Integrated energy planning is intended as a set of approaches, processes and practices aimed at bringing together different disciplinary contributions dealing with manifold energy issues.
The aim of this Issue is to debate on tools and methods addressing the energy transition in the Mediterranean countries, moving from the experience of two Erasmus + projects, E-Resplan and Eneplan, in which Roma Tre University has been respectively partner and coordinator.
In the light of national and international research programs well rooted within legislative and regulatory frameworks, the papers conjure up an original palette of issues bridging energy transition approaches led by energy efficiency targets, notably building stock retrofitting, and by the urge for decarbonization and energy security requirements, with environmental concerns about climate change, biodiversity and the ecological approach.
