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description Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 2017 ItalyPublisher:RSC Publishing,, [Cambridge] , Regno Unito Authors: Sanjay K Ram; Derese Desta;Rita Rizzoli;
Michele Bellettato; +7 AuthorsRita Rizzoli
Rita Rizzoli in OpenAIRESanjay K Ram; Derese Desta;Rita Rizzoli;
Michele Bellettato; Folmer Lyckegaard; Pia B Jensen; Bjarke R Jeppesen; Jacques Chevallier;Rita Rizzoli
Rita Rizzoli in OpenAIRECaterina Summonte;
Arne Nylandsted Larsen; Peter Balling;Caterina Summonte
Caterina Summonte in OpenAIREhandle: 20.500.14243/349102
Efforts to realize thin-film solar cells on unconventional substrates face several obstacles in achieving good energy-conversion efficiency and integrating light-management into the solar cell design. In this report a technique to circumvent these obstacles is presented: transferability and an efficient light harvesting scheme are combined for thin-film silicon solar cells by the incorporation of a NaCl layer. Amorphous silicon solar cells in p-i-n configuration are fabricated on reusable glass substrates coated with an interlayer of NaCl. Subsequently, the solar cells are detached from the substrate by dissolution of the sacrificial NaCl layer in water and then transferred onto a plastic sheet, with a resultant post-transfer efficiency of 9%. The light-trapping effect of the surface nanotextures originating from the NaCl layer on the overlying solar cell is studied theoretically and experimentally. The enhanced light absorption in the solar cells on NaCl-coated substrates leads to significant improvement in the photocurrent and energy conversion efficiency in solar cells with both 350 and 100 nm thick absorber layers, compared to flatsubstrate solar cells. Efficient transferable thin-film solar cells hold a vast potential for widespread deployment of off-grid photovoltaics and cost reduction.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.euapps Other research productkeyboard_double_arrow_right Other ORP type 2021 ItalyNicolò Barbieri; Ilaria Beretta; Valeria Costantini; Alessio D'Amato; Marianna Gilli; Giovanni Marin; Massimiliano Mazzanti; Simone Tagliapietra;Roberto Zoboli;
Mariangela Zoli;Roberto Zoboli
Roberto Zoboli in OpenAIRESusanna Paleari;
Andrea M. Bassi; Stefan Ulrich Speck;Susanna Paleari
Susanna Paleari in OpenAIREhandle: 20.500.14243/432421
This report presents the results of the work carried out at ETC/WMGE on Green economy transition: Macroeconomic analytical framework in 2020 and 2021. The main aim was to provide the arguments for adopting a macro-level perspective to the green economy transition and to the European Green Deal (EGD). Some analytical results presented in this report provided inputs to the process leading to the EEA report Reflecting on green growth.
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Silvia Terzago
Silvia Terzago in OpenAIREElisa Palazzi;
Jost von Hardenberg;Elisa Palazzi
Elisa Palazzi in OpenAIREhandle: 20.500.14243/330958
The Hindu-Kush Karakoram Himalaya (HKKH) mountains and the Tibetan plateau are the world's largest snow and ice reservoir outside the polar regions and they are often referred to as the "Third Pole". These mountains feed the most important Asian river systems, and changes in snow and precipitation dynamics in this area could severely impact on water availability for downstream populations, agriculture and energy production, ecosystems and biodiversity. Despite their importance, precipitation and snowpack characteristics in the HKKH region are still poorly known, owing to the limited availability of surface observations in this remote and high elevation area. Global Climate Models (GCMs) still have too coarse spatial resolution to reproduce the small scale variability of precipitation and snow in orographically complex areas. Nevertheless, they may be effective in providing, even at a regional scale, a smooth but coherent picture of the large scale temporal and spatial patterns of these two variables in these areas. The quantification of the uncertainties in GCM simulations is essential to define the models skills in reproducing climate variability and to critically analyze future climate change projections. We investigate how the spatial and temporal variability of precipitation and snowpack in the HKKH region is represented in historical and future simulations of the state-of-the-art GCMs participating in the CMIP5 effort, and we investigate the role of elevation-dependent surface warming. The model outputs in the historical period are compared with the main, currently available observational datasets, including surface- and satellite-based observations and reanalysis data.