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New York’s Building Experiment: What 95% Emissions Compliance Reveals

New York’s Building Experiment: What 95% Emissions Compliance Reveals

New York City has succeeded in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Approximately 95% of large privately owned buildings have met the emissions limits established under Local Law 97, which is part of the city’s efforts to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050.

Europe’s Housing Supply Bottleneck: Can Faster Planning Unlock More Homes?

Europe’s Housing Supply Bottleneck: Can Faster Planning Unlock More Homes?

Statistics show that home purchase prices in Europe have risen by an average of 60% over the past fifteen years, while rents have increased by 30% over the same period. This has made life considerably more difficult for residents, particularly certain demographic groups.

From innovation to impact: the future of urban mobility takes centre stage at TMWC26

From innovation to impact: the future of urban mobility takes centre stage at TMWC26

Discover key insights from Tomorrow.Mobility World Congress 2026, where 29,700+ participants explored scalable, sustainable urban mobility solutions.

The future of livable cities is also measured by time

The future of livable cities is also measured by time

How cities organize time affects equality, well-being, and opportunity. A closer look at care-centered urban planning and public policy for more livable cities.

When IoT Fails: How Overreliance on Technology Puts Cities at Risk

When IoT Fails: How Overreliance on Technology Puts Cities at Risk

Cities are key targets, and their critical infrastructure is essential and must be safeguarded and protected. This is crucial in everyday life, but even more so as threats increase.

What Makes a City Age-Friendly?

What Makes a City Age-Friendly?

Something as simple as setting ramps in trams and buses may be helpful. But ensuring that senior citizens remain autonomous is even more important.

GovTech for Responsible Tourism: Building Sustainable Destinations

GovTech for Responsible Tourism: Building Sustainable Destinations

Tourism is no longer simply an economic driver. It is also a sector that tests the resilience and capacity of cities and their residents and, consequently, the effectiveness of urban governance.

Can Smart Grids Keep Up With the Boom in Electric Vehicles and Artificial Intelligence?

Can Smart Grids Keep Up With the Boom in Electric Vehicles and Artificial Intelligence?

European cities must electrify transportation, meet the growing energy demand driven by artificial intelligence and data centers, and accelerate the transition to renewable energy, all while ensuring a reliable and affordable electricity supply.

Reflective Pavement: How Phoenix Is Combating Extreme Urban Heat

Reflective Pavement: How Phoenix Is Combating Extreme Urban Heat

High temperatures are no longer a problem confined to summer or specific regions of the world. Climate change has intensified extreme heat, exposing people to high temperatures for more hours each day and more days each year. Cities have become particularly vulnerable, as the way they are built has created urban heat islands. Climate adaptation therefore requires rethinking urban design and introducing cooling solutions that help reduce perceived temperatures.