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Home Courses Citizens Co-creating Sustainable Cities Course materials Lectures 6.1.1 Introduction to Energy&Mobility

6.1.1 Introduction to Energy&Mobility

Course subject(s) Module 6 – Energy & Air 3: Creating Smart Energy & Mobility

7.1.1 Introduction to Creating Smart Energy&Mobility

Welcome to module 6!

We are about to dive into the subject of urban energy and mobility. The first part of the module will be devoted to energy in Amsterdam and the second part to mobility in cities worldwide. Although we address the two topics separately, throughout the module you will see how interconnected these themes are. In this video, you will meet the host of this week, Dr. Jan-Anne Annema from the Technical University Delft. He will introduce the module in detail.

We hope you will enjoy this module!

Energy and Mobility Transition on a City Level

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Walker, G. (2014). The dynamics of energy demand: Change, rhythm and synchronicity. Energy Research & Social Science, 1, pp.49-55. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.erss.2014.03.012

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