Community

SETIS Approach

Building strong relationships with the energy technology community and SET-Plan actors

 

SETIS is continually developing engagement with European stakeholders, including:

  • Working closely with the European Community Steering Group for the SET-Plan;
  • Organising dedicated Workshops and Hearings on specific technologies and capacities, bringing together European Technology Platforms, trade associations and industrial stakeholders;
  • Working jointly with the European Energy Research Alliance and European Industrial Initiatives;
  • Collaborating with key projects funded by the R&D Framework Programme.

 
The SETIS community, including the European Technology Platforms (ETPs), European Industrial Initiatives (EIIs), the European Energy Research Alliance (EERA) and other European joint actions, share common goals:

        • Accelerate deployment of SET-Plan technologies
        • Define and realise clear targets
        • Share risk
        • Pool public and private financing
        • Foster public–private partnership
        • Set up policies and instruments for ensuring market uptake of prioritised energy low carbon technologies
        • Play a key role in ensuring an adequate focus of research funding on areas with a high degree of industrial relevance
        • Address technological challenges that can potentially contribute to a number of key policy objectives
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SETIS

Technology Map

SETIS has recently published the 2011 update to the Technology Map, which is the SET-Plan reference document on the state of knowledge for low-carbon technologies in Europe. It presents a snapshot of the current energy technology market situation. 

Toolkit
Prospective energy consumption and CO2 emissions in the European Cement Industry EU Power Production Statistics Photovoltaic Power Calculator Biomap Energy cost calculator Bubblegraph
Highlights

SETIS LIBRARY: TECHNOLOGY INFORMATION SHEETS: For a complete  overview of all low-carbon energy technologies, read or download the SETIS Technology Information Sheets. They provide a snapshot of each technology’s installed capacity, ongoing R&D, barriers, needs, a ‘fact file’, infographics and more.

Announcement: Download the 2011 Capacities Map report, which provides an estimate of the current corporate and public research and development (R&D) investments in wind, PV and CSP in the EU-27.