Decarbonization of European Industry: Modelling and Open Science (DEIMOS)

Anthony Britto, Leandra Scharnhorst, Max Kleinebrahm and Wolf Fichtner

No 81, Working Paper Series in Production and Energy from Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), Institute for Industrial Production (IIP)

Abstract: The DEIMOS project developed and applied two complementary open-source modeling frameworks, FORECAST-Sites Extended and iSTEDS, together with openly accessible industrial datasets. These resources enable transparent and reproducible analysis of industrial decarbonization pathways across sectors, technologies, and locations. FORECAST-Sites Extended captures site-specific investment decisions, including asset vintages, reinvestment timing, technology costs, and infrastructure access, while iSTEDS assesses industrial electrification and demand-side flexibility. Applied in three case studies, the models highlighted the roles of hydrogen, carbon capture, and electrification in industrial transformation. Together, the models and datasets provide an open-science foundation for analyzing industrial transition and supporting future energy and climate policy.

Date: 2026
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DOI: 10.5445/IR/1000196316

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