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ICT for Community Energy

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type , Conference object 20 Mar 2017 Netherlands, United Kingdom Publisher:Arab Academy for Science, Technology, and Maritime Transport (AASTMT)Journal:Renewable Energy and Sustainable Development, volume 3, pages 71-73 (issn: 2356-8518, eissn: 2356-8569,

Authors: Weerdt, CVD; Carmichael, R; Palm, B;

doi: 10.21622/resd.2017.03.1.071

handle: 10044/1/101313

ICT for Community Energy

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Abstract

Community energy initiatives are becoming more and more widespread. For them to be successful and flourish, engagement from people in the community is a prerequisite. ICT can provide the means to support engagement, by helping people to assess the impact and benefits of a CE project and by capturing and disseminating the benefits. Also, ICT can support with the design and management of a CE project; and lastly ICT can support research on the topic.

Countries

Netherlands, United Kingdom

Related Organizations

Imperial College London
United Kingdom
Delft University of Technology
Netherlands

Keywords

Informatics, 330, civis, TJ807-830, Community energy, Information Society, Renewable energy sources, HOI - Human Behaviour & Organisational Innovations, ict, community energy, participation, Human & Operational Modelling, Life and Social Sciences, Engagement, Participation, ELSS - Earth, 004, CIVIS, ICT, engagement

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