Positive Energy Districts 2040 Symposium: One Vision, Multiple Pathways

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Feb 18, 2022 01:30 PM - 05:00 PM(Europe/Amsterdam)

20220218T1330 20220218T1700 Europe/Amsterdam Positive Energy Districts 2040 Symposium: One Vision, Multiple Pathways The Smart BEEjS Symposium focuses on two areas of interest that derive from our collaborative research outputs: 1.The SET Plan priority action for EU to establish 100 Positive Energy Districts across EU by 2025; 2.The need for the energy transformation to be just and inclusive, avoiding the creation of a new generation of inequalities and energy injustice. These areas cut across the efforts for decarbonisation of the energy system and raise the importance of the local context and socio-economic background for any policy or technological-based intervention. The symposium aims at interdisciplinary researchers, practitioners and policymakers at local and national level, mindful of the individual and social dimensions of decarbonisation efforts at local level. Virtual Room Reinventing the City events@ams-institute.org

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The Smart BEEjS Symposium focuses on two areas of interest that derive from our collaborative research outputs: 1.The SET Plan priority action for EU to establish 100 Positive Energy Districts across EU by 2025; 2.The need for the energy transformation to be just and inclusive, avoiding the creation of a new generation of inequalities and energy injustice. These areas cut across the efforts for decarbonisation of the energy system and raise the importance of the local context and socio-economic background for any policy or technological-based intervention.

The symposium aims at interdisciplinary researchers, practitioners and policymakers at local and national level, mindful of the individual and social dimensions of decarbonisation efforts at local level.