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Cover -- Half-Title Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Energy and territories: towards new configurations -- Figures of local energy autonomy -- Metabolic, socio-technical and political empowerment: congruences and tensions -- The structuring of network spaces: new logics and new scales -- Infrastructure diversification, redistribution of skills and reconstruction of stakeholder systems -- At the crossroads of innovation, experimentation and diversion -- Perspectives -- Book structure -- References -- PART 1: Governance and Actors -- 1. Urban Planning and Energy: New Relationships, New Local Governance -- 1.1. Distributed energy: the constant adaptation of urban areas -- 1.2. "Sustainable cities" and new energy systems: from harmonization to a common origin -- 1.3. Reshaping local governance -- 1.4. References -- 2. Decentralized Energy and Cities: Tools and Levers for Urban Energy Decentralization -- 2.1. Introduction -- 2.2. Background -- 2.3. Woking, UK -- 2.4. London, UK -- 2.5. Sydney, Australia -- 2.5.1. Background -- 2.5.2. Sustainable Sydney 2030 -- 2.5.3. Green Infrastructure Plan -- 2.5.4. Trigeneration Master Plan -- 2.5.5. Renewable Energy Master Plan -- 2.5.6. Advanced Waste Treatment Master Plan -- 2.5.7. CitySwitch Green Office Program -- 2.5.8. Better Buildings Partnership -- 2.5.9. Environmental Upgrade Agreements -- 2.5.10. City of Sydney Projects -- 2.5.11. Carbon-neutral Sydney -- 2.5.12. Conclusion -- 2.6. Seoul, South Korea -- 2.6.1. Background -- 2.6.2. Fukushima nuclear disaster -- 2.6.3. One Less Nuclear Power Plant -- 2.6.4. Seoul International Energy Advisory Council -- 2.6.5. International Energy Advisory Council -- 2.6.6. One Less Nuclear Power Plant, Phase 2 - Seoul Sustainable Energy Action Plan -- 2.6.7. Seoul Energy Corporation -- 2.6.8. Interregional cooperation.