The Public Procurement has always been a demand-side policy measure with great opportunities in terms of spurring innovation at the scale of products and/or services. A support for a sustainable development in the field of energy and buildings may came from different types of Public Procurement: Green Public Procurement (GPP), Sustainable Public Procurement (SPP) and Public Procurement of Innovation (PPI). Within this framework, the paper presents a case study where PPI has been used to promote the development of innovative solutions for upgrading school buildings in terms of increased energy efficiency and sustainability.

Increase Sustainability in Buildings Through Public Procurements: The PROLITE project for Lighting Retrofit in Schools / Deambrogio, Elena; Allegretti, Silvia; Turi, Piergiorgio; Zuccarello, Filippo; Lariccia, Pasquale; Aghemo, Chiara; Pellegrino, Anna. - In: ENERGY PROCEDIA. - ISSN 1876-6102. - 111:(2017), pp. 328-337. [10.1016/j.egypro.2017.03.194]

Increase Sustainability in Buildings Through Public Procurements: The PROLITE project for Lighting Retrofit in Schools

AGHEMO, Chiara;PELLEGRINO, Anna
2017

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The Public Procurement has always been a demand-side policy measure with great opportunities in terms of spurring innovation at the scale of products and/or services. A support for a sustainable development in the field of energy and buildings may came from different types of Public Procurement: Green Public Procurement (GPP), Sustainable Public Procurement (SPP) and Public Procurement of Innovation (PPI). Within this framework, the paper presents a case study where PPI has been used to promote the development of innovative solutions for upgrading school buildings in terms of increased energy efficiency and sustainability.
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