As the European Union pushes toward its ambitious climate targets, the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources (RES) has moved from a distant goal to a daily reality. In 2023, renewables accounted for 46.9% of the EU’s electricity production, already surpassing the 2030 target of 42.5%. However, this shift introduces a significant technical […]
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As global environmental, urban, and computing challenges expand, traditional computational frameworks frequently hit structural limits. Simulating entire cityscapes, tracing microscale atmospheric pollution, or predicting the flash progression of a wildfire requires massive processing capacity. However, raw power is no longer enough; next-generation engineering demands scalability, transparency, and energy awareness. As a premier EuroHPC Joint Undertaking
This article was authored in Polish by Małgorzata Szołucha, and published on April 28, 2026 on NCBR In a world where climate change, severe weather events, and energy transformation are becoming civilizational challenges, science capable of understanding and predicting them is increasingly important. Supercomputers, artificial intelligence, and advanced numerical simulations are coming to the rescue.
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In a collaborative effort between HiDALGO2, SLB-analys, and ENCCS, researchers have developed a scalable HPC solution to simulate wind patterns across the entire city of Stockholm at unprecedented resolution. The Challenge Wind in urban environments significantly impacts inhabitant comfort and safety. Tall buildings can create “wind tunnels” where speeds far exceed averages, potentially putting pedestrians
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