The One Earth Climate Model (OECM) was established in 2017 by scientists from UTS-ISF, the German Aerospace Center (DLR) and the University of Melbourne’s Climate & Energy College. Since then, it has been used to devise current carbon-reduction pathways for countries, regions and key industry sectors.
The OECM research project team works constantly on new country scenarios, updates of existing country analysis and expands the research scope.
Resources
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Energy pathwaysThe OECM is an integrated energy assessment model to develop decarbonisation pathways for islands, countries, regions or globally.
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Sectoral pathwaysThe One Earth Climate Model focuses on the development of 1.5°C net zero pathways for industry sectors classified under the Global Industry Classification Standard.
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Carbon budgetsHow to limit global warming to 1.5°C: The OECM identifies the remaining global and national carbon budget for industry and service sectors.
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Renewable resource-mappingGlobal Industry Classification Standard-based Renewable Energy Potential in Space-Constrained Environments: [R]E-SPACE.
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MethodologyRead about the different methodologies to determine energy demand, supply, how to define Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions and renewable energy potential assessments.
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About the OECMThe OECM has been developed since 2019. Read more about the developments, about users of the OECM, and access the data archive.
Team
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Associate Professor and Research DirectorOECM Scientific Lead and Mitigation pathways, Modelling, Renewable Energy Market Analysis
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Senior Research ConsultantResearch: Steel, Aluminium, Cement and Sustainable Finance Taxonomy
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Senior Research ConsultantIndustry expertise: Chemical industry, Synthetic fuels and Hydrogen, Mitigation pathways, Modelling and Coding
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One Earth Climate Model
Get a quote for country scenarios, industry sectoral decarbonisation pathways, national determined contribution (NDCs).
Contact for project proposals: A/Prof. Dr. Sven Teske | sven.teske@uts.edu.au
Contact for Journalists: Amber McCulloch | amber.mcculloch@uts.edu.au | 0415 205 987
