Europe’s cities are growing. The efficient use and supply of energy play a major role in meeting the challenges of increasing urbanization and in developing a smart and sustainable future. Therefore politics, urban planning and the economy are requested to implement smart energy strategies, instruments and financing tools in order to master the challenges lying ahead. In our two-day conference – in cooperation with the European city network EUROCITIES – we discussed these topics with international decision-makers, experts on city development and city administration.
31 May 2017 - 1 June 2017 | Berlin
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Actions related to smart energy cities in the city of Warsaw (Michał Olszewski)
Energy Agency for SoutheastSweden (ESS) (Stefan Olsson)
Energy management and energy planning in urban districts (Frank Elstermann)
Energy Services - Establishing Markets for Energy Efficiency (Michael Geissler)
Energy Transition in Mexico City (Ricardo Becerra)
EnergyLab Nordhavn (Christoffer Greisen)
EU funding for energy efficiency and sustainable energy in cities (Vincent Berrutto)
Good Practice and Innovative Planning Instruments from Stockholm (Örjan Lönngren)
Green conservation lab Tel-Aviv (Rinat Millo-Steinlauf)
Integrative energy planning for growing cities from a private-economic perspective (Hanno Balzer)
Integrative energy planning of urban areas (Waltraud Schmid)
Smart Cities in Buenos Aires (Nicolas Ruiz Moreno)
Smart City Berlin (Claudia Rathfux)
Smart Energy Supply in Spain (Silvia Sanjoaquín Vives)