The decision support environment for energy transition: What are the benefits of combining a qualitative serious game and a quantitative decision support tool in order to provide necessary insights for the key stakeholders?

The decision support environment for energy transition: What are the benefits of combining a qualitative serious game and a quantitative decision support tool in order to provide necessary insights for the key stakeholders?

Nguyen, T.T.V.

De Jong, M. (mentor)
Oey, M.A. (mentor)
Verbraeck, A. (mentor)
Wenzler, I. (mentor)

Technology, Policy and Management

Multi Actor Systems

Systems Engineering and Simulation

2014-06-27

This research proposes a decision support environment to assist the main stakeholders (The Municipality, Consumers, Network operators, Energy providers and Technology enablers) during the energy transition decision making process at city level. The research is a part of the TRANSFORM project’s work package three. The TRANSFORM project develops a transformation agenda for six cities (Amsterdam, Lyon, Copenhagen, Hamburg, Vienna and Genoa) to help those cities reach their energy goals, the 20-20-20 goals proposed by the EU. The proposed decision support environment includes a qualitative serious game concept, a quantitative decision support tool and a framework of necessary insights for the key stakeholders.

decision making
energy transition
serious gaming
stakeholder analysis
sustainability

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Student theses

master thesis

(c) 2014 Nguyen, T.T.V.