Challenge
Rejlers wanted its DI Energi audience to experience why Sweden's net-zero transition is a coordination problem, rather than hear another presentation about it.
Case study03 / 09
Make the transition playable.
A four-stakeholder simulation that replaced a conventional conference presentation with coordinated decision-making under uncertainty.
Engagement
Rejlers · Simulation project
Role
Simulation designer and sole backend developer
Year
2022
4+ yrs
reused at industry conferences and events
My contribution
I designed and sole-built the Python economic engine, including stakeholder incentives, scoring, transition mechanics and information-visibility rules.
Outcome
First deployed at DI Energi, the simulation proved useful enough to be reused at other industry conferences and events for more than four years.
Approach
Approach
- 01
Modeled four stakeholder groups with distinct incentives, decision spaces and private information.
- 02
Structured six turns from 2020 to 2045, with cross-actor dependencies that made isolated optimization insufficient.
- 03
Grounded the economic engine in Swedish energy data while simplifying selectively to strengthen the learning experience.
Python simulation backendEconomic and scoring modelStakeholder decision logicInformation-visibility rules
