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Zürcher Fachhochschule Parallel Session «Towards Smart Sustainable Cities – Integrated Approaches» Vicente Carabias, Deputy Head ZHAW Institute of Sustainable Development, Coordinator ZHAW Platform Smart Cities & Regions, Switzerland 1
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Zürcher Fachhochschule
Parallel Session
«Towards Smart Sustainable Cities –
Integrated Approaches»
Vicente Carabias, Deputy Head ZHAW Institute of Sustainable
Development, Coordinator ZHAW Platform Smart Cities & Regions,
Switzerland
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UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
UN-DESA (2015)
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Session 2: «Integrated Approaches of
Energy and Transportation
Infrastructures for Cities»
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Meet the Swiss Universities of Applied Sciences and Arts
swissuniversities –
Universities of applied sciences
and arts (UAS)
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Strategic focus area “Energy
research”
• In terd isc ip l inary approaches
• Par t i c ipa t ion i n Nat iona l
Research Programmes (NFPs) o f
the Swiss Na t iona l Sc ience
Founda t ion
• Par t i c ipa t ion i n 4 o f the 7 Sw iss
Competence Centers of Energy
Research (SCCERs)
Applied research
Research profile
www.zhaw.ch/energieforschung
Interdisciplinary Platform
«Smart Cities & Regions»
Know-how, RTD, Services, Network
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Swiss Competence Centers for Energy research - SCCER
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8 SCCER in 7 Areas of Action
Efficiency
Grids and their components
Storage
Power supply
Economy, environment, law, behaviour
Efficient concepts, processes and components in
mobility
Biomass
SCCER providesolutions to problems arising from the energy revolution
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Session 2: «Integrated Approaches of Energy
and Transportation Infrastructures for Cities»
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Moderator: Vicente Carabias, Deputy Head ZHAW Institute of Sustainable Development,
Coordinator ZHAW Platform Smart Cities & Regions, Switzerland
Panelists:
Uwe W. Schulz, Lucerne School of Engineering and Architecture, Switzerland
Merla Kubli, Swiss Competence Center f. Research in Energy, Society & Transition
Roman Rudel, Head of Institute for Applied Sustainability to the Built Environment, SUPSI, CH
Alejandro Santis, BFH-CSEM Energy Storage Research Centre, Switzerland
René Itten, ZHAW Institute of Natural Resource Sciences, Switzerland
Yelena Yerzakovich, UNDP-GEF project, Kazakhstan
Hans-Jörg Dennig, ZHAW Centre for Product and Process Development, CH
Reiner Keller, University of Augsburg, Germany
Peter Stücheli-Herlach, ZHAW Applied Linguistics, Switzerland
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Results of the Delphi expert survey (2016)
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Quelle: Yildirim & Zwahlen (2016)
Evaluation of Smart City Switzerland concept
Quelle: Yildirim & Zwahlen (2016)
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innovative companies
quality of live improvement
increasing population
competitiveness
new possibilities thanks to synergies
missing
political
framework no consensus
between parties
hesitating
investorseconomic
efficiency not
guaranteed
lack of acceptance in
population
added value not
visible
scarcity of resources
Drivers and barriers for implementing
a Smart City
resource- and cost efficiency
Quelle: Yildirim & Zwahlen (2015)
Smart City WinterthurCoordination and Communication
Seasonalstorage of
waste
Smart retrofitting of
coop. housing
Analysis of Electricity
Consumption
Basics BiCarTest Fleet …
Smart City Winterthur: Pilot projects
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Infos on www.smartcitywinterthur.ch
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and Transportation Infrastructures for Cities»
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Guiding questions
• What are the integrated approaches and their
potential benefits to facilitate the transition into
smarter and more sustainable cities?
• What is the role and how technologies can be
used to realize smarter and more sustainable
cities worldwide?
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Google Bildersuche «Smart Cities»
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The concepts on Smart Cities entail many opportunities to create intelligent networking of action areas in order to improve
conditions for sustainable city development. With integrated approaches the quality of life of city residents shall be increased
and the involvement of relevant stakeholders enabled. At the same time a reduction of energy and resource consumption in
cities is sought.
Swiss-Kazakh Joint International Seminar on"Towards Smart Sustainable Cities – Integrated Approaches"
15-16 June, 2017Nazarbayev University, Block 1, Senate HallKabanbay batyr 53, Astana, Kazakhstan
Seminar Topics• Smart Governance, Policy-Making and Sustainable Development • Smart Energy Systems (Decentral Energy Systems & Smart Grids, Renewable Solar and Wind Energy
Systems in Smart Cities, Energy Storage)• Smart Buildings• Smart Transportation• Smart Environment (Water, Waste Management)• Smart Funding-Cooperation
Thank you for your attention! www.zhaw.ch/ine
Vicente Carabias
www.smartcitywinterthur.ch
