Check out the new online Knowledge Centre's platform which gathers evidence and coordinates actions against Europe's leading cause of death among people under the age of 65.
Energy scenarios - Explore the future of European energy
What energy options do we have for a more sustainable future?
The aim of this tool is to explain how energy is produced and used in the EU, today and in the future. The tool helps to understand the magnitude and speed of the projected changes, in other words, to understand the energy transition!
Are you curious about the possible energy futures of your country in 2030 and in 2050, when aiming for climate neutrality?
Discover more on the future of European energy and the latest EU Reference Scenario on Energy modelling
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Discover how the Joint Research Centre supports European Commission priorities with its science
About JRC Digital Media Hub
JRC Digital Media Hub helps you easily discover how the European Commission's Joint Research Centre (JRC) scientific research and advice are linked to our daily lives in the European Union.
You can explore our vast collection of animations, infographics, games, videos, virtual tours and other media by any science topic or Commission Priority according to your interests.
We are proud to tell about EU Science and open our doors to you. We invite you to explore and share our engaging digital content.
