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C. Carta - Sr Marketing ManagerPhilips Lighting Solutions OutdoorNovember 24, 2011

Efficienza Energetica, Smart cities e Fondi Europei. Il caso pratico del Comune di Genova

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Le aziende leader affrontano le sfide globali in campo energetico e climatico offrendo soluzioni innovative GIA’ disponibili.


Efficienza energetica nell’Illuminazione

Energia elettrica per illuminare

Impianti con tecnologie obsolete

Risparmio potenzialeIlluminazione pubblica

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I Governi centrali hanno obiettivi di EE sempre piùstringenti188 Paesi hanno concordato, approvato e ratificato il Protocollo di Kyoto con target di risparmio molto ambiziosi

Le Città reclamano una propria identitàNel 2008 sono stati investiti ww oltre 6.2 miliardi di Euro in illuminazione creativa per esterni

La luce artificiale ha un peso rilevante sul bilancio energeticoPoichè pesa il 19% sul totale del consumo di energia mondiale

Le persone vorrebbero tornare a godere del “cielo buio”Nelle grandi città i cieli notturni arrivano ad essere 500 volte piùilluminati che in natura

Alla ricerca del giusto equilibrio…..

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La luce bianca, migliorando la percezione degli ostacoli riduce la percentuale di incidenti stradali

….. offrendo benefici ai cittadini e al pianeta

Analisi Cradle-to-cradle e adeguati meccanismi di riciclaggio sono sempre più elementi di elezione per una scelta consapevole e responsabile

la luce solo quando serve, con miglior qualità e minor consumo

Efficienza EnergeticaPerformance e Sicurezza

Rispetto del pianeta

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Argomenti:

1.Obiettivi del progetto

2.Panoramica generale

3.Attività principali

4.Pilota

5.Consorzio: Comuni ed edifici Espositivi

6.Ruolo dei partner e replicabilità

ILLUMINATE

LED for illumination of city centers and exposition

buildings

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• Solid State Lighting in high quality city areas:

public and private buildings hosting

expositions and museums

and the surrounding pedestrian spaces

• ILLUMINATE starts from end users need for

demonstrating SSL applicability and benefits in valuable interior and exterior scenarios.

• The project aims at producing

large visibility and consensus among citizens and visitors.

The addressed applications require high quality lighting

due to the relevance of the places, which,

on the other side ensure very large impact on citizens.

• Innovation and energy saving are communicated to visitors in order to create impact

multiplication and awareness, with an users oriented approach

Obiettivi del progetto:


Panoramica generale:

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Who

What

Why

Solution providers• SSLTechnology providers

• Light and eergy management

• Lighting design

+Users (project drivers)

• Cities with high quality public exterior places

• A network of European expò buildings

•SSL Illumination in interior and exterior

•Energy saving assessment and calculation tools

•Different SSL solutions for different Scenarios

•SSL solution selection tool and guidelines

•To pilot SSL application in those areas where SSL is still problematic:

•To assess benefit for end users and citizens’ acceptanc e

•To study optimal SSL use, develop guidelines, design support tools and saving calculators

•To assess energy saving and payback while ensuring light quality

•To exploit innovative lighting solutions enabled by LED technology

•To ensure large dissemination and visibility of the solution

•To promote replication and business opportunities for solution providers


Attività principali:

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• Pilot scenario requirements and constraints

• Quality SSL solution (Technical and economical)

• SSL selection map

• Pilot deployment and operation

• Assessment

• Dissemination and replication


The interaction between four key elements People, Expò buildings , city areas, enablers and SSL technology.

Pilota:


A pool of experts from SSL industry,

architects, lighting designers,

ICT providers and stakeholders

round about the selected pilots.

Consorzio: Comuni e edifici Espositivi


Communication and Dissemination partnersTo disseminate project results

To evaluate citizens and visitors consensusTo inform and increase SSl visibility

Ruolo dei Partner

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Lighting designerDesign and assist pilots

to define lighting illumination

Define requirements and standards

Energy and SSL Technology providers

To refurbish lighting in target areas with SSLTo monitor e evaluate energy savings

To build up Energy saving calculation tools for pilots

ICT providersto develop intelligent systems

to monitor, control the pilots

To Test and validate ICT

solutions in pilots

Cities and Expò buildings

To Install equipment and revamp lighting With SSL leds in the selected areas

To Disseminate and inform about project results among citizens and visitorsCities


WP7 Dissemination and

replication promotion

Leader GENOA

Task7.1

Dissemination and

communication

strategy definition

Lead: Genoa

Task7.2

Implementation of

communication

strategy Lead: ADG

Task7.3

Dissemination of the

results

Lead: FEDARENE

WP6 Assessment

Leader

PHIL

Task6 .1 Data

collection and

analysis LEAD SOFT

Task 6.2

Benefit

assessment

and replication

guideline

development

Lead: PHIL

WP1 Project

management

Leader GENOA

Task1.1 Project

management

Lead: GENOA

Task1.2

Technical

coordination

Lead: SOFT

Task1.3 Quality

and risk

management

Lead: GENOA

WP2 Requirements and

reference scenarios

Leader ARUP

Task2.1 Requirements

and constraint

collection

Lead: ADG

Task2.2 Users and

scenarios definition

Lead: ARUP

Task2.3 Assessment

strategy and

indicators

Lead: ARUP

WP3 SSL solution

selection and

adaptation designLeader PHIL

Task3.1 SSL technical

solutions for indoor

and outdoor

Lead: Phil

Task3.2 Intelligent

SSL control systems

Lead: Soft

Task3.3 Testing and

selection of SSL

solution for pilots

Lead: Philips

WP4 Energy savings and

financial model

Leader ESOLE

Task4.1 Business

model: ROI and total

life-cycle cost of SSL

Lead: CENERGIA

Task4.2 Energy saving

calculation tools

Lead: Soft

Task4.3 Energy saving

data collection and

ROI assessment

Lead: CENERGIA

Task3.4 “SSL

Solution Map” tool

development

Lead: Softeco

Task5.1 Pilot city Genoa

Lead: PAG

Task5.2 Pilot ADG

Lead: ADG

Task5.3 Pilot city Belfast

Lead: BELF

Task5.4 Pilot EXP

Lead: EXP

Task5.5 Pilot LSM

Lead: LSM

Task5.6 Pilot RZOO

Lead: RZOO

Task5.7 Pilot HCMR

Lead: HCMR

SubTask 5.N.1

Preparation

SubTask 5.N.2

Implementation

SubTask 5.N.3

Operation

WP5 Deployment of pilots

Coordination Leaders

SOFT

Pilot deployment and operation

Preparation

Assessment

Dissemination

Struttura del piano di lavoro


Energy agencies Network 60 agencies in 15 countries

Stakeholders Promotion at Regional Energy Agency level

Euro cities network134 members involved

Cities

Expò buildings network

EAZA Zoos network 300 membersECSITE members 400

Task leader

Task leader

Task leader

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Replicabilità attraverso il network

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