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report 2021 Italy Funded by:EC | GEOENVIEC| GEOENVIA. Manzella1; S. Giamberini1; G. Montegrossi1; D. Scrocca1; C. Chiarabba1; P. Valkering2; S. Delvaux2; V. Harcouët-Menou2; F. Branchu3; J. Maury3; C. Maurel3; C. Bozkurt4; A. Nádor5; S.R. Guðjónsdóttir6; M. Guðmundsdóttir6; G. Ravier7; N. Cuenot7; D. Bonciani8; L. Torsello8; M. Luchini9; F. Batini10; P. Dumas11;Geothermal energy has similar social acceptability issues as other renewable energy technologies. The territory of a geothermal project should be known in depth, understood and respected, including the public and its value, the energy issues and the entire socio-economic and political context as well. This knowledge can only be acquired with the tools provided by social sciences. It will be the key to build a project adapted to the territory, to communicate with and engage the public in a suitable way. Three tools helpful in fostering constructive interactions with the public have been examined: information sharing, creating local benefits, and public participation.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object 2023 ItalyAuthors: Agatino Nicita; Monica Musolino; Gaetano Maggio; Erika D'Aleo;The paper addressed the issue of the emergence of renewable energy communities (RECs) in Italy, after the related law which entered into force in 2020 allowing the possibility of creating them. We especially focused on the process of creating alliances among different actors - professional, institutions, NGOs, citizens - highlighting possible trends or models for the future that need to be verified in further research. The approach proposed to carry out the analysis of this current process is the Actor-Network Theory, aiming at drawing the assemblages of human and non-human actants at a general level. In accordance with this analysis, we selected three case studies in order to show their different ways of organising, the relevance of the trust in establishing each REC and of local context in affecting the composition and features of the actor-networks. The proposed analysis aimed to show how it is possible to identify different networks in accordance with the different visions of the RECs and the socio-economic needs related to the various geographical areas of Italy. This kind of research and its rationale could be useful and replicable in relation to countries featuring considerable internal differences such as Italy.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object 2019 ItalyAuthors: F Cerciello;B Apicella;
B Apicella
B Apicella in OpenAIREC Russo;
C Russo
C Russo in OpenAIREO Senneca;
O Senneca
O Senneca in OpenAIREhandle: 20.500.14243/386458
The present work focuses on the effects of pressure on the quality of char and primary tar produced from fast pyrolysis of lignocellulosic biomass. Heat treatment has been carried out in a heated strip reactor (HSR) at 1573 K in nitrogen at 2, 4, 8 bar, with holding times of 3 s and heating rate of 104 K/s. The equipment allows quenching the volatiles as soon as they are emitted from the particles and collecting them for further chemical analyses. The char samples are also collected for thermogravimetric analysis in air. The DTG curves in air of char prepared at 2 bar shows two resolved peaks. Increasing the pressure of heat treatment from 2 to 4 bar has a minor effect on char reactivity, whereas further increase to 8 bar drastically changes the char combustion patterns, and the DTG curves exhibit only one well defined peak. For all the process conditions investigated, Oxo-aromatics are the dominant species in the tar. Benzendiol prevails in the 2 bar tar, followed by oxo-aromatic compounds related to lignin structure, while PAHs are mainly present as Fluorene. When pressure increases, Phenols compounds drastically prevail, and PAHs as Anthracene and Pyrene appear.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 2018 ItalyPublisher:Copernicus GmbH, Katlenburg-Lindau , Germania handle: 20.500.14243/376603
