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level and cross-sector planning tool to determine the optional use and expansion of flexibility options in Germany The research project eGo^n builds on the project open_eGo and deals with the further [...] to be considered and examined. Accordingly, it is important to use many different flexibility options in terms of investment and operational efficiency and to examine their effects on the electrical

applications and other projects which have been developed and applied using oemof. On the EUM side, oemof has been used and developed in the projects open_eGo, VerNetzen, Mena and open_ModSH. In addition to the projects, oemof is used in lectures, bachelor, and master theses as well as for dissertations. The RLI has published further applications which were developed using oemof and which demonstrate the possibilities offered by oemof / SOLPH: Urban sector coupling of electricity and heat in Berlin

to 100% renewable energy sources and to make the provision and use of energy much more efficient. Impressions from the masters program YouTube direct link Head of department and study program Prof.

subsurface are determined in terms of time and space using process-based simulation models and possible effects on protected assets and the interaction with other geotechnical storage facilities or underground uses are considered. The developed instruments are to be validated on the basis of mesoscale pilot plant and field tests. The results will be used to further develop a methodology for underground spatial planning. Work packages of the European University of Flensburg Development

guidelines for transformations in the energy sector of coal-using countries: https://coaltransitions.org/. Responsible Prof. Dr. Pao-Yu Oei pao-yu.oei -PleaseRemoveIncludingDashes- @ uni-flensburg.de

of the Center for Sustainable Energy Systems (ZNES) . Pao-Yu Oei uses his expertise to advise various local committees on energy and climate topics, i.a.: Advisory Board for the Energy Transition and [...] , A. (2024): Caring for carbon-intensive regions in transition - Using a feminist perspective to create a more just society. Policy Brief. https://coaltransitions.org/publications/ [...] / Oei, P.-Y. / von Hirschhausen, C. (2020): European Green Deal: Using Ambitious Climate Targets and Renewable Energy to Climb out of the Economic Crisis. DIW Weekly Report 28/29 (2020), Berlin,

necessary redesign of energy policies and the support mechanisms used for renewable energy sources. Following on from the work in Barbados, since 2015 he has been advising the government of Seychelles [...] possibilities of a 100% renewable power supply for Seychelles and the use of international funding opportunities to support the necessary energy system transformation.

P. (2023): Model-based run-time and memory reduction for a mixed-use multi-energy system model with high spatial resolution. Applied Energy, Vol. 334. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apenergy.2022.120574 [...] enough. Advancing energy system modelling towards practical usefulness". Bookchapter in: Modeling the Energy Transition. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-69031-0_9 Ludig, S./ Repenning, J./ Wiese, F [...] HNE Eberswalde, 2025 The Impact of Sufficiency Strategies on Land Use in High-Renewable Energy Systems , Jonas Johannes Jeckstadt, Masterthesis, TU Berlin, 2025 Modeling for transformation - How can

, A. (2024): Caring for carbon-intensive regions in transition - Using a feminist perspective to create a more just society. Policy Brief. https://coaltransitions.org/publications/

, A. (2024): Caring for carbon-intensive regions in transition - Using a feminist perspective to create a more just society. Policy Brief. https://coaltransitions.org/publications/