IEA SHC Task 51 - Solar Energy in Urban Planning fokuserar på dagsaktuella frågor och finansieras i Sverige av Energimyndigheten, ARQ och AAR14. Projektet är en del av International Energy Agency (IEA). IEA är en fristående organisation med 28 medlemsländer och fungerar som OECD-ländernas samarbetsorgan för energifrågor.
Den 11 mars arrangerar FFS/SPECIAL tillsammans med White och projektet IEA SHC TASK 51 – Solar Energy in Urban Planning, ett halvdagsseminarium i Stockholm om energiperspektiv (särskilt solenergi) i stads- och landskapsplanering.
Internationella och svenska föreläsare samt goda exempel. Detaljerat program presenteras finns i denna pdf. Välkommen!
Welcome to a seminar on Solar Energi in Urban planning, focusing active and passive solar in Comprehensive Planning, New Urban Environments and Sensitive landscapes. Comprehensive Planning experinces from two EU-projects are presented. The need to balance modern needs for renewable energy with cultural and historical heritage, agricultural value, aesthetic values together with economical values such as tourism or ecosystem services are adressed in Solar energy in Sensitive Landscapes. The last sec-
tion adresses the challenges of density, daylight and active solar energy in planning urban areas.
Program
09:00 Introduction by Maria Wall, senior researcher coordinator of IEA SHC Task 51
09.10 Solar energy in Comprehensive planning - Mats Lundström, Urban Planner & Designer och Tech. Lic, FFS.
Experiences from SPECIAL, an EU-project on energy in planning.
Ulrich Leopold, Senior Researcher in Geocomputation, expert in IEA SHC Task 51
On The Smart City and Region Energy platform for energy in planning.
10.00 Solar energy in Sensitive Landscapes
Alessandra Scognamiglio, Architect and expert in IEA SHC Task 51
On coexistance between energy and landscape and solar parks.
Andreas Huss, Architect
On a method to incorporate recreational and visual aspects into GIS planning
Fika
11.00 Solar Energy in New Urban Environments Marja Lundgren, Architect and expert in IEA SHC Task 51
On active solar and daylight integration in planning New Urban Environments
