How do you see the future of electromobility, smart electricity grids and homes?

The Competence Centre on Microeconomic Evaluation aims to improve the EU policy process through ex-post causal evaluation and data-driven microeconomic analysis.

MIDAS is a user-friendly platform for exploring the models used to support evidence-informed policymaking in the EU.

Together with stakeholders we have created a vision for EU customs in 2040 that could inspire the world. Discover 4 scenarios and our vision on The Future of Customs in the EU.

To help measure a sustainable circular bioeconomy the JRC, in partnership with other Commission services and external experts, developed the EU Bioeconomy Monitoring System.    

Smart homes and communities are key components for energy transition in the future. Interoperability is about the ability to connect all elements in the system.

Retrofitting existing buildings to make them seismically resistant and also energy efficient with new materials.

Integrating smart technology into our energy production infrastructure will change our lives and improve the security of Europe’s energy supply.

Despite being rich in renewable energy resources, why is it such a challenge for Africa to bring electricity to its citizens?

EU scientists research the factors influencing the cost effectiveness of solar technologies.