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Sarah Page, Tomas Quaglia, Pitchapa Setpakdee


As the world faces an urgent need to address the challenges of climate change and energy consumption, it is imperative that we all work together to reduce our overall energy consumption and transition to renewable energy sources. In this regard, Iceland serves as a leading example and a model for other nations to follow.

The Energy Circle Plan ais to take a holistic approach to address the challenges of energy production and consumption. The plan seeks to re-imagine the relationship between human habitats and energy production and create a regenerative relationship with natural systems. This is achieved through a multi-scalar approach that incorporates local, regional, and national perspectives.

At the local level, the Energy Circle Plan focuses on the development of microgrids that generate energy locally and connect to local economies. This creates a closed loop of energy production and consumption and contributes to the growth and stability of local communities. The regional aspect of the plan involves the implementation of measures that ensure stability in energy production to meet the changing energy demands of the region. At a national level, the Energy Circle Plan functions as a link between existing regional economies and tourist attractions, providing a diverse range of opportunities. This integration of regional economies and tourist attractions not only contributes to the growth and stability of the country but also frames Iceland's role globally as an innovator in the field of energy production and consumption.

The project represents a comprehensive approach to addressing the challenges of energy production and consumption and highlights Iceland's significance as a leader and innovator in the field. By incorporating local, regional, and national perspectives, the plan serves as a blueprint for other countries to follow and helps to create a more sustainable future for all.