Five Climate Projects Turning Models into Scalable Solutions
Most energy transition models are good at telling us what needs to happen to reach net zero. Very few can tell us how, taking into account the real-world constraints of grids, cities, farms, factories, and communities. DEVI is a coordinated research initiative designed to close that gap. Five projects work together to connect global climate goals to ground-level realities, so that decarbonization plans are not just ambitious, but actually achievable.
DEVI Projects
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NEST: An Adaptive Intelligence Framework for Nested Energy System Transitions
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MATRIX: Multi-sector Assessment of decarbonization Transitions, Risks and Impacts across scales
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KINETICS: Key Interdependencies in the Transition to low-Carbon Energy Systems
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Frontier Research in Energy & Industrial Decarbonization
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ADAPT-AFOLU: Advancing AFOLU Decarbonization Pathways for Robust Decision-Making
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Decarbonization Modeling of Urban Mobility and the Built Environment
Decarbonization and Energy Virtual Institute (DEVI)
