International audienceThis contribution questions the implication of energy use in the evolution process of urban systems and examines the role of energy systems, their evolution, socio-economic and technological factors related to them, in differentiations or regularities observed. Then, this evolutionary approach asks about future urban dynamics in an energetic crises context. This analysis is based on historical energy consumption data (Centre for History and Economics, Harvard) and on e-Geopolis database for population of urban areas 10 000 inhabitants and more. The targets are exploration and recognition of the role of energy in urban dynamics, growth and structuration in hierarchies during 200 years
La croissance de la consommation par les villes de ressources naturelles est un facteur déterminant ...
International audienceSince the eighteenth century and the industrial revolution, cities have experi...
International audienceThis chapter presents the main conclusions of two comparative research program...
International audienceThis contribution questions the implication of energy use in the evolution pro...
This paper examines relationships between energy consumption and urban hierarchy evolution from 1800...
This paper reconstructs the trajectory of energy efficiency policies in Berlin from the 1920s to tod...
City transformations are also due to the development of new energy sources, which have influenced ec...
With the increasing concerns on the issues of global warming, urban heat island and depletion of fos...
The paper deals with the issues related to the relationship between city, energy, economic factors a...
The way we make sense of urban areas stands at a critical point. To reduce energy use in cities, we ...
Urban metabolism (UM) is a way of characterizing the flows of materials and energythrough and within...
The way we make sense of urban areas stands at a critical point. To reduce energy use in cities, we ...
This essay considers the rural-to-urban transition and correlates it with urban energy demands. Thre...
Sustainable energy is no longer a technological challenge, as many of its aspects have now been anal...
The European Union has set itself the goal of reducing energy consumption by 27% in 2030 compared to...
La croissance de la consommation par les villes de ressources naturelles est un facteur déterminant ...
International audienceSince the eighteenth century and the industrial revolution, cities have experi...
International audienceThis chapter presents the main conclusions of two comparative research program...
International audienceThis contribution questions the implication of energy use in the evolution pro...
This paper examines relationships between energy consumption and urban hierarchy evolution from 1800...
This paper reconstructs the trajectory of energy efficiency policies in Berlin from the 1920s to tod...
City transformations are also due to the development of new energy sources, which have influenced ec...
With the increasing concerns on the issues of global warming, urban heat island and depletion of fos...
The paper deals with the issues related to the relationship between city, energy, economic factors a...
The way we make sense of urban areas stands at a critical point. To reduce energy use in cities, we ...
Urban metabolism (UM) is a way of characterizing the flows of materials and energythrough and within...
The way we make sense of urban areas stands at a critical point. To reduce energy use in cities, we ...
This essay considers the rural-to-urban transition and correlates it with urban energy demands. Thre...
Sustainable energy is no longer a technological challenge, as many of its aspects have now been anal...
The European Union has set itself the goal of reducing energy consumption by 27% in 2030 compared to...
La croissance de la consommation par les villes de ressources naturelles est un facteur déterminant ...
International audienceSince the eighteenth century and the industrial revolution, cities have experi...
International audienceThis chapter presents the main conclusions of two comparative research program...