The aim of this work is to describe two phenomena that characterise the so-called green revolution, Green Communities and RECs, Renewable Energy Communities, (chapters 1 and 2); the third chapter reports, describes and analyses a practical example of Jesolo "0804" REC Green communities are a way for small towns and communities in the area to come together and exploit the resources of the area (woods, water, landscape) with the aim of promoting their revaluation and consequent development, in harmony with the national one. CERs, on the other hand, concern the possibility for citizens, administrations and SMEs to create a local energy network revolving around the concept of self-consumption (prosumerism) based on the use of renewable resources. This guarantees a supply of green energy to members of the community, who benefit from it in bill, in addition to the contribution in terms of pollution reduction. The REC of Jesolo "0804" is an example of a seaside renewable energy community, based on the self-consumption and renewable energy sources, a way for hoteliers to give back to the community they belong to, taking advantage of the adoption of RES systems positioned on the reception facilities.
Lo scopo di questa tesi è quello di descrivere due fenomeni che caratterizzano la cosiddetta rivoluzione verde, Green Communities e CER, Comunità Energetiche Rinnovabili, (capitoli 1 e 2); il terzo capitolo riporta, descrive e analizza un esempio pratico di CER, nello specifico, quella di Jesolo “0804” Le Green communities sono un modo per piccoli centri e comunità nel territorio di associarsi e sfruttare le risorse del territorio (boschi, acqua, paesaggio) con lo scopo di favorirne la rivalutazione e il conseguente sviluppo, armoniosamente a quello nazionale Le CER invece riguardano la possibilità da parte di cittadini, amministrazioni e PMI di creare una rete energetica di autoconsumo (prosumerismo) basata sull’impiego di risorse rinnovabili, per garantire una fornitura di energia green ai membri della comunità, che ne traggono un beneficio in bolletta, oltre al contributo in termini di riduzione dell’inquinamento. La CER di Jesolo “0804” è un esempio di comunità energetica balneare, basata sull’autoconsumo di fonti energetiche rinnovabili, un modo per gli albergatori di restituire alla comunità di appartenenza, sfruttando l’adozione di impianti FER posizionati sulle strutture di accoglienza.
GREEN COMMUNITY E COMUNITA’ ENERGETICHE RINNOVABILI (CER)
MIGOTTO, GIULIO
2024/2025
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The aim of this work is to describe two phenomena that characterise the so-called green revolution, Green Communities and RECs, Renewable Energy Communities, (chapters 1 and 2); the third chapter reports, describes and analyses a practical example of Jesolo "0804" REC Green communities are a way for small towns and communities in the area to come together and exploit the resources of the area (woods, water, landscape) with the aim of promoting their revaluation and consequent development, in harmony with the national one. CERs, on the other hand, concern the possibility for citizens, administrations and SMEs to create a local energy network revolving around the concept of self-consumption (prosumerism) based on the use of renewable resources. This guarantees a supply of green energy to members of the community, who benefit from it in bill, in addition to the contribution in terms of pollution reduction. The REC of Jesolo "0804" is an example of a seaside renewable energy community, based on the self-consumption and renewable energy sources, a way for hoteliers to give back to the community they belong to, taking advantage of the adoption of RES systems positioned on the reception facilities.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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