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Energy

With an increasing reliance on renewable energy, the world faces challenges to ensure reliable, secure and affordable energy sources. The UK government’s mission is to achieve clean power by 2030 and accelerate to net zero, which will boost energy independence, lower bills, create growth and jobs, and reduce carbon emissions. Endeavouring in this mission, DAFNI is working on challenging and complex projects, from forecasting energy demand to testing the resilience of our energy systems and grid networks in extreme weather, demonstrating success in the path to net zero.

Energy Projects

Computing Cluster

Data Infrastructure for National Infrastructure

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ForNet

ForNet (FORecasting Services for Energy NETworks) is a collaboration project led by Professor Konstantinos Nikolopoulos from Durham University.

USARIS CoE

Uncertainty quantification and sensitivity analysis for resilient infrastructure systems

Other Research Areas

Climate Change

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Data

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Transport

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Water

water storage

Resilience

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Environment

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AI

Network

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Dr Andrey Postnikov, UCL

Work package 3: industrial ontologies

Andrey will examine the relationship that industrial ontologies have with infrastructure ontologies, to determine overlaps required, key stakeholders and gaps.

Watch his video introduction. Access the slides here – the link will open a PDF document

Find out more about Andrey’s work for DAFNI .