Explained: Energy management in ClimateOS
Transitioning an entire city to climate neutrality is no easy task. At heart is energy management. While local governments can regulate energy usage, incentivize energy..
Q&A: Data management in ClimateOS
Managing city climate data has become more complicated. First, cities and citizens are sounding the alarm on reaching net zero fast, and with it comes a greater pressure to..
Cities and the IPCC AR6 Synthesis Report
On March 20, the IPCC released the final synthesis of their Sixth Assessment Report (AR6), which took over half a decade to complete. The report brings together the work of over..
The United Nations will review SDG11 this year – here’s what cities should know
2023 is a big year for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in general. It’s also a big one for SDG11 (Cities) in particular.
Climate o’clock? Here’s how cities turn the budget from blocker to backer
2023 has started with a bang. An injection of large-scale financial commitments to climate change is unfolding; from enabling green tech industries to thrive across Europe, to a..
Halfway to 2030 – showtime for city climate financing?
An important deadline is approaching. In 2023 we are closer to 2030 than to 2015, the year when the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the 2030 Agenda were adopted in New..
Case study: Cincinnati
Cincinnati has raised the standard for city climate action in the U.S. Since 2008, they have worked on a holistic Climate Action Plan with an aim for 80% emission reduction by..
Coverage of ClimateView’s efforts to bridge the city climate funding gap
“Swedish start-up ClimateView has released an ‘Impact Intelligence’ upgrade to its SaaS platform ClimateOS, in order to help planners unlock crucial funds for city decarbonization..
The U.S pioneer – Cincinnati – makes a strong case for investment
Cincinnati becomes the first U.S city to publish a ClimateOS dashboard. To meet their climate action goals, Cincinnati will now focus on gathering the necessary funds. They..