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This book draws on social science analysis to understand the ongoing dynamics within and surrounding local energy communities in reliably electrified countries: Belgium, Canada, Columbia, France, Germany, India, the Netherlands, Spain, and Switzerland.
This book draws on social science analysis to understand the ongoing dynamics within and surrounding local energy communities in reliably electrified countries: Belgium, Canada, Columbia, France, Germany, India, the Netherlands, Spain, and Switzerland.
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Autorenporträt
Gilles Debizet is an Associate Professor of Urban Planning at Université Grenoble Alpes and a researcher at the Pacte Social Sciences Laboratory since 2006. His research focuses on the integration of climate issues in the making of the contemporary city. He was/is a member of scientific committees (Université Grenoble Alpes, Agence Nationale de la Recherche, Réseau RAMAU). He has co-lead the Eco-SESA Cross-Disciplinary Programme since 2017. Marta Pappalardo is an Architect, with a PhD in Urban Planning, currently researcher at the Institute of Urban Planning and Alpine Geography and Pacte Social Sciences Laboratory (Université Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, Science Po Grenoble). Her research focuses on the practices of occupation and management of energy-efficient buildings and on the governance of energy communities. Frédéric Wurtz is a CNRS senior researcher at Grenoble Electrical Engineering Laboratory (G2ELAB) of Grenoble INP - Université Grenoble Alpes and CNRS. He has developed skills at the interface of engineering and social science in the design of energy systems: typically, cars, flights, smart-buildings and smart-grids, eco-districts, smart districts and smart cities, with a current focus on micro-grids and local energy communities.
Inhaltsangabe
Table of contents Co-editors List of chapter contributors Preface Origin of the book Framework of the book Acknowledgments Introduction Social sciences introduction. Local energy communities: state of the art and chapters cross-sectional analysis Gilles Debizet and Marta Pappalardo Engineering sciences introduction. Local Energy Communities: transversal reading Frédéric Wurtz Section A) Motivations and internal/local dynamics of energy sharing communities A.1) Inhabitants' activities and needs relative to renewable energy pooling and sharing: a prospective scenario approach Antoine Martin, Marie-France Agnoletti and Eric Brangier A.2) Shared geothermal energy projects in Montreal: the importance of pre-existing collective action spaces Myriam Proulx and Sophie Van Neste A.3) Energy communities and commons: rethinking collective action through inhabited spaces Marta Pappalardo A.4) Anticipating energy communities in urban projects: challenges and limits Inès Ramirez-Cobo, Gilles Debizet and Silvère Tribout Section B) Collective self-consumption: regulatory framework set-up and controversies B.1) Regulatory framework of collective self-consumption operations: comparative study France, Spain, Germany Blanche Lormeteau B.2) The controversial emergence of collective self-consumption in France Thibaut Fonteneau Section C) Citizen cooperatives: inter-scalar idealizing, learning and structuring for scaling up C.1) Trajectories of renewable energy communities: between democratic processes and economic constraints Armelle Gomez, Benjamin Tyl, and Aude Pottier C.2) Emergence and transformation of Enercoop: The French network of electricity supply cooperatives as a new social economy initiative Rémi Maître C.3) Cooperation within and the institutionalization of participatory renewable energy projects in France: a focus on co-developed citizen, public and private partnership projects Amélie Artis, Justine Ballon, Dorian Litvine, Émilie Dias and Sylvie Blangy Section D) Digital services for peer-to-peer communities: regulatory framework and market D.1) Emerging digital business models for energy communities: Enablers for citizen participation in the energy transition? - Perspectives from Germany Christine Dede and Monika Heyder D.2) Digital technologies for consumer-centred energy markets: opportunities and risks of an energy internet. Hugo Schönbeck, Anna Gorbacheva and Alexandra Schneiders D.3) Digital Energy Trading Platforms: An Economic Analysis Thomas Cortade and Jean-Christophe Poudou Section E) Design energy projects for multi-stakeholders' communities: decision-support tools E.1) Proposal to take into account stakeholders' motivations in models of optimization decision support tools Lou Morriet, Frédéric Wurtz and Gilles Debizet E.2) Decision support for technical design of on-the-spot renewable energy projects involving several stakeholders Jaume Fitó, Sacha Hodencq, Lou Morriet, Julien Ramousse, Frédéric Wurtz and Gilles DebizetIndex
Table of contents Co-editors List of chapter contributors Preface Origin of the book Framework of the book Acknowledgments Introduction Social sciences introduction. Local energy communities: state of the art and chapters cross-sectional analysis Gilles Debizet and Marta Pappalardo Engineering sciences introduction. Local Energy Communities: transversal reading Frédéric Wurtz Section A) Motivations and internal/local dynamics of energy sharing communities A.1) Inhabitants' activities and needs relative to renewable energy pooling and sharing: a prospective scenario approach Antoine Martin, Marie-France Agnoletti and Eric Brangier A.2) Shared geothermal energy projects in Montreal: the importance of pre-existing collective action spaces Myriam Proulx and Sophie Van Neste A.3) Energy communities and commons: rethinking collective action through inhabited spaces Marta Pappalardo A.4) Anticipating energy communities in urban projects: challenges and limits Inès Ramirez-Cobo, Gilles Debizet and Silvère Tribout Section B) Collective self-consumption: regulatory framework set-up and controversies B.1) Regulatory framework of collective self-consumption operations: comparative study France, Spain, Germany Blanche Lormeteau B.2) The controversial emergence of collective self-consumption in France Thibaut Fonteneau Section C) Citizen cooperatives: inter-scalar idealizing, learning and structuring for scaling up C.1) Trajectories of renewable energy communities: between democratic processes and economic constraints Armelle Gomez, Benjamin Tyl, and Aude Pottier C.2) Emergence and transformation of Enercoop: The French network of electricity supply cooperatives as a new social economy initiative Rémi Maître C.3) Cooperation within and the institutionalization of participatory renewable energy projects in France: a focus on co-developed citizen, public and private partnership projects Amélie Artis, Justine Ballon, Dorian Litvine, Émilie Dias and Sylvie Blangy Section D) Digital services for peer-to-peer communities: regulatory framework and market D.1) Emerging digital business models for energy communities: Enablers for citizen participation in the energy transition? - Perspectives from Germany Christine Dede and Monika Heyder D.2) Digital technologies for consumer-centred energy markets: opportunities and risks of an energy internet. Hugo Schönbeck, Anna Gorbacheva and Alexandra Schneiders D.3) Digital Energy Trading Platforms: An Economic Analysis Thomas Cortade and Jean-Christophe Poudou Section E) Design energy projects for multi-stakeholders' communities: decision-support tools E.1) Proposal to take into account stakeholders' motivations in models of optimization decision support tools Lou Morriet, Frédéric Wurtz and Gilles Debizet E.2) Decision support for technical design of on-the-spot renewable energy projects involving several stakeholders Jaume Fitó, Sacha Hodencq, Lou Morriet, Julien Ramousse, Frédéric Wurtz and Gilles DebizetIndex
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