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Your energy models are critical infrastructure. Are they yours to control?

Our digital future should be ours. Open energy models are a logical step to digital sovereignty. If the choice is not openness, energy planning tools will be based on proprietary software with risk of changes in costs, licensing dependencies, and contract terms that change.

AI coding agents should optimize for less owned code

As AI makes code cheaper to produce, costs shift from generation to ownership. To avoid technical debt, coding agents need an open-source intelligence layer that helps them reuse trusted components before generating new code.

Case Study: Communication on Energy-Efficient and Flexible Buildings with Eurima

The flattening of the peak energy demand study gave Eurima material for effective communications

Protecting Europe’s Digital Sovereignty with Open Energy Models

Open, auditable planning tools give Europe strategic control over its critical energy system decisions while improving transparency and innovation.