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E Town
Participants:
Current participants for this collaboration are:Concept
ETown is a visionary city of tomorrow. It is a thoughtful response to the grand challenge of substituting information and human knowledge for energy and matter. With looming peak oil, growing environmental concerns, and a rapidly urbanizing world, the conception, creation, and operation of ETown would epitomize transition to a new era of clean energy and sustainable development.
ETown Integrates Six E Concepts: Energy, Environment, Electronic, Experimental, Educational, and Ecological
Etown Knowledge Base
- Etown in a nutshel
- Etown Concept
- Etown White Paper
- ETown Initial Slides
- Etown concept for smart grid simulation and demonstration projects
Similar Projects
- MESA DEL SOL Community Master Plan
- CHARLES POINTE
- Babcock Ranch/Solar City FL
- PHIPPS Center for Sustainability
- University of Michigan Sustainability
- Oberlin college
- NC State FREEDM project
- University of California San Diego - Sustainability Solutions Institute
- UC Davis West Village, a zero net energy living
- A Third Industrial Revolution Master Plan to Transition Rome into the World's First Post-Carbon Biosphere City
- MSU's Energy Transition Plan
Potential for Funding Sources
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HUD Sustainable Communities Regional Planning Grant Program
- FY 2011 Research Challenge Grants Program
- EPA, USDA, and Commerce
- Rockefeller Brothers Fund
- Strong Cities, Strong Communities
- Sustainability Research Networks Competition (SRN)
- West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission Research Challenge Grant (RCG)
- UC Davis West Village, a zero net energy living
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