The consortium behind the UK project will explore how advanced digital technologies can aid decision-making when managing and balancing energy resources and assets. Can digital twin technology help to better manage future electricity networks? A consortium
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Transport operator Bus Ostschweiz is working with Siemens’ subsidiaries Padam Mobility and Haco on the service which provides a flexible shuttle to and from the train station. The Salü app allows riders to plan, book and
Restaurants in Carmel-by-the-Sea are reducing the probability of infection from airborne viruses and pollutants while also averaging an estimated $17,000 in extra annual profit via the certification programme. Mission Bistro: one of the restaurants using technology
Analysis by the America Is All coalition of leaders calculates that Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and Federal Electric Vehicle Tax Credit alone are not enough to meet the goals of the US climate target. Report puts forward
The 50-strong fleet will be deployed in the Nansha District of the Chinese city and will be able to perform comprehensive environmental services, such as sweeping, sprinkling and disinfection spraying. WeRide has developed a cloud-based platform
The Battery Pass research and development project aims to put in place the foundations for an interoperable, open standard, scalable data platform in Europe and support an EU battery passport. Consortium hopes findings from the project
The Ion innovation centre and forthcoming Ion District urban community have joined the Global Network of Innovation Districts, established to provide governments and investors with new insights as they re-energise cities. Ion District: an accessible, walkable,
IBM, United Nations Human Rights and the Linux Foundation have launched the annual Call for Code challenge that seeks to galvanise the efforts of developers, students, and problem-solvers to help accelerate sustainability. 2021 Call for Code
System forms part of the UK organisation’s asset management transformation and will help to support the delivery of its Digital Roads Strategy, creating more efficient ways of working through improved digital integration. The platform enables more
Voi vehicles in the Norwegian capital will be installed with Drover’s PathPilot AI technology to tackle pavement riding and help the operator and local authority control how and where scooters are ridden and parked. Voi CEO
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