How did Singapore solve its major waste problem?
Singapore is a city-state obsessed with clean roads, recycling and the recovery of waste, which it reuses whenever it can. One of the most striking examples is the innovative use of surplus ashes from incinerating non-recyclable waste.
Energy Web Token, when blockchain and efficiency come together
What is the potential of Energy Web Token? Discover how this blockchain solution is paving the way for greater energy efficiency.
Passive solar heating, an effective example of sustainable architecture
Could passive solar heating and passive solar design in general, help cities? With the current energy crisis, we need to rethink systems based on continuous energy consumption. Passive solar heating is one of these much needed ideas.
Urban mobility: what is it and what are its most interesting trends?
Electric cars, on-demand services on our smartphones, self-driving… cities are enjoying their own particular mobility revolution. How is the urban mobility concept understood today, and why is it essential in order to anticipate what will happen in the coming years?
Places that are reconsidering electric vehicles
Although the transition towards electric vehicles is underway, it will still be a few years before the streets can enjoy the ‘whistle’ of electric vehicles instead of the noise of internal combustion engines. In fact, this may never even happen, or at least not as we may imagine.
Hyperloop Companies Join Forces to Launch the First International Hyperloop Association
Hyperloop pioneering companies Hardt, Hyperloop One, Hyperloop Transportation Technologies, Nevomo, TransPod, Swisspod Technologies, and Zeleros joined forces to form “The Hyperloop Association”.
Tier launches new, highly accurate micromobility parking solution
Tier Mobility has announced the roll-out of its most accurate parking validation solution yet, Tier AVPS (Advanced Vehicle Parking System), using its Fantasmo technology.
How E-Bike Rebates Will Make Cycling Safer
Denver’s wildly successful incentive program isn’t just helping residents buy greener rides — it’s building an army of bike lane advocates.
Look at That Building: A Series for the Architecturally Curious
Ever walk by a building and wonder: What’s up with that? For curious people, the question runs deeper than the name or address or type of building.
Robot window washers are here to clean our skyscrapers
Commercial window washing is still handled primarily by humans on scarily high perches, but now — thanks to a handful of startups — robots are poised to disrupt the industry.