Digital Energy Net

Energy storage refers to the process of saving energy in one form for use at another time. It has long been employed in hydroelectric dams and ice tanks as…

Land use planning has an impactful influence on every member of society, whether it’s determining how far homeowners must travel to shop or choosing where a new park should…

Digital governance refers to a set of policies and institutions that define digital technologies’ regulatory regime, with long-term commercial and political ramifications. Robust governance ensures that data is securely…

An electric vehicle (EV) could save you money over its lifespan depending on its efficiency, driving habits and regional electricity rates; plus federal tax credits as well as state…

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) technologies capture fossil fuel emissions for permanent disposal underground, as part of the larger effort known as carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS). CO2…

Climate change mitigation refers to any action taken that reduces or enhances carbon sinks that remove heat-trapping greenhouse gases into Earth’s atmosphere, including switching to renewable energy sources, improving…

Energy policy refers to how governments and communities develop, implement and enforce laws and regulations that affect the production and consumption of energy – from supporting renewable sources like…

Mixed-use development refers to any community development project that incorporates multiple uses within one building or area, from retail stores with apartments above them to full urban village developments….

Green buildings take steps to optimize energy, water and materials performance through various measures that include renewable energies such as photovoltaic cells or cutting waste by employing methods such…

Urban infrastructure systems should be designed, constructed, operated and decommissioned in ways that optimize economic viability, social equity, environmental protection and climate resilience for their life cycle. This may…