2. Key facts PLEEC Funded by Partnership Duration
„Planning for energy efficient cities“
PLEEC
European Union
Seventh Framework Programme
Funded by
18 partners from 13 European countries
6 mid-sized cities, 9 universities, 3 industry partners
Partnership
36 months
April March 2016
Duration

3. Aim: Improving energy efficiency
Background
EU´s goals
Aim: Improving energy efficiency
by 20% in 2020

4. Background Current problems:
Deficit of holistic knowledge about energy efficiency potentials in cities
Variety of inidividual strategies tackling separate city key aspects
No strategic energy efficiency planning in European cities

5. PLEEC approach
Coordinating strategies
Combining best practices
Sharing energy efficiency recommendations
PLEEC project uses integrative approach Aim: To develop a general model for energy efficiency and sustainable city planning

6. Specific objectives
To assess the energy-saving solutions and potentials for a comprehensive city planning
To identify the future research agenda on the issue of energy-smart cities
To develop a synergized model for energy efficiency planning considering city key aspects
To create Action Plans to be presented to decision-makers in the cities
To demonstrate how integrative planning is more efficient than separate measures

7. Work Packages

8. Santiago de Compostela (ES)
Methodology (1)
Six mid-sized PLEEC cities:
Eskilstuna (SE)
Stoke-on-Trent (UK)
Turku (FI)
Tartu (EE)
Santiago de Compostela (ES)
Jyäskylä (FI)

9. Methodology (2) WP 2: Elaboration of energy smart city profiles
Month : Work Package 2
Analysis of performance of participating cities within city key aspects
Month : Three parallel Work Packages 3, 4, 5:
Elaboration of energy efficiency recommendations from three key perspectives
WP 3: Technology- driven energy efficiency
WP 4: Structure-driven energy efficiency
WP 5: Behaviour-driven energy efficiency

10. Methodology (3) Action Plan for Energy Smart City
Month : Work Package 6
Integration of results from WP 2, 3, 4 and 5 in
Action Plan for Energy Smart City
Model of sustainable city planning
Summary of best matching recommendations

11. Dissemination of the project´s results at local,
Methodology (4)
Month : Work Package 7
Dissemination of the project´s results at local,
national and EU levels
Project website
Events, conferences
Promotion material
Social media
Press relations

12. Partnership

13. Contact www.pleecproject.eu http://pleec.blogspot.de/
Lead coordinator: Mikael Kullman Eskilstuna Energy and Environment Kungsgatan 86 SE Eskilstuna Sweden Phone: Mobile:
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