We are organizing a mission on #GreenTechnologies for European companies.
We are calling all companies within sustainable building management and individual heat and energy supply! The SmartCityTech Partnership hereby invites you to join our matchmaking mission to #NewYork City and the town of #Ithaca.
Business GroupI fyou have interest, you will automatically be added to our business group. As a part of the business group, you will get the opportunity to learn more about the mission, meet the other participants, and have the chance to play an active role in shaping the agenda. We have attached the list of participants for your convenience, but do note that it is not allowed to share the list with third parties. Webinars and informationStay tuned for future webinars where you will be able to meet stakeholders and learn more about the challenges they face in NYC and Ithaca. Performed and future webinars with stakeholders:
StakeholdersContext: Making New York City's one Million Building Clean and Efficient
In 2019, the New York City Council passed the Climate Mobilization Act (CMA). This plan represents New York City’s commitment to the carbon drawdown targets set out in the Paris Agreement, pledging the city to carbon neutrality by 2050. The CMA is the largest climate solution put forth by any city in the world. In most major cities in the US, transportation produces the bulk of emissions, however, in New York City, 68% of emissions come from buildings. Almost half of those emissions come from only 2% of buildings. The city is therefore in desperate need of needs aggressive retrofits to make existing buildings more efficient. Circular Week 2022Circular economy is a global mega trend, with the potential to transform industriesand redesign urban living. The transformative potential of circularity is not specific to asingle sector, but can be linked to everything from digitization and the sharingeconomy, to the food industry and the built environment. Ithaca and their new Green DealIn 2019, The City of Ithaca adopted its Green New Deal which aims to eliminate the city's 400,000 tonnes of annual CO2 emissions. The Town also set two goals for its own operations to be met by 2025: to meet the electricity needs of Town government operations with 100% regionally sourced renewable electricity and to reduce emissions from the Town fleet of vehicles by 50%. As the first step in the process, the city has chosen to decarbonize and electrify thousands of both privately owned and publicly owned buildings and homes by the end of the decade.
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