Exploring scenarios for more sustainable heating: The case of Niš, Serbia

Živković, Marija; Pereverza, Kateryna; Pasichnyi, Oleksii; Madžarević, Aleksandar; Ivezić, Dejan; Kordas, Olga

doi:10.1016/j.energy.2016.06.034

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“…Furthermore, a few articles were comparable often cited, such as from Gea et al (2013) with 33 citations. Additionally, Zivkovic et al (2016), Maraña et al (2019), andSivrikaya et al (2019) have also more than 12 citations per article (see Figure 8). The words in the titles and abstracts of the 22 identified relevant articles were evaluated and all words that were at least five times mentioned are included in a word cloud.…”

Section: Search On City Resiliencementioning

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Analysis of Standardization Activities for City Resilience From Research Projects

Lindner

Jaca

Hernantes

2023

International Journal of Standardization Research

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Building resilience in cities requires, among other things, translating relevant research findings into practice at the city level. In this regard, standardization is an effective means of supporting the dissemination of research findings on particularly complex topics such as city resilience. To evaluate the scientific landscape on standardization activities for city resilience from research projects, a literature review was carried out using the Web of Science database. Only 6 of the 22 articles identified actually relate to city resilience and standardization, and a further 23 articles were found on so-called Workshop Agreements to provide evidence of the use of standardization activities in research projects in general. They were mainly published in the last five years and dealt little with standardization. The results confirm the lack of relevant scientific publications, and therefore, research should focus on standardization activities in research projects in general and on city resilience in particular.

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Section: Search On City Resiliencementioning

confidence: 99%

Analysis of Standardization Activities for City Resilience From Research Projects

Lindner

Jaca

Hernantes

2023

International Journal of Standardization Research

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“…The results of two scenarios that include different assumptions about availability of low-carbon breakthrough technologies were discussed regarding their feasibility and required policies and measures. Zivkovic et al (2016) used an urban energy system model to analyze backcasting scenarios developed by stakeholders for a sustainability transformation of the heating sector in the city of Nîs, Serbia. Various stages of the stakeholder process provided data for setting up the model.…”

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Participatory modeling for transition governance: Linking methods to process phases

Halbe

Holtz

Ruutu³

2020

Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions

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“…Results for 2030 and 2050 energy scenarios indicate a convenience in implementing heat saving measures to reduce the demand by 20-39% and to deploy a gradually increasing share of district heating, ranging between 32% and 44%. Zivkovic et al [92] explored potential future scenarios of the heating sector in the city of Niš (Serbia), resulting from a participatory strategic planning process involving local stakeholders. Substantial improvements in energy efficiency and security by 2030 were demonstrated to be achievable through a socalled "Efficiency for the green future" scenario including high standards for low-energy buildings, increased share of renewables in the heating energy mix, expansion of district heating system and use of smart technologies and green architecture.…”

Section: Sustainable Centralised and Decentralised Heating Technologiesmentioning

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Sustainable and cost-efficient energy supply and utilisation through innovative concepts and technologies at regional, urban and single-user scales

Piacentino

Duić

Markovska³

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Energy

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The environmental impact of the energy sector and the security and economics of energy supply and utilization have been raising increasing concerns, stimulating the search for innovative solutions for a sustainable use of resources. This article provides an overview of published research in this area, with a focus on papers contributed in special issues of leading journals dedicated to the series of Conferences on Sustainable Development of Energy, Water and Environment Systems (SDEWES), including the articles in the current special issue. Based on this review, research trends are identified and achievements supporting the energy transition are highlighted. The studies that focused on regional or urban energy planning have aimed at (a) increasing penetration of renewable energy sources, (b) optimizing the mix of centralized and distributed technologies (c) introducing additional flexibility in the power sector and d) identifying solutions for sustainable heating. Conversely, researches focused on individual plants or users have targeted the development of technologies for efficient energy use in industry and buildings, with emphasis on multigeneration and waste heat utilisation. The analysis highlights that future scenarios based on sustainable energy systems are viable, although their implementation will require further efforts by researchers and investors and active involvement of consumers.

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Exploring scenarios for more sustainable heating: The case of Niš, Serbia

Cited by 32 publications

References 36 publications

Analysis of Standardization Activities for City Resilience From Research Projects

Analysis of Standardization Activities for City Resilience From Research Projects

Participatory modeling for transition governance: Linking methods to process phases

Sustainable and cost-efficient energy supply and utilisation through innovative concepts and technologies at regional, urban and single-user scales

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