City Territorial Energy Planning Conference
- Javier Trespalacios
- Jun 5, 2022
- 2 min read
Updated: Sep 12
On June 1, the Autonomous University of the Caribbean will hold a Research Update Day in Engineering, featuring two conferences. One of them will be presented by Javier Trespalacios, a collaborator of Suforall, who will speak about city energy planning (PET).
Conference on territorial energy planning of cities - Autonomous University of the Caribbean (UAC)
It will deal with the relationship between population, energy, and CO₂ emissions, as well as the economy vs. energy, and who are the largest energy consumers, in this case, it is the cities, which will grow by a value close to 40%.
Conference territorial energy planning of cities - Autonomous University of the Caribbean (UAC): the growth of cities and energy vs. the economy
Then explain what a PET (Territorial Energy Planning) is in a city, and why it was reached; you will see an example of how the analysis is done, followed by regions where territorial energy planning has been successful.
City Territorial Energy Planning Conference - Autonomous University of the Caribbean (UAC): The Island of Samso, a successful case of PET
Finally, it will be shown how a PET would be in the city of Barranquilla.
City Territorial Energy Planning Conference - Autonomous University of the Caribbean (UAC): example of what a PET would be like in Barranquilla
It is important to mention from Suforall that a PET includes the following SDGs:
SDG 7 - Guarantee access to affordable, secure, sustainable, and modern energy:
City energy planning - Suforall | SDG 7 - Guarantee access to affordable, safe, sustainable and modern energy
SDG 11 - Make cities more inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable.
SDG 13 - Adopt urgent measures to combat climate change and its effects.
SDGs
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