Mediterranean Energy Dream and Cultural Planning between Old Layers and New Paradigms

Article Preview

Abstract:

In the recent years that the interconnection of the production, distribution and use of energy cannot be considered unconnected to the materials and information chains. A global solution to the problem of energy supply has to be looked for in a new approach taking into account all these factors in dependence of the local resources and characteristics (geographic, urban, cultural etc) of the territories. In areas such as the Mediterranean, where the ability to tap into the huge renewable and clean energy resources, are confronted with the reality of contexts secularly layered and saturated, in which, as perhaps nowhere else, landscapes and scenery of quality and value environmental and town are mixed and interwoven with situations of degradation, worthlessness and abandonment, the reorganization energy is, in this sense, an incredible opportunity to rethink and relaunch.

You have full access to the following eBook

Info:

Periodical:

Pages:

489-494

Citation:

Online since:

June 2014

Authors:

Export:

Share:

Citation:

* - Corresponding Author

[1] GSE is the state-owned company which promotes and supports renewable energy sources (RES) in Italy. In particular, GSE fosters sustainable development by providing support for renewable electricity (RES-E) generation and by taking actions to build awareness of environmentally-efficient energy uses.

Google Scholar

[2] OME is a nonprofit Association created in 1988. The Association counts thirty two leading Mediterranean energy companies from fourteen countries. The offices are located in Nanterre- France. The main objective of the Association is to promote cooperation and collaboration with major energy companies operating in the Mediterranean region, making of energy an element for regional integration.

Google Scholar

[3] Cities happen to be problems in organized complexity, like the life sciences. They present situations in which half a dozen of several dozen of quantities are all varying simultaneously and in subtly interconnected ways…the variables are many, but they are not helter skelter; they are inter-related into an organic whole, Jacobs J.: The Death and Life of Great American Cities, Random House and Vintage Books, New York (1961).

Google Scholar

[4] E. Nan: Dynamic Geographies of Desire's Territories, in Planum n. 2, Vol. 27/(2013).

Google Scholar

[5] In this scenario arises the Landscape Urbanism. The term Landscape Urbanism appears for the first time, as a branch of Landscape Ecology that focuses on the organization of human activities into the natural landscape (Shane 2004), the exhibition Landscape Urbanism (1997).

DOI: 10.2307/j.ctvcszzn2.6

Google Scholar

[6] The literature on the Mediterranean is very large, in particular with regard the complexity of the scenarios are the reference works are Matvejevic' P.: Breviario mediterraneo, Garzanti, Milano (1991).

Google Scholar

[7] J. F. Troin: Le Metropoli del Mediterraneo. Città di frontiera, città cerniera, Jaca Book, Milano (1997).

Google Scholar