SWEET RECIPE

RECIPE is a research project funded by the Swiss Federal Office of Energy SFOE, in the framework of the SWEET Call 1-2023 Critical Infrastructures, Climate Change, and Resilience of the Swiss Energy System. RECIPE studies the risks, associated with the energy transition and climate change, that Switzerland can be exposed to in the coming 25-30 years. RECIPE will identify hazards and develop vulnerability storylines for the interdependent energy and ICT infrastructures of Switzerland. The consortium will assess the hot spots (infrastructure criticalities) based on systemic impact on the Swiss economy, society, vital resources, and ecosystem. The consortium’s ambition is to propose resilience enhancements for the quantified risks and vulnerabilities harmonized with the energy transition goals. RECIPE leverages the complementarities of the academic and industrial partners. The team encompasses experts in risk and reliability engineering, energy networks, economic development, climate extremes, digital twins and machine learning, consumer decision-making, cyber-physical systems, public policy, and strategic climate mitigation. These experts will work closely with communication/energy infrastructure owners, who are also part of the consortium. Coordinator: Prof. Giovanni Sansavini (ETH RRE) Deputy Coordinator: Dr. Turhan Demiray (ETH FEN) Integration Expert: Dr. Adamantios Marinakis (ETH FEN) KTT Expert: Johanna Zwahlen, Zoï Environment Network Consortium members: ETH Zürich: RRE, FEN, KOF Swiss Economic Institute: Prof. Dr. Martin Wörter and Dr. Michael David König, IAC Institute for Atmospheric and Climate Science: Prof. Dr. Sonia I. Seneviratne EPFL: Prof. Dr. Olga Fink FHNW: Prof. Dr. Corinne Moser HSLU: Prof. Dr. Antonios Papaemmanouil Swisscom: Valentin Zweifel INFRAS: Dr. Jürg Füssler and Nicolas Schmidt Zoï Environment Network: Otto Simonett and Johanna Zwahlen

Website

sweet-recipe.ch

External link for SWEET RECIPE

Industry

Research Services

Company size

11-50 employees

Founded

2024