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Spatial dimensions of sustainable energy systems: new visions for integrated spatial and energy planning [PDF]
Energy, Sustainability and Society, 2011 The turn to sustainable energy system is a major societal goal at the global level. In this paper, we argue that this radical shift in energy provision towards increased energy efficiency and the use of renewable resources can only be achieved if its spatial dimensions are taken into consideration.
Gernot Stoeglehner, Stoeglehner Gernot
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Integrated Spatial and Energy Planning
SpringerBriefs in Applied Sciences and Technology, 2016Susanna Erker +2 more
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Energy and Spatial Planning: A Smart Integrated Approach
Green Energy and Technology, 2016In spite of having a land occupation of 2 % and accommodating 50 % of the world population, cities produce 80 % of GHG emission and consume 80 % of the world’s resources. Therefore, spatial planning has a key role in creating urban environments that support less energy-intense lifestyles and communities in order to meet the EU’s challenging energy and ...
Francesco Martinico, La Greca Paolo
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Processes and Tools for Integrated Spatial and Energy Planning
SpringerBriefs in Applied Sciences and Technology, 2016So far, we have extensively discussed how the elements of a joint spatial and energy planning system are intertwined and how their effectiveness for proceeding toward the energy turn can be judged; we have drawn visions for integrated spatial and energy planning, described fields of action and principles as well as measures to achieve energy efficiency
Susanna Erker +2 more
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Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2021
Abstract An extensive canal irrigation network in South Asia has developed over the past 170 years that consists of thousands of kilometers of constructed channels and distributaries. These canals cut across many energy-poor regions along their paths.
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Abstract An extensive canal irrigation network in South Asia has developed over the past 170 years that consists of thousands of kilometers of constructed channels and distributaries. These canals cut across many energy-poor regions along their paths.
James Wescoat +2 more
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Measures for Integrated Spatial and Energy Planning
2016The local and regional level are extremely important, not only because of potential solutions tied to regional and local spatial contexts, but also because of the multiple actors to be involved in the planning processes. In order to break down the visions for the spatial archetypes and the fields of action for everyday integrated spatial and energy ...
Gernot Stoeglehner +3 more
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Spatial and temporal synchronization of water and energy systems: Towards a single integrated optimization model for long-term resource planning [PDF]
Applied Energy, 2018 Feedback between the water and energy sectors exist across system life-cycles and link the resources both spatially and temporally. Tracking the impacts of policies made in one sector on the other can thus be complicated and several nexus methodologies have been developed to address these issues.
Pedro Linares +2 more
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Fields of Action for Integrated Spatial and Energy Planning
2016This chapter shows how integrated spatial and energy planning is connected to further issues relevant to climate protection and the energy turn. It is discussed how consistent decision making can be organized and which actors have to be addressed in implementing integrated spatial and energy planning. As core of this chapter, 7 normative principles for
Gernot Stoeglehner +3 more
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Integrated Economic and Spatial Planning for the Food-Energy-Water Nexus
2016Infrastructure projects are being planned and implemented around the world. These projects lead to economic growth and social development, but often unexpected side effects emerge. The problem is that financial analyses for infrastructure projects do not incorporate quantified economic assessments of social and environmental impacts.
Bassi, Andrea, Gallagher, Louise
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