The Energy Transition has many complicated aspects, all of which are interrelated. They are often difficult to communicate to target groups. With web apps, you can reach your target audience. We build them for you.
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WAMs help to keep track of large amounts of data. For example, with interactive graphics, maps, or quizzes.
WAMs help directly engage stakeholders on-site or from home. Reactive visualizations are understandable for anyone.
The web tool commissioned by the German think tank Agora Energiewende shows which areas in Germany can be used as wind potential areas or for the installation of photovoltaic systems.
Help locate the market potential for photovoltaic-based mini-grids in the health sector of Ghana with the aim of overcoming energy scarcity and reducing frequent blackouts
Toolbox to empower non-electrified communities in Nigeria to create their own mini-grid implementation plans through a bottom-up approach
Open source tool to plan off-grid systems in Nigeria. It performs a spatial optimization of the distribution grid as well as designs the energy converters and storages. Developped within the PeopleSuN project
A cross-sector, open-source tool for the optimized planning of energy cells
DigiPlan Anhalt - the further development of the StEmp tool Anhalt-Bitterfeld-Wittenberg.
Map tool for regional transformation in the context of the energy system and land use.
Visualization of the climate crisis and energy transition in Germany
Visualization of scenario data from the eGo^n project
Comparative analysis of spatial requirements for different decarbonisation scenarios
Interactive stakeholder empowerment tool for citizen participation. It simulates future energy systems of the region with consumption and generation.
Stakeholder empowerment tool for citizen participation. It creates scenarios for cost-effective and environmentally friendly heat supply in people’s own neighborhood.
The WAMs are partly developed in research projects, and partly produced directly on behalf of energy transition actors.
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WAMs are based on real models and data from research. They help to make scientific processes transparent and comprehensible. They are built by energy transition experts, software developers, and open-science enthusiasts with a lot of know-how.
As scientists of the Reiner Lemoine Institute, we want to free the data from their tables. Our team of energy transition professionals, software developers, and open-source enthusiasts is convinced that the best way for people to understand the energy transition is for them to play with consumption and generation figures.
