GreenStruxure的动态

From 28 August to 2 October, the Urban Agenda for the EU is looking for partners to join the new #ThematicPartnership on Building Decarbonisation: Integrated Renovation Programmes and Local Heating & Cooling Plans. To help the call applicants better understand the topic, the European Urban Initiative interviewed Stephen Lorimer, the external expert who elaborated the Ex-Ante Assessment for this Partnership. Stephen shared valuable insights into the Ex-Ante Assessment (EAA) for this Partnership, revealing key recommendations on: ?? The importance of financing for cities to scale decarbonisation efforts. ?? Evolving renovation programs for building owners. ?? Ensuring renewable energy communities are part of future efforts. Read the full article on our website: https://lnkd.in/d5E779zB #BuildingDecarbonisation #UrbanAgenda #EnergyEfficiency #ClimateAction #Sustainability #UrbanDevelopment #EuropeanCities #RenovationTransformation #SustainableFuture

Will we meet today in the WALCC Forum? The event highlights how cities striving for #carbonneutrality must pursue a transformational agenda in four key areas: ??? urban planning ?? renewable resources ??? green building ?? urban transport. Fredrik Jansson is one of the panelists and will share his views on #digitalization and #energymanagement opportunities. Read how we can help energy industry players succeed https://lnkd.in/ddXj-_XT #utilities #energysolutions #sustainability #tietoevryindustry

?? Imagine a future where cities not only consume less but produce more clean energy! How? By implementing Positive Energy Districts (PEDs). But what exactly is a PED? Find the answer in our MAKING-CITY EU video ? A Positive Energy District (PED) is an eco-friendly urban area that produces more renewable energy than it uses. With sustainable technologies, energy-efficient buildings, smart grids for eco-resilience, community engagement, and reduced carbon footprints, PEDs are revolutionizing urban sustainability, turning cities into energy-positive hubs. Key Benefits of PEDs: ?? Reduced carbon footprint ?? Lower energy bills ??? Improved air quality ??? Enhanced urban liveability Don't miss out on learning how PEDs are reshaping the energy landscapes of cities and how MAKING-CITY EU is applying the concept. Watch the engaging video here: https://lnkd.in/eZ8-pJrc #UrbanSustainability #CleanEnergy #PositiveEnergyDistricts #MakingCity #EnergyTransition

What is Carbon-Neutral Urban Development? Carbon-neutral urban development refers to creating cities and communities that reduce their carbon footprint to zero. This means that the total amount of greenhouse gases produced by human activities, like construction, transportation, and energy consumption, is balanced out by removing the equivalent amount from the atmosphere. This can be achieved through renewable energy sources like solar and wind, energy-efficient building practices, sustainable transportation systems, and carbon-offset programs like planting trees or investing in carbon capture technologies. In a carbon-neutral city, buildings are designed with energy efficiency in mind, using materials that reduce embodied carbon and integrating renewable energy systems to power homes and businesses. Transportation systems are reimagined to prioritize electric vehicles, public transportation, and cycling infrastructure. Waste management and water conservation play key roles in reducing emissions as well. At its core, carbon-neutral urban development is a vital step in combating climate change while creating sustainable, livable spaces for future generations. To know more about how we are applying carbon-neutral urban development principles at our self-sustainable city project, read our blog articles: https://lnkd.in/gU3nFcHh #CarbonNeutral #UrbanDevelopment #SustainableCities #RenewableEnergy #GreenBuilding #NetZero #ClimateAction

In the face of growing legislative restrictions, resource constraints, and the complexities of urban planning, it is imperative to prioritize the leverage of energy efficiency and reliability. The transition towards low-carbon energy sources must happen now. Learn more on how cities can progress towards a more sustainable future: https://lnkd.in/guuakUez #climatemitigation #energytransition #sustainability

Had the great pleasure of a sit down with Vasil Velev, the inspiring founder of the formidable specialized media outlet the Carbon Herald. We spoke about the #CityCDR report that was just published. Check out the write-up for a snapshot of the report and the opportunity the city-level space holds. You will find a telling chart on project developers' expectations for policy and regulatory support from cities. What city administrations expect from project developers is more challenging to assess, given the sheer absence of carbon removal planning with cities today. They need way more support to get going. https://lnkd.in/eeYAiXCt

Did you know that Arcadis helps create sustainable and livable cities by supporting urban clients in their shift to low-carbon solutions? Our Urban Energy Solutions team takes an integrated approach to optimizing energy efficiency in cities. Learn more about this Arcadis expertise here. #Resilience #Sustainability #UrbanDevelopment #ClimateChange #SustainableCities

?? Case Study Spotlight: We helped the City of Boston take a huge step towards sustainability by transforming 37 city buildings to make them more energy efficient with comprehensive energy conservation measures ????? Read more about our solutions and impact below!?? #energyefficiency #waterconservation

Council Post: Ways Toward Sustainable Development In Solar And Construction As urban centers continue to grow, integrated solar technology and policies that encourage things like solar adoption and limiting carbon embodiment can play a vital role in creating sustainable cities. https://lnkd.in/ez4rw5gZ

?? NYC's sustainable future requires the city to embrace progress. What is Local Law 97? Enacted in 2019, Local Law 97 sets ambitious carbon emission reduction targets for NYC’s buildings, aiming for a 50% reduction by fiscal year 2030. How will NYC achieve this? Strategies include: + Solar panel installations + Electric vehicle infrastructure expansion + Phasing out fossil fuel systems for high-efficiency electric equipment + Investing in a green workforce ?? Over 5,000 energy projects completed since 2014, creating 5,300 jobs and saving taxpayers $125M in energy costs. Read more from City Limits here: https://loom.ly/12PmSo4