Digital Energy Net

Whoever you consult to answer this question of which cities are smartest may give different answers; one thing is certain however – cities around the globe are rapidly adopting…

Smart grids are key to the creation of a green energy future. By efficiently matching energy supply and demand, they help utilities reduce costs by cutting back on excess…

Energy storage aims to balance electricity supply and demand at various time scales (second-by-second), improving grid quality by minimizing power surges and sags. It may be deployed anywhere along…

Urban mobility refers to how citizens move within and between cities, with its primary aim being providing sustainable, efficient, inclusive and safe transport systems for its inhabitants. Implementing quality…

Zoning regulations are laws that regulate how land is utilized within a municipality. Zoning helps maintain property values while also protecting against incompatible uses for it. Regulators promote affordable…

Land use planning refers to the strategic arrangement of various land uses so as to meet the needs of both residents and businesses, taking into account natural resources, market…

Digital governance involves overseeing multiple aspects related to data protection and public transparency, making its adoption essential for creating a sustainable economy. GGI’s board development workshops can teach boards…

Community engagement involves forging relationships and making sure the voices of residents in your community are heard, while upholding transparency and inclusion principles. This approach can help you identify…

Carbon capture and storage (CCS), commonly referred to as geologic carbon sequestration, involves extracting CO2 released into the atmosphere by power plants or industrial facilities and depositing it underground…

Electric vehicles offer an effective sustainable alternative to gas-powered cars, saving both money and the planet due to their reduced operating costs and convenient recharging options. Electric vehicles produce…