Model Documentation - TIAM-UCL - Revision history

Mathijs Harmsen at 10:50, 22 July 2025

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 The framework is akin to that of a long-term social planner with perfect foresight that acheives exogenous energy demands at lowest cost given detailed energy technology assumptions and specified constraints

2016-12-12T15:42:50Z

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	TIAM-UCL is a global energy systems model that is usually run along with a climate module (calibrated to MAGICC) and an aggregated economic module (Macro Stand-Alone) in order to assess long-term energy decarbonisation scenarios and pathways. The framework is akin to that of a long-term social planner with perfect foresight that acheives exogenous energy demands at lowest cost given detailed energy technology assumptions and specified constraints		TIAM-UCL is a global energy systems model that is usually run along with a climate module (calibrated to MAGICC) and an aggregated economic module (Macro Stand-Alone) in order to assess long-term energy decarbonisation scenarios and pathways.

			The model is called the TIMES Integrated Assessment Model in UCL. TIMES is itself an acronym for ‘The Integrated MARKAL-EFOM System’.

			The framework is akin to that of a long-term social planner with perfect foresight that acheives exogenous energy demands at lowest cost given detailed energy technology assumptions and specified constraints

2016-12-12T15:36:05Z

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	TIAM-UCL is a global energy systems model that is usually run along with a climate module (calibrated to MAGICC) and an aggregated economic module (Macro Stand-Alone) in order to assess long-term energy decarbonisation scenarios and pathways. The framework is that of a long-term social planner with perfect foresight ~~who~~ acheives exogenous energy demands at lowest cost given detailed energy technology assumptions and specified constraints		TIAM-UCL is a global energy systems model that is usually run along with a climate module (calibrated to MAGICC) and an aggregated economic module (Macro Stand-Alone) in order to assess long-term energy decarbonisation scenarios and pathways. The framework is akin to that of a long-term social planner with perfect foresight that acheives exogenous energy demands at lowest cost given detailed energy technology assumptions and specified constraints

2016-12-12T15:25:43Z

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	TIAM-UCL is a global energy systems model that is usually run along with a climate module (MAGICC) and economic module (Macro Stand-Alone) in order to assess long-term energy decarbonisation scenarios		TIAM-UCL is a global energy systems model that is usually run along with a climate module (calibrated to MAGICC) and an aggregated economic module (Macro Stand-Alone) in order to assess long-term energy decarbonisation scenarios and pathways. The framework is that of a long-term social planner with perfect foresight who acheives exogenous energy demands at lowest cost given detailed energy technology assumptions and specified constraints

2016-11-28T17:49:44Z

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			TIAM-UCL is a global energy systems model that is usually run along with a climate module (MAGICC) and economic module (Macro Stand-Alone) in order to assess long-term energy decarbonisation scenarios

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