A scenario-based framework for spatial assessment of multi-source renewable energy parks: a case study of Makran region in Iran [PDF]
This study develops a scenario-based spatial assessment framework to support integrated planning and deployment of multiple renewable energy power plants, toward achieving sustainable energy objectives.
Zeinab Sazvar +3 more
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Energy generation in the canal irrigation network in India : a case for integrated spatial planning
There is an extensive canal irrigation network in India, consisting of thousands of kilometers of constructed channels and distributaries that divert water from rivers to farms for irrigation purposes. These canals cut across district and state boundaries, crossing many energy-poor regions along their paths.
Usmani, Sabah
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Evaluating Spatial Interdependencies of Sector Coupling Using Spatiotemporal Modelling
In light of global warming and the energy turn, sector coupling has gained increasing interest in recent years, from both the scientific community and politics.
Peter Lichtenwoehrer +5 more
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ENER-BI: Integrating Energy and Spatial Data for Cities’ Decarbonisation Planning [PDF]
Given the current climate emergency, our planet is suffering. Mitigation measures must be urgently deployed in urban environments, which are responsible for more than 70% of global CO2 emissions. In this sense, a deeper integration between energy and urban planning disciplines is a key factor for effective decarbonisation in urban environments. This is
Koldo Urrutia-Azcona +5 more
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GEOSPATIAL DATA FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND LOW CARBON CITIES – OVERVIEW, EXPERIENCES AND NEW PERSPECTIVES – [PDF]
The use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and their integration with 3D city models have become a common and powerful asset of cities for planning, visualization and decision-making operations in the fields of energy management, energy efficiency ...
A. Nowacka, A. Nowacka, F. Remondino
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In 2018 the European Union has recognized wastewater as a renewable energy source, particularly due to its thermal energy content. To create and further develop knowledge on the possible role that wastewater could play in the energy transition, this ...
Georg Neugebauer +4 more
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Enhancing Urban Heating Systems Planning through Spatially Explicit Participatory Modeling
Effective planning of urban heating systems is crucial for achieving net-zero emissions at the city level. In particular, the spatial dimension plays a pivotal role in shaping the design and operation of these systems.
Hyunkyo Yu, Erik O. Ahlgren
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Assessment of Climate Change Mainstreaming in Spatial Planning at the Central Level in Kosovo
Spatial developments contribute to climate change through greenhouse gas emissions and disordered land use. At the same time, climate change impacts have spatial implications, influencing the land uses and settlements development, and damaging habitats ...
Caka Fjollë, Ismaili Murtezan
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Integrating spatial analytics in power system planning techniques for the green energy transition
Abstract. Fossil fuel energy generation contributes significantly to greenhouse gas emissions globally. Energy transition towards sustainable, low-carbon energy needs to occur. South Africa has pledged to achieve a net-zero carbon economy by 2050 and in-line with this energy transition. The country has implemented the Renewable Energy Independent Power
Liebenberg, Keagen, Malapermal, Sanjian
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