Technical

During our continued work on the C3S Energy project (a component of Copernicus Climate Change), we’ve been using Eurostat NUTS areas (nomenclature of territorial units for statistics) to [...]

The first C3S Energy webinar recording is ready to view!

The fifth C3S Energy webinar is online now! In this edition, Caroline Acton and Joana Mendes from the Met Office assess the potential benefits of C3S climate and seasonal information through case [...]

The forth C3S Energy webinar is online now. This time covering climate projections with experts Flavio Pons and Robert Vautard.

Building on the same techniques as discussed in our last tech blog 6, which focused on using python and matplotlib to plot ERA5 temperature data in West Africa. These plots illustrate the effect [...]

Our third webinar from the Copernicus C3S Energy project is available now via our videos and webinars page. This time covering Seasonal Forecasts and hosted by our partners at Meteo France.

A quick/dirty tech blog today, getting to know some of Matplotlib’s extra features for generating some attractive plots! Using yearly ERA5 temperature data from 1979 to present obtained [...]

  Thank you to all who attended our recent C3S Energy Seasonal Forecasts webinar on Friday, 5 July 2019, 10:00-11:00 (BST). The webinar focused on the seasonal information dataset being [...]

For any data produced with the intention of being downloaded and used by other users, it important to include information on the dataset. For example, details on the data origins should be [...]

The second C3S Energy webinar is available to view online now. With three short presentations (15mins each) on electricity demand – covering historical, hydro and solar. For more webinars, [...]