The European elections reveal more important issues for energy than one might think at first glance. Europe is at a crossroads. On the one hand, voters think that Europe has no political project, no economic project, no societal project. The desire to push back its […]
The energy transition can be conceived as a catch-all concept in which all changes in the energy mix, energy systems and regulations are grouped together. This choice has the advantage of simplicity. It has major drawbacks that slow down the adoption and implementation: the confusion, […]
Most of the Smart Cities incorporate an environmental component in their program: reduction of pollution, greenhouse gas emissions, waste treatment, etc. Depending on the country, they face a skepticism or an inertia that is more or less important and relies on a proactive citizen base […]
The successful development of a Smart City passes the following two mandatory challenges: an improved durability, ie a performance that is sustained over years, and the respect for the environment and a better consideration of the citizen, its needs and aspirations (I shall return more […]
The emergence of Smart Cities is stimulated by certain factors or certain objectives. Two of them have a shared importance by many city councils: security and the search for a better resilience of the city. Security must be understood in a broad sense: security of […]
End of May, Anne Hidalgo, the mayor of Paris, presented at the Paris City Council a plan to make his city a “Smart City 2020” (Sic). “The explosive growth of digital technology opens new perspectives in the field of mobility, energy, production and consumption, the […]
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