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C3S2 412 bis Enhanced C3S Energy Service
The objective of the Framework Agreement is to enhance the uptake and effective use of Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) seasonal products within the energy sector. The main goal is to support energy-sector decision-making several months in advance through the co-production of tailored seasonal climate and energy products. This will...
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- July 28, 2026
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- Software Development
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The objective of the Framework Agreement is to enhance the uptake and effective use of Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) seasonal products within the energy sector. The main goal is to support energy-sector decision-making several months in advance through the co-production of tailored seasonal climate and energy products. This will be achieved by the co-development of seasonal forecast post-processing workflows, their implementation, and co-design of visual components.
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