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We use simple and transparent techniques, we have no 'black boxes', with the support you need to make bold Net Zero decisions.
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We can help with your Local Area Energy Plans or National Whole Energy System models. Tranzparent can be used by anyone, you do not need to be an energy geek.
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Tranzparent Local Area Energy Plans allow Local Authorities to create and maintain an integrated and strategic pathway to Net Zero. Locally driven, they can be used to challenge the top-down plans and communicate with network operators and other strategic partners.
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Green hydrogen (H2) is a versatile energy carrier that can be applied to decarbonize a wide range of sectors. Currently around 40% of global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions originate from power generation which can be decarbonized via electrification. The other 60% of CO2 emissions originate from industry, mobility, buildings and others. Use tranzparent to investigate the effects of hydrogen deployment in the whole energy system.
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‘Futures’ – this is the ability to run tranzparent now and plus 5, 10 or 15 years hence for a client to use their own assumptions for power assets, demand (including tranzparent demand forecasts) new generation or storage asset types, your own assumptions for costs of fuels and carbon etc.
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We use simple and transparent techniques, we have no 'black boxes', with the support you need to make bold Net Zero decisions. The tranzparent app can analyse any gas or power grid, of any size, anywhere in the world, quickly and accurately. You can customize any study to reflect your own assumptions.
"I'm surrounded by smart folk with 'black box' models, they provide answers but do not help me to explain them. The tranzparent app is exactly that - transparent, I know and understand what is assumed and how the results are constructed. I value that."
Energy Futures Specialist
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