Digital Energy Net

Digital governance is a framework of roles and accountabilities designed to ensure businesses are performing digital activities ethically, avoid legal issues related to cyber attacks, and stay flexible enough in response to disruption. Digital governance helps public-purpose organisations meet their missions more effectively by streamlining bureaucratic processes, improving transparency and accountability, and offering more responsive…

Community engagement entails people within your community working collaboratively for its betterment, be that volunteering, supporting a cause, or building relationships with local leaders. Understanding the unique aspects of your community is key to devising a successful plan. This involves identifying who your stakeholders and communities are as well as assessing what level of participation…

Carbon Capture and Storage (CCUS) refers to technologies that remove carbon dioxide emissions from power plants or other sources and store or incorporate them into products like concrete and chemicals. CO2 can then be safely stored underground in geological formations such as saline aquifers or depleted oil and gas fields for permanent disposal. Costs Carbon…

Electric vehicles (EVs) are quieter than their gasoline-powered counterparts and feature instant torque for zipping through traffic, plus regenerative braking which allows power recovery when your foot comes off of the accelerator pedal. Tailpipe pollution reduction will play a key role in combatting climate change, particularly for vulnerable frontline communities who have experienced its consequences…

Climate change mitigation efforts involve measures that reduce greenhouse gas emissions or boost carbon sinks that absorb them from the atmosphere, such as cutting energy consumption or developing sustainable land use planning strategies. Lifestyle changes also play a crucial role in sustainability efforts, from cutting consumption of clothing and travel costs to switching to renewable…

Energy policies influence the amount of greenhouse gas emissions produced in countries, as well as economic productivity and business competitiveness. First and foremost, stop trying to force commercialization with loan guarantees, production tax credits, R&D subsidies, or mandates. Instead, invest in conceptual research that private companies are not undertaking while prioritizing laboratory work. Technology Energy…

Mixed-use developments are projects that integrate commercial, retail and residential spaces in one development project. They’re typically found in urban centers or main streets to give residents easy access to shops and eateries nearby. While this type of development had fallen out of favor for a time, its resurgence can be attributed to renter preferences…

Building green is no longer just an experiment to help the environment; it has become an attractive alternative for companies looking to save money and increase employee productivity. Green buildings incorporate sustainable features like solar energy, water conservation, and indoor air quality monitoring systems into their designs. These structures impact human health in two crucial…

TODs foster compact city growth by integrating land development and transit services. Residents live and work near high quality public transit networks for shorter commutes, reduced car dependence and improved lifestyles. TOD can be created at key nodes along light or heavy rail lines or bus routes. TOD projects typically consist of residential units, commercial…

Sustainable urban infrastructure refers to the foundational network that allows cities to function and mobilize resources efficiently, including roads, rails, waterways, airports and sewage systems. Contrary to conventional infrastructure, sustainable infrastructure is designed with all-round sustainability principles in mind, including reducing resource demands, using recycled materials and minimizing energy losses. Water Attaining sustainable water infrastructure…