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How to build the climate resilience and environmental sustainability of your facility and services. [PDF]
Mash RJ, Schwerdtle PN.
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A Stakeholder-Based Analysis of Factors Influencing the Development of Grid-Forming Microgrids: A Partial Least Squares SEM Approach. [PDF]
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Energy balance in a Renewable Energy Community [PDF]
Diminishing primary energy resources drives the need for self-sustained households. While it is almost impossible to achieve it for individual households due to the fluctuation of both energy demand and supply of renewable energies, it will be possible to establish sustainable communities.
Henrique A. Melo, Christian Heinrich
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Social housing and renewable energy: Community energy in a supporting role
Energy Research and Social Science, 2018The development of renewable energy offers potential for achieving distributive justice. Individuals and communities have emerged as a major force in shaping just energy transitions. This brief perspective piece provides an introductory exploration of the potential application of community energy to social housing in order to mitigate barriers to ...
Dorina Pojani +1 more
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Energy Sharing in Renewable Energy Communities: the Italian Case
2020 55th International Universities Power Engineering Conference (UPEC), 2020Renewable energy communities (RECs) are recently established legal entities that allow European citizens, local authorities and SMEs to cooperate in the generation, supply and sharing of electrical energy from renewable energy sources. The competitiveness of RECs with respect to traditional market operators is not straightforward, and the investment in
Moncecchi M., Meneghello S., Merlo M.
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Trajectories of renewable energy communities
2022This research addresses the issue of the involvement of individuals and public structures in four Renewable Energy Communities of Nouvelle Aquitaine in France. To do so, this research was conducted using a qualitative approach based on 15 semi-structured interviews of members of these four structures, as well as of local authorities. This chapter focus
Gomez, Armelle +2 more
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The Energy of crisis. Towards Renewable Energy Community
2021 IEEE International Conference on Environment and Electrical Engineering and 2021 IEEE Industrial and Commercial Power Systems Europe (EEEIC / I&CPS Europe), 2021The pandemic event resulting from the spread of the SARS Cov 2 virus has had a deep impact on social system, establishing the conditions for the greatest economic and social crisis of the last century. This crisis necessarily and forcibly led to a radical change in lifestyles and consumption, including energy consumption, which, while having dramatic ...
Debora Cilio +8 more
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Community Renewable Energy Systems
2020Post-print / Final ...
Narayanan Arun, Nardelli Pedro
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Electrical Energy Storage in a Renewable Energy Community: a Planning Approach
IEEE EUROCON 2023 - 20th International Conference on Smart Technologies, 2023Renewable energy communities are an important means to encourage the participation of citizens in the energy transition. The ownership of generation plants by the community citizens allows for lowering investments and thus energy costs, as well as increasing decentralized power plants at the local level.
Mottola F., Proto D., Russo A.
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Renewable Energy in Conservative Communities
2016In most countries, environmentalism is associated with the political left. But in Germany, “conserve” is still the mantra for both conservationists and conservatives. How can environmental campaigners elsewhere get such support across party lines? Maybe by understanding what Burgerenergie is and how it drives so many citizen projects in Germany: people
Craig Morris, Arne Jungjohann
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