TERIM – Transition Dynamics in Energy Regions: An Integrated Model for Sustainable Policies

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Authors

  • Claudia R. Binder
  • Iris Absenger-Helmli
  • Katja Bedenik
  • Emile Chappin
  • Gerard Dijkema
  • Alessandra Goetz
  • Maria Hecher
  • Christof Knoeri
  • Ulli Vilsmaier
Energy regions are claimed to play a key role for the transition of the energy system. They are regional initiatives which usually envision energy self-sufficiency by using regional energy sources and building a decentralized energy infrastructure. This project analyzes and models energy transitions of two Austrian energy regions: ökoEnergieland, district Güssing and Energieregion Weiz-Gleisdorf. These regions were selected because they show significant differences in their initial conditions, applied strategies and tran-sition processes. Furthermore, in both regions efforts to foster a transition towards a sustainable energy region started in the 90ties, providing data as well as committed stakeholders for collaboration.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationTagungsband 15. Klimatag : 2.–4. April 2014
Number of pages2
Place of PublicationInnsbruch
PublisherUniversität Innsbruck
Publication date2014
Pages78-79
ISBN (electronic)978-3-9503778-0-4
Publication statusPublished - 2014
Event15. Österreichischer Klimatag 2014 - Universität Innsbruck , Innsbruck, Austria
Duration: 02.04.201404.04.2014
Conference number: 15
https://www.ccca.ac.at/de/dialogformate/oesterr-klimatag/archiv-fruehere-klimatage/klimatag-2014/

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