Special framework for the spatial planning & the sustainable development of renewable energy sources
作者： A.E. Baltas , A.N. Dervos
DOI: 10.1016/J.RENENE.2012.05.015
关键词: Renewable energy 、 Spatial planning 、 Engineering 、 Renewable resource 、 Wind power 、 Civil engineering 、 Sustainability 、 Energy source 、 Environmental planning 、 Sustainable development 、 Hydroelectricity
摘要: Abstract Greece has adopted measures to support renewable energy sources ensuring the simplification of licensing procedures. A regulatory framework is presented for determination appropriate areas and constraints installation projects, categorised by activity (wind farms, small hydroelectric photovoltaic parks), based on available national data. The sites that are infeasible defined. Regarding spatial planning wind territory divided into major categories exploitable potential particular environmental characteristics. Criteria set farms in mainland their integration landscape such a way visual effect least possible impact. cases at inhabited islands marine also reported. Small Hydroelectric Projects, water districts with hydraulic restrictions concerning capacity stream these projects burden low, taking account technical geological constraints. Privileged biomass/biogas geothermal
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