To succeed in the energy transition, let's invent 100% renewable territories and connected cities.
All Hail, Smart Taxis!
As smart cities become smarter, there is no one definition of what should count as a truly intelligent urban technology. It could, for example, be a solution that reduces environmental impact or increases mobility, or one that improves digital modeling or connectivity.
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Big Innovation in World’s Smaller Smart Cities
Some of the world’s biggest and best-known cities have taken steps to become “smarter,” using the latest technology to most effectively operate services and reserves to benefit inhabitants.
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Cleaner Mobility-As-A Service and Smarter Cities for Sustainable Future
Cities have been growing for decades, and so have emissions. And there’s little doubt that after the immediate crisis of COVID-19, old habits will return.
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