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== Introduction == | |||
This wiki page provides detailled information on the COFFEE-TEA models. The COFFEE-TEA is an integrated assessment model framework that consists of two models -- the energy and land-use model COFFEE, and the Computable General Economic (CGE) model TEA. The models were developed at COPPE/UFRJ, Brazil, for assessing climate, land, energy and environmental policies, providing relevant information to experts and decision-makers about the possible development strategies and repercussions of long term climate scenarios. The models can run on a stand-alone basis or linked through a soft-link process, providing long-term (up to 2100) assessments of the interaction between the energy and land-use systems and the economy. | |||
== Table of contents == | |||
=== [[Model scope and methods - DNE21+|Model scope and methods]] === | |||
* '''[[Model concept, solver and details - DNE21+ |Model concept, solver and details]]''' | |||
* '''[[Temporal dimension - DNE21+ |Temporal dimension]]''' | |||
* '''[[Spatial dimension - DNE21+|Spatial dimension]]''' | |||
* '''[[Policy - DNE21+|Policy]]''' | |||
=== [[Socio-economic drivers - DNE21+|Socio-economic drivers]] === | |||
* '''[[Population - DNE21+|Population]]''' | |||
* '''[[Economic activity - DNE21+|Economic activity]]''' | |||
=== [[Macro-economy - DNE21+|Macro-economy]] === | |||
* '''[[Production system and representation of economic sectors - DNE21+|Production system and representation of economic sectors]]''' | |||
* '''[[Capital and labour markets - DNE21+|Capital and labour markets]]''' | |||
* '''[[Monetary instruments - DNE21+|Monetary instruments]]''' | |||
* '''[[Trade - DNE21+|Trade]]''' | |||
* '''[[Technological change - DNE21+|Technological change]]''' | |||
=== [[Energy - DNE21+|Energy]] === | |||
* '''[[Energy resource endowments - DNE21+|Energy resource endowments]]''' | |||
** [[Fossil energy resources - DNE21+|Fossil energy resources]] | |||
** [[Uranium and other fissile resources - DNE21+|Uranium and other fissile resources]] | |||
** [[Bioenergy - DNE21+|Bioenergy]] | |||
** [[Non-biomass renewables - DNE21+|Non-biomass renewables]] | |||
* '''[[Energy conversion - DNE21+|Energy conversion]]''' | |||
** [[Electricity - DNE21+|Electricity]] | |||
** [[Heat - DNE21+|Heat]] | |||
** [[Gaseous fuels - DNE21+|Gaseous fuels]] | |||
** [[Liquid fuels - DNE21+|Liquid fuels]] | |||
** [[Solid fuels - DNE21+|Solid fuels]] | |||
** [[Grid, pipelines and other infrastructure - DNE21+|Grid, pipelines and other infrastructure]] | |||
** [[Energy end-use - DNE21+|Energy end-use]] | |||
** [[Transport - DNE21+|Transport]] | |||
** [[Residential and commercial sectors - DNE21+|Residential and commercial sectors]] | |||
** [[Industrial sector - DNE21+|Industrial sector]] | |||
** [[Other end-use - DNE21+|Other end-use]] | |||
* '''[[Energy demand - DNE21+|Energy demand]]''' | |||
* '''[[Technological change in energy - DNE21+|Technological change in energy]]''' | |||
=== [[Land-use - DNE21+|Land-use]] === | |||
* '''[[Agriculture - DNE21+|Agriculture]]''' | |||
* '''[[Forestry - DNE21+|Forestry]]''' | |||
* '''[[Land-use change - DNE21+|Land-use change]]''' | |||
* '''[[Bioenergy land-use - DNE21+|Bioenergy land-use]]''' | |||
* '''[[Other land-use - DNE21+|Other land-use]]''' | |||
* '''[[Agricultural demand - DNE21+|Agricultural demand]]''' | |||
* '''[[Technological change in land-use - DNE21+|Technological change in land-use]]''' | |||
=== [[Emissions - DNE21+|Emissions]] === | |||
* '''[[GHGs - DNE21+|GHGs]]''' | |||
* '''[[Pollutants and non-GHG forcing agents - DNE21+|Pollutants and non-GHG forcing agents]]''' | |||
* '''[[Carbon dioxide removal (CDR) options - DNE21+|Carbon dioxide removal (CDR) options]]''' | |||
=== [[Climate - DNE21+|Climate]] === | |||
* '''[[Modelling of climate indicators - DNE21+|Modelling of climate indicators ]]''' | |||
* '''[[Climate damages, temperature changes - DNE21+|Climate damages, temperature changes ]]''' | |||
=== [[Non-climate sustainability dimension - DNE21+|Non-climate sustainability dimension]] === | |||
* '''[[Air pollution and health - DNE21+|Air pollution and health]]''' | |||
* '''[[Water - DNE21+|Water]]''' | |||
* '''[[Other materials - DNE21+|Other materials]]''' | |||
* '''[[Other sustainability dimensions - DNE21+|Other sustainability dimensions]]''' | |||
=== [[Appendices - DNE21+|Appendices]] === | |||
* '''[[Mathematical model description - DNE21+|Mathematical model description]]''' | |||
* '''[[Data - DNE21+|Data]]''' | |||
=== [[References - DNE21+|References]] === | |||
Latest revision as of 11:54, 22 July 2025
| Corresponding documentation | |
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| Previous versions | |
| Model information | |
| Model link | |
| Institution | COPPE/UFRJ (Cenergia), Brazil, http://www.cenergialab.coppe.ufrj.br/. |
| Solution concept | General equilibrium (closed economy) |
| Solution method | The COFFEE model is solved through Linear Programming (LP). The TEA model is formulated as a mixed complementary problem (MCP) and is solved through Mathematical Programming System for General Equilibrium -- MPSGE within GAMS using the PATH solver. |
| Anticipation | |
Introduction
This wiki page provides detailled information on the COFFEE-TEA models. The COFFEE-TEA is an integrated assessment model framework that consists of two models -- the energy and land-use model COFFEE, and the Computable General Economic (CGE) model TEA. The models were developed at COPPE/UFRJ, Brazil, for assessing climate, land, energy and environmental policies, providing relevant information to experts and decision-makers about the possible development strategies and repercussions of long term climate scenarios. The models can run on a stand-alone basis or linked through a soft-link process, providing long-term (up to 2100) assessments of the interaction between the energy and land-use systems and the economy.
Table of contents
Model scope and methods
Socio-economic drivers
Macro-economy
- Production system and representation of economic sectors
- Capital and labour markets
- Monetary instruments
- Trade
- Technological change
Energy
Land-use
- Agriculture
- Forestry
- Land-use change
- Bioenergy land-use
- Other land-use
- Agricultural demand
- Technological change in land-use