The energy of internal areas: a systemic approach in Taranta Peligna
Rossana Gaddi- Luciana Mastrolonardo
Published 2023-10-31
Keywords
- Marginal territories,
- Energy Communities,
- System Design,
- Local manufacturing,
- Enhancement of the territory
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Copyright (c) 2023 Rossana Gaddi, Luciana Mastrolonardo
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Abstract
If urban centres need integrated responses to today’s polycrisis, in internal territories where the demand is lower and the per-capita hectare is greater, the ecological transition can be triggered at a cultural, environmental and technological level with a climate-positive approach that distributes energy in a collaborative-community way so that the energy contribution is functional to a new socially-based development model. Alongside academic research on the marginal areas of Abruzzo, a non-binding agreement with the administration of Taranta Peligna, a municipality in the Maiella National Park with strong marginality, attempts to trace a path of growth and value enhancement of both material resources (wool and water) and immaterial ones to react to an ongoing depopulation process.
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