TY - JOUR
T1 - Industrial Energy Use and Interventions in Urban Form
T2 - Heavy Manufacturing versus New Service and Creative Industries
AU - Romein, Arie
PY - 2016
Y1 - 2016
N2 - Now that it becomes obvious that disregarding the seriousness of climate change and the exhaustibility of fossil fuels would have severe and unpredictable impacts, improvement of the efficiency of urban energy consumption is of utmost importance. Hence, a rather diverse spectrum of policies to encourage this improvement has been put into practice. This paper focuses on the interrelations between interventions in urban form and improvements in energy efficiency of industries. These interventions, particularly spatial planning and urban design, are rare compared to other types of policies, in spite of their potentialities. This observation is illustrated by the case studies of two medium-size cities. Moreover, insofar as spatial planning aims to improve industrial energy efficiency, its implementation is limited to traditional and large-scale heavy industries at peripheral urban locations. Regarding new service and creative industries that tend to cluster in central city locations, both empirical evidence and policy practices are still missing.
AB - Now that it becomes obvious that disregarding the seriousness of climate change and the exhaustibility of fossil fuels would have severe and unpredictable impacts, improvement of the efficiency of urban energy consumption is of utmost importance. Hence, a rather diverse spectrum of policies to encourage this improvement has been put into practice. This paper focuses on the interrelations between interventions in urban form and improvements in energy efficiency of industries. These interventions, particularly spatial planning and urban design, are rare compared to other types of policies, in spite of their potentialities. This observation is illustrated by the case studies of two medium-size cities. Moreover, insofar as spatial planning aims to improve industrial energy efficiency, its implementation is limited to traditional and large-scale heavy industries at peripheral urban locations. Regarding new service and creative industries that tend to cluster in central city locations, both empirical evidence and policy practices are still missing.
KW - energy efficiency
KW - new industries
KW - industrial symbiosis
KW - planning policy
KW - urban design
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U2 - 10.19188/07JSSPSI052016
DO - 10.19188/07JSSPSI052016
M3 - Article
AN - SCOPUS:84958777608
SN - 2069-3419
SP - 67
EP - 76
JO - Journal of Settlements and Spatial Planning
JF - Journal of Settlements and Spatial Planning
IS - 5 (Special Issue)
ER -