addresses the question of how to design the energy and power supply in such a way that it is as resilient, adaptable and sustainable as possible.
The 16 research and industry partners are investigating how such disruptive events influence the energy landscape and what consequences can be drawn from the simulated results. What is new about this cooperation is the wide range of models and analysis tools that are linked in the project and deliver broad-based results. Topics relating to infrastructure, renewable energies, energy efficiency, sustainability, security of supply and economic efficiency are linked and their reaction to disruptive events is examined.
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Project infos
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