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Organization
Know more about the organization of the Eco-SESA project. The directors of the project, leaders of each Research Fronts and which labs are involved
Research Fronts
Eco-SESA is organised in 5 Research Fronts. Each one falls in line with the most current scientific litterature. They together contribute to the climate challenge of integration of on-the-spot renewable energy generation in urban areas.
Partner Laboratories & disciplines
16 partner laboratories in the Eco-SESA project & 11 disciplines
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  • Deux matinées d'échanges autour du CDP Eco-SESA
    Franc succès pour ces premières matinées d'échanges autour des perspectives et des premiers résultats du projet dix mois après l’arrivée des premiers doctorants et post-doctorants.
  • Atelier de Transition Engineering
    on the July 2, 2018
    Univ. Grenoble Alpes prend part à la proposition «GREnoble Alps Together» portée par Grenoble-Alpes Métropole en réponse à l'appel à projets national «Territoire d’Innovation de Grande Ambition». Après leur présélection, la Métro et ses partenaires préparent aujourd’hui la proposition complète.
  • SAVE THE DATE: 28 juin et 4 juillet matinées premiers résultats et perspectives
    A l’attention de l’ensemble des communautés scientifiques de la COMUE et de l’IDEX ainsi qu'aux acteurs de l'énergie et de la ville.


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Planning, management and governance of urban energy systems

As our societies face the challenges of climate change, renewable energies are confronting the classical – centralized, unidirectional – operating mode of urban grids and the relationship of individuals and communities to energy at large.

Based on observations at the building and district scales, the project Eco-SESA aims to produce knowledge, concepts, tools and methods to re-think the planning, management and governance of urban energy systems, as well as the design of their components. To reach Safe, Efficient, Sustainable and Accessible energy, these contributions will be shared with the scientific communities and the city and energy stakeholders.
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