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Fact sheet Project title Funding program Urban Planners with Renewable Energy Skills – UP-RES Intelligent Energy Europe Project duration Sep 1, 2010 – Feb 28, 2013 Project website Partners http://aaltopro.fi/up-res Aalto University (Finland, project coordinator) AGFW-Projektgesellschaft für Rationalisierung, Information und Standardisierung mbH, (Germany) BRE, Building and Research Establishment Ltd. (U.K.) Debreceni Egyetem (Hungary) SaAS, Sabaté Associats, Arquitectura i Sostenibilitat (Spain) Technische Universität München (Germany) Universität Augsburg (Germany) Main objectives Main results 1. To organise pilot training of urban planners to become familiar with RES in five countries 2. To create training material to other universities and planning schools 36 short courses and 4 long courses with some 700 trainees Freely downloadable training material of ten modules in about 300 slides and explanatory texts in ten language versions such as English, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Polish, Romanian, Spanish and Swedish as well as six simple planning tools and 30 selected best practice cases in English. Contact of Coordinator Aalto University Professional Development, AaltoPRO Ms. Anna-Maija Ahonen Email: anna-maija.ahonen@aalto.fi Phone: +358 50 307 4934
For the reader This report summarises the outcomes of a 30 months duration continuing education project entitled ‘Urban Planners with Renewable Energy Skills’ (UP-RES). The project was carried out by a multi-disciplinary international consortium with the aim of informing planners and related professionals about energy-efficient and CO 2 reducing technologies, practices and systems that can be developed across urban areas to serve whole communities. This report provides an overview of the key issues: • The overall project approach to devising a training program based on preceding training needs analysis • The key tasks involved in creating the training materials • The marketing of the training as well as evaluation results • Best practise examples of RES in urban planning. The UP-RES project has focused on several major target groups. These include those groups directly involved in taking forward renewable energy projects for whom the UP-RES training was principally focused; those who wish to deliver such training programmes; and policy makers who are ultimately responsible for the decisions that govern how widely such technologies will be implemented. Each of these groups has its own perspective concerning renewable energy technologies so the report is structured accordingly: • For professionals involved in implementation: Among those professions that are likely to become involved with renewable energy initiatives in urban areas are urban planners, architects, energy suppliers, developers, building owners, and consulting engineers. For these professionals chapters 3.2 (summary of training need analysis) and 4 (best practise examples) are most likely to appeal. • For training experts and organisations: Training programmes that address the relevance of renewable energies in urban areas require a comprehensive set of materials. As an example of how to organise training courses and lessons learnt, chapter 3 might be interesting. • For the generally interested: Renewable energies are becoming increasingly popular, and are of particular interest to students, researchers, policy makers, and decision makers. Therefore, the report offers some information about a choice of training materials and quotable best practises as well as undesired examples in chapter 4.
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