The latest version of the model can be downloaded from the links below. All model files are in Excel 2010 format, and should operate correctly in Excel 2007 or higher (Windows) and Excel 2011 or higher (Mac). Compatibility with other systems cannot yet be completely guaranteed.
The DESSTINEE model is split across three workbooks, each of which covers one of the major areas of modelling. In addition, the 'Renewable Supply Profiles' workbook gives output patterns for wind and solar energy in each country over the course of a year, and is required by Modules 2 and 3 to run.
Each workbook contains some internal documentation to act as a quick-start guide. This website is being expanded to contain the full set of user documentation.
DESSTINEE Module 1 - Annual Projections (Fit for 55).xlsb
DESSTINEE Module 1 - Annual Projections (Green Deal).xlsb
Sub-sector detail - Buildings.xlsx
Sub-sector detail - Heavy Industries.xlsx
Sub-sector detail - Road Transport.xlsx
This is the updated version of Module 1 for producing annual demand projections. The model has been updated to use 2015 as the baseline year and to consider the European 'Fit for 55' and 'Green Deal' scenarios.
Please cite these models as: G.D. Oreggioni and I. Staffell, 2023. Modelling country-level energy demand for the EU and UK’s 2030 and 2050 decarbonisation targets.
DESSTINEE Module 1 - Annual Projections.xlsb
DESSTINEE Module 2 - Demand Profiles.xlsb
DESSTINEE Module 3 - Electricity Supply.xlsb
ETRC Renewable Supply Profiles.xlsb
This is the original version of DESSTINEE first published in 2015.
Please cite these models as: T. Boßmann and I. Staffell, 2015. The Shape of Future Electricity Demand: Exploring Load Curves in 2050s Germany and Britain. Energy, 90(2), 1317-1333.