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In the SETIS Newsroom you can find links to the most recent news on SET-Plan technologies and information about SET-Plan stakeholders, in addition to upcoming events in Europe and beyond dealing with topics of interest to the renewable energy community. This section also contains links to the SET-Plan Calendar, where you can find information on upcoming meetings of the European Industrial Initiatives and the SET-Plan Sherpa and Steering Groups in addition to SETIS workshops & hearings. This section also contains links to archived news and events.

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The News section provides the most recent news and announcements on related energy issues, as well as interviews with key stakeholders in the energy field and regular articles on SET-Plan activities and related low-carbon technologies.

Geothermal energy – new report analyses the sector
24/02/2015
The report presents the state of play of geothermal energy in Europe and focuses on three forms of it currently in use: ground source heat pumps (GSHP) with 14.9 GW, direct use with 3 GW and... read more
A look towards 2050 – new energy technology indicators
23/02/2015
The ETRI 2014 report presents a comprehensive and up-to-date cost and performance overview of the European energy technology portfolio for the period 2010 to 2050. It focuses on electricity... read more
SETIS Magazine on Materials for Energy published
20/02/2015
The latest issue of the SETIS Magazine, dedicated to Materials for Energy, has been published.The editorial for the Materials for Energy issue is provided by EMIRI managing Director Fabrice Stassin.... read more
Dispa-SET 2.0: a unit commitment and power dispatch model
17/02/2015
The stochastic nature of those energies, together with other sources of short- and long-term uncertainty, already have significant impacts in current energy systems operation and planning, and it is... read more
The future of power storage in South Eastern Europe
16/02/2015
The workshop was attended by 40 specialists from academia, government, regulatory bodies, power industry and consultancies from both EU accession and candidate countries as well as from EU Member... read more

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