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Smart Cities and Positive Energy Districts: Urban Perspectives in 2021
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The book Smart Cities and Positive Energy Districts: Urban Perspectives in 2020 is the second book published by MDPI on the topic. It highlights the most recent internationally/nationally funded projects on Smart Cities and Positive Energy Districts, providing readers with an overview of the most recent and effective solutions to support the transition of urban areas towards climate neutrality as well as inspiring solutions not only for researchers but for local governments who seek to transform urban areas into sustainable places.
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Keywords
- building dynamics
- building performance simulation
- building thermal mass
- COVID-19 scenario
- deep energy retrofit
- district heating
- Driving Urban Transition
- economic costs
- enabling solution for PED transition
- energy and climate goals
- Energy Efficiency
- energy efficiency in buildings and real estate
- energy flexibility
- energy modelling
- energy production
- energy sufficiency
- Geographic information systems
- GIS overlay analyses
- Human interaction
- indoor environmental quality
- information and communication technologies
- Mathematics & science
- multi-criteria decision analyses
- n/a
- Neighbourhoods
- occupants’ comfort
- PED boundary
- Physics
- positive energy district
- Positive Energy District (PED)
- positive energy districts
- Reference, information & interdisciplinary subjects
- Renewable energy resources
- Renovation Wave
- Research & information: general
- residential buildings
- seasonal energy balance
- smart districts
- social performance
- sustainable large-scale renovation model
- sustainable urban areas
- sustainable urban development
- urban typology
- yearly energy balance
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-0365-4914-9Editions