Quintel Intelligence

Mission

Quintel aims to accelerate the energy transition. We believe that this requires a profound understanding of the energy system. That is why we have developed and keep improving the Energy Transition Model, why we facilitate fact-based discussions, give workshops and contribute to various education projects.

In order to maximize impact, we actively collaborate with our partners, experts, the modeling community, energy consultants and clients. We have also made the ETM available for free and open source.

Expertise

Quintel combines expertise on energy research, modelling and software development in creating state-of-the-art energy transition tooling and supporting others in using the Energy Transition Model.

Timeline

2019	The ETM currently supports 9 countries, 9 provinces, 25 regions, 290 municipalities and 134 neighbourhoods in the Netherlands
2018	Ever more energy consultancy firms use the ETM as a tool to support the (local) energy transition
2018	For their Infrastructure Outlook 2050, Gasunie and TenneT base their own infrastructure calculations on ETM scenarios in both Germany and the Netherlands
2017	Quintel publishes its vision on the future of the energy-intensive industry
2016	Quintel participates in the IABR 2016 as part of the Projectatelier Groningen and developes an alternative energy vision for the region in Groningen struck by earhquakes
2015	Quintel advises the Dutch Council for the Environment and Infrastructure (Rli) for the Rli's input to the minister for economic affairs
2014	The ETM becomes open-source and open-data
2014	Urgenda uses ETM-scenario for their climate case
2013	The ETM plays part in national energy agreement
2009	Quintel Intelligence is founded
2008	First version of the ETM is created by Quintel Strategy Consulting

Team

Our team at Quintel consists of 11 people that do consulting, research, modeling, programming, and give workshops.