The increasing entry of the energy subject in spatial planning policies: new visions for energy landscapes
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2024
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The energy topic is of great concern to our society, because of the increasing tensions of fossil resources supply and emission of greenhouse's gas to the atmosphere resulting in climate change. The landscapes we live in are transforming and becoming increasingly complex in their relationship to energy and we can observe an evolution of the European and national directives and laws progressively increasing the place of energy in spatial planning policies as well as the subject of the ordinary landscape. The spatial planning documents are participating in changes and the evolution of landscapes and they are developing new visions for future energy landscapes. The research explores and compares the spatial planning system in France and the Netherlands, enabling to follow the evolution of two different planning cultures, as they incorporate new relationships between energy and landscape.
Key words: France, Netherlands, renewable energy production, energy sufficiency
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