In this next phase, Arup and the Open Data Institute will place renewed focus on the built environment and develop a roadmap for net zero data infrastructure.
Selected applicants have supported thousands of individuals, businesses, and community organisations to access capital for climate and clean energy projects.
The Canadian city has received funding from the Municipal Climate Change Action Centre to modernise its vehicles and is also creating a water security roadmap.
Reporting and benchmarking will support owners of large buildings in their efforts to improve environmental performance, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
The team will develop the council’s relationship with the private sector so investment can be attracted for climate initiatives such as local heating networks.
Funded through UK Government’s Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme, the £14.3m project will overhaul heating systems across buildings in South London and Kent.
The GSMA’s 2024 Mobile Net Zero climate report spotlights regional leaders in cutting carbon emissions since 2019, led by a 50 per cent reduction in Europe.
Vienna House will be built with sustainable building components and will use a digital twin to test and optimise components and systems such as passive airflow.
The digital sustainability efforts are in support of the Singapore Green Plan 2030 and the public sector’s commitment to achieving net zero emissions by 2045.
Calgary and Edmonton are working with environmental charity Ecotrust to support information-sharing on reducing emissions in the built environment sector.
The UAE Earth platform aims to help advance progress and support decision-making in five domains: economy, adaptation, reduction, transition and health.
The solar PV portfolio consists of five ground-mounted solar parks throughout England that will generate some 300,000 MWh of renewable electricity per year.
Department of Housing and Urban Development and Department of Energy will work together on domestic efforts to reduce carbon emissions in the building sector.
World Business Council for Sustainable Development and Arup are calling for an internationally agreed definition for net zero buildings in a new report.
The city will target partnerships capable of delivering large-scale interventions in everything from energy systems and transport to buildings and biodiversity.
Sixteen C40 cities have signed a commitment to address flooding and drought by 2030, with each city taking steps to improve water access, and flood protection.
It forms part of the Green Recovery scheme to develop five shore power locations in central London to create a power infrastructure for all Thames’ operators.
Two reports emphasise how emerging markets and the global community need to work together to overcome the challenges that stand in the way of net zero progress.
Study argues there is a clear need for governments and businesses to cooperate internationally to make expansion of low carbon energy as efficient as possible.
The Earls Court Development Company plans to create a commercial space for the UK’s clean and climate technology sector on a cleared site in West London.
The Alliance of CEO Climate Leaders has signed an open letter ahead of Cop28 calling on public and private sector leaders to accelerate net zero actions.
The first ever Council Climate Action Scorecards by the non-profit Climate Emergency UK reveals that national barriers are a key reason for under-performance.
Elemental Excelerator is funding 15 climate companies for the development of transformative technologies in areas like carbon removal and resource extraction.
The Green Corridor is a shipping route and an umbrella for several projects at sea and inshore operations in Helsinki and Tallinn which aim to reduce emissions.
Pilot to decarbonise Boston’s housing stock will support building owners with energy assessments, construction management, and forgivable loan financing.
Industry figures give their response to what the UK Government claims is a “fairer”, more pragmatic and realistic approach to achieving net zero by 2050.
The 26 EVs will drive a fully zero-emission fleet in Austin for CapMetro’s Rapid project that includes four new bus lines to enhance commuting options.
Mark Watts, executive director, C40 Cities and Claus Mathisen, CEO, Urban Partners, explain why the 15-minute city concept represents a major opportunity to transform the world’s cities for the better
Houses will be retrofitted with equipment like heat pumps, financed by corporate buyers looking to fund local projects which deliver benefits in their areas.
Mayor Sadiq Khan said expanding Ulez was a difficult, but necessary decision to save lives, protect the health of children and tackle the climate crisis.
The ACC Liverpool Group, operator of the M&S Bank Arena and adjoining convention centre, will use the money to replace hot water boilers with heat pumps.
Carl Piva, chair of Stockholm Green Innovation District, illustrates the role that the organisation is playing in pushing public and private sector sustainability efforts forward in Sweden’s capital and beyond.
The upgrade is expected to save the UK borough 7,161,500 kWh and £1.8m annually on energy consumption and reduce maintenance costs by around 45 per cent.
Cardiff Capital Region is working with Connected Kerb to roll out 366 public chargers at 144 locations, based on a more affordable and long-term business model.
The first 30 electric, double-decker Electroliner buses are already operating from Abellio’s depot, following a green power upgrade by UK Power Networks.
The Salisbury Square civic development in the Square Mile will be supported by a standalone closed loop cooling and heating solution, removing the need for gas.
Contract will ensure Keolis has a reliable supply of renewable electricity at a fixed, competitive price, while helping the group meet environmental targets.
Service4Charger offers e-mobility solutions and full-service implementation, including the planning, installation and operation of charging infrastructure.
Survey by Eurocities also found top investment priorities include sustainable mobility, buildings renovation and energy efficiency and renewable energy.
Work has started on site to build what is claimed to be the UK’s first mobility hub in Manchester, which forms part of the Ancoats people-first neighbourhood.
Grants support the City’s TransformTO Net Zero and commitment to continue to build partnerships with Indigenous communities and advance Truth and Reconciliation.
A district geothermal ground-source heat pump will provide renewable heating and cooling to Coney Island commercial retail and high-rise residential community.
Las Vegas Convention Centre and Allegiant Stadium will work with nZero to collect granular carbon emissions data to help develop more sustainable policies.
Kansas City is part of a global network of nearly 130 local governments using the framework to track progress of sustainability, net-zero and equity objectives.
Thousands of trees have been planted across Aberdeen while Glasgow’s Clyde Climate Forest has received a £200,000 funding boost from the eight local councils.
Concordia’s Plan/Net-Zerø initiative involves transforming its campuses into living labs and a hub to model green energy solutions to cities around the world.
The Low Carbon Trafford Park 2038 study covers a range of solutions and supports Trafford Council’s net zero aims for the Greater Manchester borough by 2038.
Dr Chen-yu Lee, director of Taipei Smart City Project Management Office, explains why climate action can’t exist in a silo and must cut across all city services.
More than £35m of Government funding will be channelled into ensuring that the city meets its target of 40-60,000 electric vehicle charge points by 2030.
The authors of a new report urge developers not to wait for future technology and start acting today to reduce embodied emissions, stressing that data is key.
The programme has been awarded funding through the national Clean Heat Streets project and supports the city’s aims to be a net zero carbon city by 2040.
Cities from 21 countries will experiment with new ways to rapidly decarbonise, implementing systemic and locally designed actions that other cities can replicate.
Hub will enable users to use digital twins of energy grids, map scenarios, research new findings, develop original and creative hypotheses, and test results.
It will work with EnergyHub to interface complementary solutions to help utilities move towards a scalable distributed energy resources management solution.
Open Energy’s goal is to make energy data sharing radically easier, giving users access to energy data held by thousands of organisations and institutions across the UK.
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