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Net zero carbon cities: An integrated approach

To keep global temperature increases to 1.5°C or below, systemic efficiency is needed.

Net zero carbon cities: An integrated approach

Cities cover 3% of the earth’s land surface yet they create more than 70% of all carbon emissions. To keep global temperature increases to 1.5°C or below, cities have to achieve net-zero.

Cities cover 3% of the earth’s land surface yet they create more than 70% of all carbon emissions. To keep global temperature increases to 1.5°C or below, cities have to achieve net-zero. This report provides a global framework and recommends an integrated energy approach, defined as “systemic efficiency”, as a solution to the current environmental, economic, health and social crises. Systemic efficiency encompasses clean electrification, smart digital technology, and efficient buildings and infrastructure, along with a circular economy approach to water, waste and materials. By taking a holistic approach, cities have an opportunity to boost their resilience to withstand a range of potential future climate- and health-related crises.

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The rise of home energy efficiency

How households are adapting their energy use to reduce bills and emissions in the face of global crises

Electricity 4.0: Our fastest route to net-zero (infographic)

We are the first generation to truly know about climate change and be able to combat it. The good news is that current technologies already exist to deliver the net zero challenge that we all face.

How we reach zero-carbon energy independence

How organizations of all kinds can follow the science-based pathway to reach zero-carbon energy independence.

Why energy efficiency is the unsung hero of the fight against climate change

Double glazing and optimized air-con systems aren’t as sexy as 100-metre wind turbines and EVs – but the impact of energy efficiency could be immense.

Making mission possible: Delivering a net-zero economy

A net-zero global economy is possible by 2050. Clean electrification will be vital.

Making clean electrification possible

We have 30 years to electrify the global economy - discover under what conditions this is possible.

Making the hydrogen economy possible: Accelerating clean hydrogen in an electrified economy

Learn how private-sector collaboration and policy support can ramp up clean hydrogen production

Better energy, greater prosperity

We need to decarbonize while ensuring energy access for all. Clean electrification holds the key to achieve this. But how?

Any city can be a net zero city – this is how to start

The only way we can address climate change before it’s too late is to accelerate the transition of net zero cities

Electricity 4.0: Powering the new electric world

What does a new electric world look like? See Electricity 4.0 for yourself