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Ongoing urbanization and ever-growing harmful environmental impacts from urban areas necessitate a sustainability transformation in cities. However, cities are also centers of wealth creation and consumption, which both drive environmental degradation. It is clear that cities need to re-establish themselves as low-energy/low-carbon systems, but the transformation is complex in many ways and time is running out. This Special Issue, “Energy Efficient Cities of Today and Tomorrow”, seeks to provide a more profound understanding of the future energy requirements of urban areas and low-energy and low-carbon cities. The published papers range from macro-level assessments of cities manifesting themselves as forerunners in their environmental work to micro-level studies of pro-environmental attitudes and their impacts on individual emissions, a carbon footprint impacts of sharing of goods and services.
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Keywords
- ALPG
- building energy use
- carbon footprint
- Climate change mitigation
- consumption
- Decision-making
- Electricity
- energy audit
- energy community
- energy democracy
- energy efficient refurbishment measures
- energy footprint
- energy mapping
- energy modelling
- energy transition
- European Union
- green buildings
- Greenhouse gases
- Historic buildings
- History of engineering & technology
- Household
- household economies of scale
- household size
- international travel
- LEED rating system
- load profiles
- local travel
- localized weather data
- LPG
- Manhattan
- Methodology
- mobility patterns
- modelling
- multi-level perspective
- national travel
- non-motorized modes
- operation and management
- passenger transport energy use
- policymaking
- Population density
- pro-environmental attitude
- pro-environmental behavior
- Public transport
- Renewable energies
- residential
- residential buildings
- Rural
- Sustainable Cities
- sustainable transition
- Swedish cities
- Technology, engineering, agriculture
- Technology: general issues
- theory of planned behavior
- transition management
- transition roadmaps
- transport infrastructure
- urban
- urban building energy modelling
- urban building energy use model
- urban form
- urban scale energy modelling
- urban zones
- Wepro model
- Workflow
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-0365-0363-9Editions