As stated in many issues, the climate a leading cause of triggering and evolution of mass movements. Differently from other triggering factors the climatic factors can be well defined for the past and forecasted in the short and medium term. Therefore, the recognition of the climatic trends related to geomorphological and hydrogeological modifications allows for a prevision of landslides and other impacts on human life. The Fourth Assessment Report (AR4) on Climate Change (IPCC) predicts that the global sea level will rise of 60 cm by the year 2100 in response to the warming of the oceans and melting of glaciers. This could have a significant impact on the evolution of the environment if we take into account that coastal areas house approximately 10% of the world population. This paper describes an example of how climate change, and all possible related effects, played a driving role on the triggering and evolution of a huge landslide. The studied area is the coastal slope of the town of Vasto (Abruzzo, Central Italy) recently affected by numerous landslide reactivations. The landslide body extends for 2 km2 from the crown zone (at about 150 m a.s.l.) towards the coastal line. The deep-seated gravitational deformations and large landslides with submarine foots observed on the Vasto coastline are typical of mass movements occurring along the Adriatic coast, in the Plio-Pleistocene sequences represented by clays, sands and conglomerates with continental deposits covers. This study shows that the historical reactivations of the landslide, as well as its scarp retrogression, are related to transients destabilizing factors such as rainfall or snow-melting whereas oldest and deeper mass movements were caused by various eustatic fluctuations in sea level, starting from the emergence of the slope in the middle Pleistocene, where the sub-aerial phase of the transgressive marine succession began. A paleo-morphologic reconstruction of the slope enabled to correlate the numerous instabilities over time to the fluctuations in the level of the Adriatic Sea from the Middle Pleistocene to the present. For a more complete study, it was necessary to reconstruct a "geological-evolutionary model of the slope" that could explain the current stratigraphic features and the actual landsliding framework. The evolutionary model has been useful to understand and explain how the variation in sea level due to climate changes and the simultaneous lifting of the area conditioned the present morphology of the hillside, predisposing the slope to a widespread landsliding. The results of geological-evolutionary model of the slope were validated using a Finite Elements stress-strain analysis carried out by means of the FLAC 6.0 calculation code. The stress-strain numerical simulations show that the first activation of the landslide Vasto would have taken about 200,000 years ago at a rapid rising of sea level. In conclusion, the landslide mass currently observable reflects a phenomenon of instability which was fully activated approximately 200,000 years ago, in correspondence with a phase of high marine station. This instability continued to evolve with local events up to the present day.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.euapps Other research productkeyboard_double_arrow_right Other ORP type 2020 ItalyVajda A; Wolff C; Hyvärinen O;Pasqui M;
Varela V; Van Velthoven P; Krikken F;Pasqui M
Pasqui M in OpenAIREProto M;
Proto M
Proto M in OpenAIRELasaponara R;
Lasaponara R
Lasaponara R in OpenAIREhandle: 20.500.14243/407481
Wildfires are critical natural hazards, both in the Mediterranean and boreal regions of Europe, causing significant environmental and economic damages and losses. Operational drought and fire risk forecast services on sub-seasonal, seasonal and climatic scale allow fire protection authorities to increase preparedness and response in drought and fire related emergencies and to develop mitigation and adaptation strategies in these regions.
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Other literature type 2017 ItalyAuthors:Montanari D;
Agostini A;Montanari D
Montanari D in OpenAIREBonini M;
Bonini M
Bonini M in OpenAIRECorti G;
Corti G
Corti G in OpenAIREhandle: 20.500.14243/330989
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For further information contact us at helpdesk@openaire.eudescription Publicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object 2018 ItalyAuthors:O Senneca;
O Senneca
O Senneca in OpenAIREC Russo;
C Russo
C Russo in OpenAIREA Ciajolo;
F Cerciello; +6 AuthorsA Ciajolo
A Ciajolo in OpenAIREO Senneca;
O Senneca
O Senneca in OpenAIREC Russo;
C Russo
C Russo in OpenAIREA Ciajolo;
F Cerciello; L Cortese; F Stanzione; SHeuer; M Schiemann; V Scherer;A Ciajolo
A Ciajolo in OpenAIREB Apicella;
B Apicella
B Apicella in OpenAIREhandle: 20.500.14243/343177
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