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Capacity Expansion Modelling (CEM) Tool for Vanuatu

The Capacity Expansion Modelling Tools being developed will be open-source data management and optimization tool that aims to provide policymakers, companies and researchers with a shared platform for a wide range of macro-energy system analyses needed to achieve the energy transition together. The option to create a tailored country, continental or global model under a unique code repository maximizes synergies and wider user benefits. At least two power system optimizations scenarios will be developed, one for the Business and Usual (BAU) 2023 to reproduce the historical system behaviour and one representing a 100% RE for electricity generation 2030 scenario.

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Energy Transition Model (ETM) for Efate, Vanuatu

The Energy Transition Model (ETM) is an open-source, interactive tool that has been customised for the modelling of energy transition for Vanuatu. The ETM allows you to build and explore scenarios for the entire energy system of your country, region or city.

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Pacific Islands Energy Balance

A web-based tool to visualize the energy flows in the pacific region, and provide a high-level decarbonization simulation module.

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The development of Planning Frameworks and Energy Transition Modelling Tools for the Pacific Islands Countries and Territories (PICTs) is being led by University of New South Wales (UNSW) in partnership with Pacific Power Association (PPA), the Pacific Community (SPC), and the University of South Pacific (USP), with funding support from the Australian Government’s Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water (DCCEEW).

The website is still under construction