Parte del Focus "Nuove tecnologie e Intelligenza artificiale. Sfide per la pianificazione"
a cura di Adriano Bisello e Michele Grimaldi
PhD student, URD - DIST/Politecnico di Torino, Eurac Research Institute for Renewable Energies
Dcp/Università IUAV di Venezia
DIST/Politecnico di Torino
Eurac Research Institute for Renewable Energies
Per raggiungere gli obiettivi di riduzione delle emissioni di CO₂, è cruciale intervenire sulle città, responsabili del 67% del consumo energetico globale e del 70% delle emissioni legate all’energia. Gli effetti del cambiamento climatico sono sempre più evidenti, rendendo necessaria un’azione urgente. In questo contesto, i Distretti a energia positiva (PED) emergono come modelli innovativi per promuovere l’autosufficienza energetica e l’efficienza delle risorse. Questo studio analizza il ruolo dei PED nella transizione energetica urbana, con un focus sulla loro applicazione nel contesto mediterraneo ed europeo. La ricerca mira a definire un diagramma Causal Loop Diagram per analizzare il processo di rigenerazione urbana, fornendo a progettisti e amministrazioni uno strumento utile per valutare impatti e potenziali criticità. Viene esplorata l’interazione tra stakeholder, infrastrutture e politiche, con l’obiettivo di fornire linee guida per una pianificazione urbana più integrata, resiliente e sostenibile.
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