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Smart cities and sustainable development goals (SDGs): A systematic literature review of co-benefits and trade-offs
Despite the wealth of research on smart cities, there is a lack of studies examining interlinkages between smart cities and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In other words, there is limited research on how implementing smart city solutions can lead to ...
London2023The Rebound Effects from Industrial Energy Efficiency Improvements
In energy policy, energy efficiency constitutes a central element in reducing domestic and, specifically, industrial en-ergy use. Unfortunately, the effectiveness of energy efficiency improvements in achieving its targets is known to be limited by rebound ...
EPFL2022More from Less? Environmental Rebound Effects of City Size
Claudia Rebeca Binder Signer, João Vitor Meirelles de Miranda
Global sustainability relies on our capacity of understanding and guiding urban systems and their metabolism adequately. It has been proposed that bigger and denser cities are more resource-efficient than smaller ones because they tend to demand less infra ...
2021Behavioral Change towards EE by Utilizing ICT Tools
Due to end-users’ habit being one of the prominent factors influencing building performance, changing user behavior to encourage energy efficient habits has tremendous potential to facilitate energy savings. Four ongoing European projects, eTea ...
2020Endogenous Energy Efficiency Improvement of Large-Scale Refurbishment in the Swiss Residential Building Stock
Marc Vielle, Sergey Arzoyan, Michel Zimmermann
In Switzerland, according to Swiss Federal Office of Energy around 50% of primary energy consumption is attributable to buildings: 30% for heating, air-conditioning and hot water, 14% for electricity and around 6% for construction and maintenance. However, ...
2018Endogenous Energy Efficiency Improvement of Large-Scale Refurbishment in the Swiss Residential Building Stock
Marc Vielle, Sergey Arzoyan, Michel Zimmermann
In Switzerland, according to Swiss Federal Office of Energy around 50% of primary energy consumption is attributable to buildings: 30% for heating, air-conditioning and hot water, 14% for electricity and around 6% for construction and maintenance. However, ...
2018A field-based modelling framework of the ecohydrology of schistosomiasis
Successful control of schistosomiasis, a water-borne parasitic disease, is challenged by the intricacy of the wormâs lifecycle, which depends on aquatic snail intermediate hosts, and involves environmental, ecologic, and socio-economic factors. Current s ...
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