Join us for the 7th edition of Sustainable Places! Europe’s #1 destination for dissemination of research and stakeholder engagement
5 June 2019 - 7 June 2019
France
Conference Scope
Sustainability targets and climate change objectives cannot be met without addressing buildings and the built environment at the building, district and urban scale to include our transport and energy infrastructures. Renowned for showcasing results coming out of the EU Horizon 2020 Framework Programme via the participation of cutting-edge research and innovation projects, the scope of Sustainable Places is captured directly in the name. It involves designing, building and retrofitting the places we live and work in a more sustainable way.
Conference Concept
Sustainable Places prides itself on being an ideal platform for the dissemination of research, the conduct of workshops, EU project clustering and networking between stakeholders of all types. SP2019 will be held over three days allowing morning travel on the first day and afternoon travel on the third day. Between opening and closing keynote sessions, parallel technical sessions and project-organized workshops are held on conference topic areas. The venue is available all week (free of charge) for project meetings and side events.
Conference Topics
Each year, Sustainable Places features topics that are shaping how we think about buildings and the built environment. In this 7th edition of Sustainable Places will have thematic sessions on topics currently resonating in Sardegna this year.
Island Sustainability
Investing in EE Retrofit
Demand Response
Smart Cities
Sustainability Protocols
Beyond the thematic sessions listed above, SP2019 will continue to be open to all topics related to building sustainability and most often reflect priorities reflected in the European Commission Societal Challenges and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. In past editions of Sustainable Places, several examples of technical contributions and/or workshops have included:
Energy efficiency in buildings
Smart grids and demand response
Renewable energy technologies
Energy storage
District heating and cooling
Nature based solutions
Circularity
Digitalization and technologies to reduce the energy performance gap
Sustainability targets and climate change objectives cannot be met without addressing buildings and the built environment at the building, district and urban scale to include our transport and energy infrastructures. Renowned for showcasing results coming out of the EU Horizon 2020 Framework Programme via the participation of cutting-edge research and innovation projects, the scope of Sustainable Places is captured directly in the name. It involves designing, building and retrofitting the places we live and work in a more sustainable way.
Conference Concept
Sustainable Places prides itself on being an ideal platform for the dissemination of research, the conduct of workshops, EU project clustering and networking between stakeholders of all types. SP2019 will be held over three days allowing morning travel on the first day and afternoon travel on the third day. Between opening and closing keynote sessions, parallel technical sessions and project-organized workshops are held on conference topic areas. The venue is available all week (free of charge) for project meetings and side events.
Conference Topics
Each year, Sustainable Places features topics that are shaping how we think about buildings and the built environment. In this 7th edition of Sustainable Places will have thematic sessions on topics currently resonating in Sardegna this year.
Island Sustainability
Investing in EE Retrofit
Demand Response
Smart Cities
Sustainability Protocols
Beyond the thematic sessions listed above, SP2019 will continue to be open to all topics related to building sustainability and most often reflect priorities reflected in the European Commission Societal Challenges and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. In past editions of Sustainable Places, several examples of technical contributions and/or workshops have included:
Energy efficiency in buildings
Smart grids and demand response
Renewable energy technologies
Energy storage
District heating and cooling
Nature based solutions
Circularity
Digitalization and technologies to reduce the energy performance gap
Keywords
Demand Response, Energy Efficiency in Buildings, District Heating and Cooling, Circularity, Nature Based Solutions, Digitalization and technologies to reduce the energy performance gap, Island Sustainability, Sustainability Protocols, Smart Cities, Investing in EE retrofit