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SETIS brochure (EN)

What is SETIS? What does SETIS do? Download the SETIS 8-page informational brochure on the Strategic energy technologies information system, SETIS.

SETIS is the Information System for the European Strategic Energy Technology (SET)-Plan. It supports strategic energy planning and implementation of the European Energy Technology policy.

SETIS helps define new priorities and monitors progress of the SET-Plan, including identifying corrective policy measures if needed. SETIS supports the SET-Plan governance (Steering Group), working together with all relevant stakeholders, such as Member State authorities, European Technology Platforms, research organisations and the industrial and financial communities.

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Filed under: Advanced fossil fuel production, Concentrated solar power, Cogeneration of heat, Electricity storage in the power sector, Road transport efficiency, Solar heating and cooling, Solar photovoltaic, Bioenergy, Zero emission fossil, Hydrogen and fuel cells, Ocean wave power, Cement energy efficiency, Geothermal power, Biofuels, Wind, Smart grids

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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.

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European Industrial Bioenergy Initiative: Report published on analysis of Expression of Interest

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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.