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Roadmaps for Energy

Project

R4E - Roadmaps for Energy


Funding origin:
European
European Union
Funding sources:
Horizon Europe 2020
STRIA Roadmaps:
Other ()
Transport mode:
Multimodal
Multimodal
Transport sectors:
Passenger transport
Passenger transport
Duration:
Start date: 01/03/2015,
End date: 28/02/2018

Status: Finished
Funding details:
Total cost:
€1 999 840
EU Contribution:
€1 999 840

Overview

Objectives:

Within the Roadmaps for Energy (R4E) project the partners worked together to develop a new type of energy strategy through visions and roadmaps for the 8 partner cities, in co-creation with local stakeholders. The stakeholders included the benefactors of the strategy, such as citizens, as well as relevant research and industry partners, to offer a clear picture of the future potential of the city. At the end of the project each partner city each had 2 future scenarios, 2 roadmaps and a portfolio of individual and joint projects to implement sustainable energy policies and measures. Also, the visioning and roadmapping capacities within the municipalities were developed to spur future development and implementation of innovative energy solutions.

Methodology:

In the R4E project a four step process was applied. The first step sets the ambitions for the project. The ambitions of the participating cities on sustainable energy and Smart Cities in general were set, as well as the partner cities' choice for 2 focus areas within Smart Energy Savings: 1.Smart Buildings, 2. Smart Mobility or 3. Smart Urban Spaces.

The second step was to develop desired scenarios for the cities for the selected focus areas.

During the third step the roadmap was created, existing and future technologies and other developments will be identified, which enable the realization of the desired future scenarios. Opportunities and developments were plotted on a timeline to provide insight into the required steps and milestones towards the favoured scenarios. The roadmaps contained generic parts that are common for the partner cities, as well as specific parts that cater for the specific context of the cities.

During the final and fourth step a project portfolio was generated with new projects and initiatives to reach the ambitions, visions and roadmaps of the cities. This portfolio provided an overview of individual and joint projects and includes a cross-city learning plan and a financial plan.  

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