SECURE Project - Security of Energy Considering its Uncertainty, Risk and Economic implications

The project will be conducted over 39 months and organized in seventeeen work packages with the following contents:

• Workpackage 1: A New Methodology for studying Energy Security Issues →WP1

Definition of concepts and general methodology of the project

• Workpackage 2: The Value for European Consumers of Energy Security improvements →WP2

Estimation of consumers' risk aversion and willingness to pay for security

• Workpackage 3: Storylines for Energy Security Scenarios →WP3

Qualitative analysis of energy policy options and scenarios for the EU

• Workpackage 4: Modelling Energy Security: quantitative approaches →WP4

- Long term energy scenarios based on policy lines
- Adaptation of the POLES model to include risk assessment
- Development of energy risks assessment model (ERA)
- Quantitative analysis of policy recommendations

• Workpackage 5.0: Sector specific analysis of Energy Security: Coordination →WP5.0

• Workpackage 5.1: Energy Security in the Oil sector →WP5.1

• Workpackage 5.2: Energy Security in the Gas sector →WP5.2

• Workpackage 5.3: Energy Security in the Coal sector →WP5.3

• Workpackage 5.4: Energy Security in the Nuclear energy sector →WP5.4

• Workpackage 5.5: Energy Security in the Renewable energy sector →WP5.5

• Workpackage 5.6: Energy Security in the Electricity sector →WP5.6

• Workpackage 5.7: Impacts of severe accidents and terrorist threat on energy security →WP5.7

• Workpackage 5.8: The demand dimension of energy security →WP5.8

• Workpackage 6: Results and Recommendations →WP6

• Workpackage 7: Stakeholders consultations and Dissemination →WP7

• Workpackage 8: Coordination →WP8

• Workpackage 9: Administrative management →WP9

Seventh Framework Programme

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