Episode 2: the SmartCitiesWorld Insight Report (part 2)

According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), cities account for two-thirds
of global energy consumption and more than 70 per cent of annual global
carbon emissions. By 2050, the United Nations predicts that 68 per cent of the
world’s population will live in urban areas, which will lead to major growth in
energy infrastructure and further increase in emissions if not addressed.

Show Notes

You can download the full SmartCitiesWorld Insight Reports here

How cities can become climate action heroes (make the green switch, lights on, carbon off)

Why connected LED lighting should be the starting point for contending with climate change and the energy crisis—an exclusive insight report in collaboration with Smart Cities World. 

SmartCitiesWorld Insight Reports examine an emerging or growing trend in smart cities, highlighting progress so far and future development, as well as spotlighting case studies from cities around the world. In this report, we explore how cities can act now on climate change and the energy crisis through the implementation of smart lighting technology. 

What is SmartCitiesWorld Insight Report?

How cities can become climate action heroes.
SmartCitiesWorld Insight Reports examine an emerging or growing trend in smart cities, highlighting progress so far and future development, as well as spotlighting case studies from cities around the world. In this report, we explore how cities can act now on climate change and the energy crisis through the implementation of smart lighting technology.