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1 Chapter 1Table 1.1. Properties of renewable energiesTable 1.2. Geographical coordinates of the six study sites, from north to southTable 1.3. Climate in the selected areas according to the Köppen classification

2 Chapter 2Table 2.1. Population trends in the Riyadh metropolisTable 2.2. Statistics from Saudi ArabiaTable 2.3. Recommended temperatures in the habitat in RiyadhTable 2.4. Population of Lille (source: INSEE)Table 2.5. Budget of the European Metropolis of Lille 2017 (in millions of euros...Table 2.6. Municipalities belonging to the Radinghem unionTable 2.7. Comparison of the two metropolises studied

3 Chapter 3Table 3.1. Events of the construction of the Callian photovoltaic power plantTable 3.2. African rivers over 1,000 km longTable 3.3. Steps in the construction of the Bokhol photovoltaic power plant and ...Table 3.4. Characteristics of the Bokhol photovoltaic power plantTable 3.5. Comparison of the two rural territories studied

4 Chapter 4Table 4.1. Comparisons NOOR I, NOOR II, NOOR III and NOOR IVTable 4.2. Renewable energies in Morocco, end 2015Table 4.3. Estimated installed capacity in renewable energies in Saudi ArabiaTable 4.4. Comparison of the two deserts studied

5 ConclusionTable C.1. Summary of issues for metropolisesTable C.2. Solutions for buildings in metropolisesTable C.3. Solutions for transport in metropolisesTable C.4. Solutions for services and industries in metropolisesTable C.5. Solutions for networks in metropolisesTable C.6. Synthesis of the challenges for ruralityTable C.7. Synthesis of solutions for rural buildingsTable C.8. Synthesis of solutions for rural transportTable C.9. Synthesis of solutions for rural services and industriesTable C.10. Synthesis of solutions for rural networksTable C.11. Synthesis of the challenges for the desertTable C.12. Summary of solutions for the desert