SIMEA (Social Impact Method of Energy Analysis) is a new methodology to evaluate the environmental impact of energy systems. The SIMEA approach is based on "enlarged environment" definition, considering as environment not only the natural environment, but also the "human environment", with so including the economy structure, social organisation, cultural and historical aspects of the site. The aim of SIMEA is to consider in an integrated way many possible effects on the environment (considering the definition of enlarged environment: nature economy, culture etc) of an energy system and evaluate the social consequences and effects as social impact. SIMEA is being developed in an "iterative" way, so after the first development end val...
Abstract The article presents a cumulative social effects assessment framework -based methodology. ...
Measuring the sustainability of goods and services in a systematic and objective manner has become a...
Since its introduction, the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process has been subject to both c...
In the future a large use of Hydrogen is likely to happen and seems a concrete opportunity to give a...
Social Impact Assessments (SIAs), prompted by the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and by co...
One of the main objectives of impact assessments is to identify potentially significant impacts. How...
This paper explores the social impact for population in the energy sector combining LCA and SIA (s...
This article suggests an experimental method for supporting evaluations of social consequences due t...
International audienceWithin the energy transition context, private and public decision-makers must ...
A transition to renewable energy sources is needed in the EU countries to achieve their goal of a lo...
This module aims to introduce the SLCA methodology as a tool to measure the main social impacts of e...
MSc (Environmental Sciences), North-West University, Potchefstroom CampusSocial Impact Assessment (S...
In the analysis of a sustainable area, and in particular for an industrial area, energy is one of th...
Renewable energy is an essential driver of the energy transition towards a more sustainable world. H...
This paper deals with the complexity of the social issues surrounding electricity planning. A method...
Abstract The article presents a cumulative social effects assessment framework -based methodology. ...
Measuring the sustainability of goods and services in a systematic and objective manner has become a...
Since its introduction, the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process has been subject to both c...
In the future a large use of Hydrogen is likely to happen and seems a concrete opportunity to give a...
Social Impact Assessments (SIAs), prompted by the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and by co...
One of the main objectives of impact assessments is to identify potentially significant impacts. How...
This paper explores the social impact for population in the energy sector combining LCA and SIA (s...
This article suggests an experimental method for supporting evaluations of social consequences due t...
International audienceWithin the energy transition context, private and public decision-makers must ...
A transition to renewable energy sources is needed in the EU countries to achieve their goal of a lo...
This module aims to introduce the SLCA methodology as a tool to measure the main social impacts of e...
MSc (Environmental Sciences), North-West University, Potchefstroom CampusSocial Impact Assessment (S...
In the analysis of a sustainable area, and in particular for an industrial area, energy is one of th...
Renewable energy is an essential driver of the energy transition towards a more sustainable world. H...
This paper deals with the complexity of the social issues surrounding electricity planning. A method...
Abstract The article presents a cumulative social effects assessment framework -based methodology. ...
Measuring the sustainability of goods and services in a systematic and objective manner has become a...
Since its introduction, the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) process has been subject to both c...