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Approaches to Social Innovation in Positive Energy Districts (PEDs)—A Comparison of Norwegian Projects [PDF]
Sustainability, 2021 The Positive Energy District (PED) concept is a localized city and district level response to the challenges of greenhouse gas emission reduction and energy transition. With the Strategic Energy Transition (SET) Plan aiming to establish 100 PEDs by 2025 in Europe, a number of PED projects are emerging in the EU member states.
Daniela Baer +6 more
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An Exploratory Study on Swedish Stakeholders’ Experiences with Positive Energy Districts
Energies, 2023 Positive energy district (PED) is a novel idea aimed to have an annual surplus of renewable energy and net zero greenhouse gas emissions within an area.
Moa Mattsson +4 more
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A Quantitative Positive Energy District Definition with Contextual Targets
Buildings, 2023 This paper presents the goals and components of a quantitative energy balance assessment framework to define Positive Energy Districts (PEDs) flexibly in three important contexts: the context of the district’s density and local renewable energy supply ...
Simon Schneider +3 more
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Holistic assessment methodology for Positive Energy Districts
Acta Polytechnica CTU Proceedings, 2022 Globally, cities are responsible for most of the world’s energy consumption and most of the carbon dioxide emissions. Therefore, the efficient transformation of urban energy systems is becoming a crucial step towards carbon neutrality and more effective ...
Jakub Kvasnica, Kateřina Válková
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E-Mobility in Positive Energy Districts
Buildings, 2022 A rise in the number of EVs (electric vehicles) in Europe is putting pressure on power grids. At an urban scale, Positive Energy Districts (PEDs) are devised as archetypes of (small) urban districts managing a set of interconnected buildings and district
Tony Castillo-Calzadilla +3 more
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Towards 100 Positive Energy Districts in Europe: Preliminary Data Analysis of 61 European Cases
Energies, 2020 Positive Energy Districts and Neighborhoods (PEDs) are seen as a promising pathway towards sustainable urban areas. Several cities have already taken up such PED-related developments.
Silvia Bossi +2 more
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POSITIVE ENERGY DISTRICTS (PEDS) FOR INCLUSIVE AND SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT
International Journal SMC (Sustainable Mediterranean Construction. Land Culture, Research and Technology) , 2020 The paper presents the results of the research "SCC solutions for positive energy districts" developed by Sapienza University of Rome and the ENEA Energy Technology Dept. - Sustainable Energy Network, aimed at deepening the strategies for the transition of the built environment, towards optimized urban models such as the Smart Energy District.
Carola Clemente +2 more
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How to PED – The +CityxChange Cookbook: Experiences and Guidelines on Positive Energy Districts
, 2023 “A PED is a process, not a product” This “How to PED’’ cookbook contains experiences, lessons learned, and recommendations gained throughout the 5 years of the +CityxChan- ge EU Horizon 2020 project, specifically focused on the variety of activities necessary to develop and build Positive Energy Districts (PEDs) in smart sustainable cities and ...
Ahlers, Dirk +22 more
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Stakeholder management in PED projects: challenges and management model
International Journal of Sustainable Energy Planning and Management, 2022 The importance of stakeholder analysis and stakeholder management is magnified as project complexity increases. Complex projects can be characterized by uncertainties arising from emerging technologies and the involvement of various types of ...
Juha-Antti Rankinen +3 more
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Energies, 2021 The Horizon 2020 framework programme is defining funding strategies for research and innovation projects in European cities and promoting policies and solutions for the transition to a competitive energy system at an urban scale.
Tiziana Ferrante, Teresa Villani
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