News

Led by the city council, the scheme brings together energy generation, demand and storage and aims to deliver a significant drop in CO2 emissions by 2030 and cut energy bills by up to a quarter.

Plans have been unveiled for what is claimed to be the largest city-wide smart energy system in the UK.

The government says the projects could see over 250,000 people’s homes powered by local renewable sources by 2030 – which could lead to their energy bills reducing by as much as half.

Cross Key Homes in Peterborough has partnered with CityFibre to deploy a network of sensors throughout its estate to test a number of different scenarios.

The consortium says that by appointing Vix Technology as a single contractor for passenger information systems will reduce costs and improve efficiency as well as drive adoption of public transport

The city council is named a winner in the Amazon Web Services worldwide City on a Cloud challenge