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- Des propositions de sujet de thèse à pouvoir à partir du 1er octobre 2020 - Phd proposals available starting from October 1, 2020
- Replay - Energy communities conferencefrom June 15, 2020 to September 15, 2020"Energy communities for collective self-consumption: frameworks, practices and tools" first sessions took place online on June and July. Access now the the replays!
- Lancement du forum LowTRE - Low-Tech, Recherche, Enseignementon the June 10, 2020Le 10 juin 2020, le webinaire "Quelle place pour les low-tech dans l'enseignement et la recherche ?" a permis de lancer le forum collaboratif LowTRE, à destination de toute la communauté concernée par la thématique. Accédez au lien !
- La ComEX Recherche UGA invite les chercheurs de toute la ComUE à participer aux ateliers préparatoires qui auront lieu fin 2018 et début 2019 en amont des Grenoble Interdisciplinary Days "Planète et Société durables" au prisme des "Transitions et questions d'échelle".
- Contribution sur le thème : production et stockage décentralisés de l'énergie / accélérer le déploiement de solutions innovantes
- Quatrième édition de l'école internationale d'été francophone sur les énergies renouvelables EIE : Energies renouvelables, Energies rentables ? L’entreprenariat au service du développement local des énergies renouvelables.
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.
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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