Smart City

In a previous article, the focus was on the EU’s efforts towards achieving zero emissions and how smart parking can contribute to sustainable urban development strategies. In this article, the focus shifts to electric mobility and its potential, as well as the challenges associated with electric charging.  The European Union stands out as a prominent

The negative effects of climate change are often felt firsthand, such as extreme weather conditions, storms, or droughts. In cities, the average temperature has been steadily rising in recent decades, which is not only caused by climate change but also by the so-called urban heat island effect. However, global warming also contributes to rising temperatures

The UN predicts that 70% of the world’s population will live in cities by 2050. That means an average of 1.5 million people a week are moving to urban areas worldwide. This is both a challenge and an opportunity for cities, as there is no other way to manage such growth but through technological development.

The challenges of modern cities More than 4 billion people live in cities worldwide, a number predicted to reach almost 7 billion by 2050. Cities are growing faster and faster, putting even more pressure on their infrastructure and, at the same time, on their governance to manage their scarce resources. Fortunately, there is no need