Digital Energy Net

Development of mixed-use projects often requires more intricate planning and construction phases, making them challenging to keep on schedule and within budget. Also, all applicable building, zoning, environmental, and…

Green buildings are environmentally-friendly structures that protect the natural environment by conserving energy, water and other natural resources while increasing biodiversity and creating healthier places to live and work….

Sustainable urban infrastructure involves designing, building, and operating facilities which provide economic, environmental (including climate resilience), and social benefits throughout its entire life cycle. Civil engineering services play an…

TOD developments typically center around high quality public transit – usually rail systems but also sometimes bus rapid transit (BTOD). They’re intended to be more walkable than other forms…

Energy efficiency refers to using less resources to reach similar results, which can lower energy costs and carbon emissions. Making the switch to energy efficiency has never been simpler….

Sustainable development (SD) is an umbrella concept encompassing economic, environmental and social aspects. For sustainable development to thrive, all three pillars must work in harmony and be balanced appropriately….

Intelligent cities rely on connected solutions to reduce costs, enhance sustainability and offer citizens greater choice and convenience. Furthermore, smart cities leverage cutting-edge technologies to meet broader social impact…

Smart grids are electricity networks that use digital technology to monitor and regulate power distribution. Such technologies include advanced meters, customer interface systems, distribution automation systems, PMUs, backscatter radio…

Energy storage is an indispensable technology for increasing renewables in the grid and can prevent price spikes for electricity customers. Energy Storage technologies span from capacitors that store few…

Urban mobility is an ever-evolving field, necessitating new technologies, behavioral nudges and public policies to alleviate traffic congestion and air pollution. Yet in reality, cities rarely adopt ambitious strategies…