The new project RENEW-HEAT investigates which technological and regulatory approaches can facilitate the switch to renewable heating systems.

Dr. Jonathan Chambers is the leader of Work Package 01 Thermal Energy System Modelling at the Mesoscale

The SWEET Energy Data Platform is being developed and it will be available for all partners beginning of next year.

With SIG and Viteos, and IT startup geoimpact, we are developing tools that make geospatial energy analysis and planning algorithms accessible.

Presentation of geospatial datasets and discussion of salient issues in data curation and reuse for Swiss research, and survey of research needs.

Spatially resolved sensitivity analysis reveals high geographic variability of potential costs and cost uncertainties.

Save the dates!

25/26 April 2022, Seminarzentrum Campus Sursee

KTT4SWEET Workshop: From vision to tools

8 October, 2021, 9:00-16:00, Bern 

SWEET DeCarbCH Decarbonisation of Cooling and Heating in Switzerland presented by Prof. Martin K. Patel at the SCCER CREST FINAL CONFERENCE in Basel.

The third call for proposals for the SWEET funding programme will be launched on 9 September with the central theme of "Critical infrastructures".

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Switzerland is facing major challenges in the energy sector. In order to implement the Energy Strategy 2050 and the climate targets and to be able to…

Dr. Gianfranco Guidati has been interviewed by InnoSuisse.

Profl. Martin Patel has been interviewed by energeia plus (magazine of the SFOE) on the goals of the SWEET DeCarbCH want to achieve.

The Four SWEET programmes are awarded !