Mayors from the C40 Cities network, union leaders and the International Energy Agency want to protect vulnerable residents by scaling investment in relief, retrofits and renewables in cities. Opportunities in retrofitting and renewables must be seized,
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Through the Stake for the Planet project, owners of PlanetWatch’s tokens known as Planets can stake the digital assets in their Algorand blockchain wallet to earn a reward, which will ultimately allow them to plant a tree
Riders in these areas now have access to a second active and sustainable transport option via the app with Lime’s electric bikes already available on the platform. Gen4 Lime e-scooter, which will be launched in London
It will work with the China Academy of Information and Communication Technology in a multi-year collaboration to increase both understanding and capacity of the technology in cities around the world. Digital twinning is moving from the
Senet claims its extended coverage services now include global LoRaWan network connectivity delivered by more than 720,000 Helium-compatible hotspots in 55,000 cities and 170 countries. Senet's map that allows cities to see LoRaWan coverage across the
Smart city solutions provider Urban Control is working with Nordic Semiconductor on the streetlight luminaire controller that can scale-up to millions of lights and connect over local cellular IoT networks. The streetlight controller claims to work
UK Power Networks’ Neighbourhood Green project will compare real-life data from around 60 houses with a model of a “one in 20” freezing winter, where demand for electricity would be unusually high. Data will be collected
Pilot projects in the Canadian city’s living lab will begin utilising the AirMatrix software platform inside an allocated zone to begin logistics and public services drone operations testing. Calgary is helping to accelerate commercial drone research
The San Francisco Bay Area city’s programme is expected to drive transformational energy efficiencies for the municipality by reducing utility consumption by more than 4.2 million kWh of electricity per year. Milpitas’ infrastructure programme is expected
Smarter Grid Solutions and its partners have connected four of West Berkshire Council’s sites to the growing network, which will enable them to monitor and analyse the amount of electricity generated. SGS wants to give councils
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