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That's it! Bolzano, a city carbon neutral by 2030

Bolzano, a city carbon neutral by 2030
Bolzano view as an energy source to be exploited more efficiently. This is the basic concept of climate and energy plan that the City wants to accomplish to make the city neutral to 2030 in terms of emissions. It will focus primarily on upgrading the energy efficiency, mobility, solar and hydropower. Bolzano, "Alpine Town of the Year 2009" aims to become a zero emissions by 2030. The climate and energy plan, approved unanimously by the City Council, was designed by Helmuth Moroder. that in January of 2011 will serve as city manager of the City.
His vision of the city is something special indeed sees it as one big source of energy, which is still used in very efficient manner.

energy that evaporates without leaving a trace is a lot. So many are the potential for energy savings. Natural resources such as solar and hydropower, are not yet used enough.

Among the areas that merit a strong effort are the following:

Energetic refurbishment of existing buildings, as well as more stringent standards for new buildings
Mobility: more pedestrians and bicycles, strengthening the public transport network
Renewable energy: plants photovoltaic and solar, small hydro new river

The potential of these measures were evaluated by esperti dell’Accademia Europea (EURAC), che sono giunti alla conclusione che si potrebbero risparmiare circa 1.650 GWh/anno, di cui 680 nel settore mobilità, 600 in energia termica e 380 in elettricità.

Gli autori del piano non quantificano l’investimento iniziale necessario, ma forniscono una stima sulla riduzione annuale della spesa totale per l’energia. Questa di si aggirerebbe intorno ai 160 milioni di euro/anno, di cui 61 milioni nel settore mobilità, 42 per l’energia termica e 57 milioni in energia elettrica.

Dalle analisi effettuate inoltre emerge che l’obiettivo delle 2 tonnellate di CO2 per abitante all’anno è realistico, ma solo se si procederà con una put into consistent practice of these measures are so broad and complex. According to Helmuth

Moroder this development is entirely feasible, especially because the energy savings and CO2 will bring significant value added either from a financial point of view: "Reaching the goal of climate neutrality involves tremendous economic benefits. For example, if we implement a plan of slum clearance in terms of energy, we're going to invest for 20 years about 42 million euro per year, money that will be in direct local economic cycles, resulting in job creation in companies, artisans, designers, etc.. "

A report edited by EURAC and the City Bolzano entitled "Bolzano, Energy Source," deserves to be carefully considered, because there are analyzed with great detail all sources of CO2 emissions in the city and are set some very ambitious but realistic scenarios for the municipality of South Tyrol.


January 5, 2011