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POWERING THE ENERGY TRANSITION AT THE DISTRICT LEVEL A practical guide for local initiators October 2023 Authors Hanne Mangelschots Chiara Cicchianni Joachim Declerck Research consortium Architecture Workroom Brussels Urban Innovation Vienna GmbH City of Stockholm City of Brussels City of Vienna City Mine(d) 3E NV FH Technikum Wien Wien 3420 aspern Development AG Vienna University of Business and Economics Energy Cities Publisher Architecture Workroom Brussels, independent innovation house for transformation
Page 1 and 2: POWERING THE ENERGY TRANSITION AT T
Page 3: Table of contents INTRODUCTION The
Page 7 and 8: INTRODUCTION 3 The district as driv
Page 9 and 10: of a strong governance structure an
Page 11 and 12: Can all districts become a ‘Posit
Page 15 and 16: CHAPTER 1 Portraits of PED experime
Page 17 and 18: graphical delineations are always l
Page 19 and 20: PORTRAIT 1 15 Northern Quarter, Bru
Page 21 and 22: 2. The district is composed of cont
Page 23 and 24: Energy potential in local, collecti
Page 25 and 26: 6. Different scenarios for the ener
Page 27 and 28: 9. In this context, City Mine(d), a
Page 29 and 30: 10.3 25 11.1 CHAPTER 1. Portraits o
Page 31 and 32: 13. After a year of experimentation
Page 33 and 34: 29 Clusters for building potential
Page 35 and 36: PORTRAIT 2 31 aspern Seestadt, Vien
Page 37 and 38: 2. The process of drawing up the ma
Page 39 and 40: Central district heating for energy
Page 41 and 42: 6. The part of aspern Seestadt deve
Page 43 and 44: 8. Wien 3420 AG is also responsible
Page 45 and 46: 10. Since 2018 a neighbourhood budg
Page 47 and 48: PORTRAIT 3 43 Stockholm Royal Seapo
Page 49 and 50: 2. In the heart of the district, se
Page 51 and 52: High energy targets as a driver for
Page 53 and 54: 7. The City of Stockholm has implem
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Engagement of private developers an
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Integrated urban design Efficient e
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14. The neighbourhood as a whole is
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PORTRAIT 4 57 Bospolder- Tussendijk
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2. Public life in the neighbourhood
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4. To bridge the gap between the pl
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6. First, a mapping was made of the
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8. Together with technical and fina
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10. WijkEnergieWerkt (District Ener
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Energy District Table guiding forma
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PORTRAIT 5 71 Lyon Confluence, Lyon
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2. The bridge between the twentieth
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4. The Lyon Confluence has become a
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A semi-public company to lead the w
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Citizen engagement for the co-desig
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11. Three times a year since 2006,
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Lyon Confluence. From the outset, t
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PORTRAIT 6 85 Georgian Quarter, Lim
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Georgian era and due to economic de
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4. The City of Limerick participate
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A sustainable historic city centre
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Capacity-building with citizens and
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12. One of the initiatives recently
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CHAPTER 2 Keys for realizing PEDs 9
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using them, either to frame and ins
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KEY 1 103 How to analyse the local
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Each district has its own spatial,
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1.B Energy potential analysis The c
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CHAPTER 2. Keys for realizing PEDs
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1.E Planned investments analysis Th
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KEY 2 113 How to empower local stak
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The development of a PED requires t
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skills to build a local wind turbin
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identity or values and interests ca
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2.D Open house By inviting people t
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2.G Games and prototypes The way el
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my landlord. I can ask him to show
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KEY 3 127 Which district targets do
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Targets are the points on the horiz
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Is the Northern Quarter in Brussels
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water into the ground, the heat isl
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135 3.C Integrated targets through
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shopkeepers’ group, a beekeeper a
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KEY 4 139 How to co-design the step
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Plotting different roles, workstrea
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often take the lead: the municipali
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4.B Collective projects as parts of
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aren’t prepared to renovate and c
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and detailed versions further in th
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KEY 5 151 Who coordinates the multi
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PEDs involve a multitude of actions
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5.B Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) I
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5.D Interdepartmental working group
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Government 159 Ministers CEOs Regio
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KEY 6 161 Which projects can become
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Exemplary projects put the PED stra
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Overview of singular energy measure
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6.A Public investments as anchor po
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the year. The heating system can be
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and what regulatory frameworks are
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KEY 7 173 How to finance inclusive,
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PEDs require sustained investments
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or so. The institutions continue to
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Seeds for a PED business case 179 T
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7.D Diversified business models Fin
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€ 500, others € 15,000, dependi
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KEY 8 185 How to multiply skills an
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PEDs are made by people and so they
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during the programme and small init
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just technical skills, but also sof
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KEY 9 193 How to activate city inst
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To realize PEDs, local authorities
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9.B Public land and properties as a
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Often, one-stop shops are also reco
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financial implications, and breach
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KEY 10 203 How to monitor and evalu
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To monitor progress in light of the
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The other way round, too much focus
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↦ Affordability The total cost sa
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the top of the Router and lands in
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to think about their energy behavio
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KEY 11 215 Which enabling environme
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A district approach thrives when it
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11.B Regional energy strategy Devel
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11.E PED initiation team To (help)
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in the cities. One of the regional
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CHAPTER 3 Considerations 227 What a
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QUICK RESULT vs DEEP TRANSFORMATION
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ENERGY AS A GOAL vs ENERGY AS A MEA
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URBAN RENEWAL 239 vs GENTRIFICATION
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EMPOWERING 243 vs UNBURDENING What
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ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE FIRST vs RENO
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DISTRICT-BASED vs CITYWIDE APPROACH
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EXPERIMENTATION FIRST vs REGULATION
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INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS vs LOCAL CU
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TECHNICAL vs SOCIAL INNOVATION 263
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EPILOGUE 267 For a wave of energy d
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neighbourhoods. The complex social
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Glossary 273 Aquathermy Renewable e
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Hydroelectric power Electricity gen
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List of practices 277 +CityxChange
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HAUSKUNFT (p. 198, 243) One-stop sh
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WieNeu+ (p. 106, 158, 221) Neighbou
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Literature list 283 — 3E (2022),
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— Ministerie van Binnenlandse Zak
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On Cities4PEDs 287 This toolkit bui
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Colophon 289 An initiative of Archi
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