An array of studies, policy papers and reports are developed in the frame of FEDARENE’s activities and projects. The following documents are categorised by topic, type of publication and by projects.
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This “Social Innovation and Ecological Transition” sheet presents Arcueil’s experience. It reviews the economic results for households.
This article is based on the research conducted during the first year of the Energ-Ethic project, financed by the Walloon Region – DGO4.
Platform Maison Passive asbl, with the support of the Walloon Region DGO4, has developed the project booklet: a practical tool for designers of high energy performance projects!
Air quality, even if it improves, poses significant health risks to all residents of Ile-de-France in their daily lives.
The City Council of Santa Coloma de Gramenet has promoted a pilot test for the rehabilitation of 32 private housing buildings in the neighbourhood of Fondo Alt acting as coordinator.
Based on a literature review and a series of interviews, this study aims to map the uses of straw from cereals and oilseeds and to analyze the potential impacts of increased mobilization of straw, in particular the environmental impacts, on agricultural practices and on the logistics sector.
In order to better understand the global pressure placed on the resource, but also to avoid the development in silos of the sectors, this study proposes an examination of the environmental pressures and constraints (on water, soil, biodiversity, climate, etc.) but also a summary of the impacts on logistics and silvicultural practices linked to the development of these two uses.
With a few standardized keywords e.g. on language, substrate availability, biogas utilization, etc. you will be led to the corresponding instruments and documents for online […]
The purpose of this work, within the framework of the PEnD-AURA program, is to attempt a sufficiently detailed, critical and constructive structuring by major families of actions.
The concentrations of pollutants in Île-de-France, even if they have been decreasing for several years, remain problematic, with significant exceedances of the limit values.