Business models and consumers' value proposition for PEDs value generation by PEDs: Value Generation by PEDs: Best Practices Case Study Book

E. Derkenbaeva; H. Heinz; M.L. Lopez Dallara; D. Mihailova; K. Galanakis; E. Stathopoulou

Business models and consumers' value proposition for PEDs value generation by PEDs: Value Generation by PEDs: Best Practices Case Study Book

E. Derkenbaeva, H. Heinz, M.L. Lopez Dallara, D. Mihailova, K. Galanakis, E. Stathopoulou

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The EU's SET Plan has proposed the development of Positive Energy Districts (PEDs) to achieve the transition towards a more sustainable energy system through the adoption of renewable energy technologies and energy efficiency measures. PEDs are envisioned to be neighbourhoods that utilise such technologies and create an environment that enables citizens to lead environmentally‐friendly lifestyles. At their core, PEDs create value across three sustainability dimensions: environmental, social, and economic.

Original language	English
Number of pages	76
Publication status	Published - 21 Dec 2020

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Smart-BEEjS: Human-Centric Energy Districts: Smart Value Generation by Building Efficiency and Energy Justice for Sustainable Living
1/04/19 → 31/03/23
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