In 2022, the Mayors' Programme celebrates its 40th anniversary. It is pleasure for SGUP to have a interview with Dr. Jürgen Steiger.
Click 👇, to read more about the history of the mayors' programme!
https://t.co/5SLzP2vkbl
China to launch property investment trusts to spur infrastructure development!
REITs is totally a new financial method in China. It is much easier for the private capital to participate in the infrastructure investment projects through REITs.
https://t.co/x0aygCap0r
Um #CO2 zu reduzieren, brauchen wir erneuerbare Kraftstoffe: 🗨️"Wir wollen mehr Investitionen in Erzeugungsanlagen, um erneuerbare Kraftstoffe für den Verkehr verfügbar & deutlich billiger zu machen. Deswegen starten wir ein neues Förderkonzept", so Bundesminister @AndiScheuer.🎬
The new style of urban planing for the post-corona period. The related departments in China also considering the "5-minute city" action plan. The "15-Minute city“ and the ”5-Minute City“ plan will be first implemented in Shanghai, Beijing and other metropolises in China.
"While global building energy consumption remained steady year-on-year, energy-related CO2 emissions increased to 9.95 GtCO2 in 2019."
Need to do more to reduce the CO2 emissions in the building sector!
According to @Join_GlobalABC, #BuildingSector CO2 emissions hit a record high in 2019, representing 38% of global #energy-related CO2 emissions. #NetZero buildings by 2050 is possible with existing tech & the urgent adoption of supporting policies & investments. Read more ⬇️
According to @Join_GlobalABC, #BuildingSector CO2 emissions hit a record high in 2019, representing 38% of global #energy-related CO2 emissions. #NetZero buildings by 2050 is possible with existing tech & the urgent adoption of supporting policies & investments. Read more ⬇️
🚀“China’s national carbon market will soon launch the first trading of allowances”
Minister of Ecology and Environment Huang Runqiu said at CCTV flagship daily news Xinwen Lianbo on 3 January. #OCTT#CNETS
📺 14’20”: https://t.co/hSJXEjzHrG
Wir fordern die #Bundesregierung auf, endlich das CO2-Einsparpotential klimafreundlicher Baustoffe zu heben & den ganzen Lebenszyklus beim Bauen zu berücksichtigen. Zum gemeinsamen Aufruf unseres breiten #Bauwende-Bündnis von #duh#Nabu#DGNB#DEN u.v.m.: https://t.co/N4ni6BmSVz
Despite stable energy demand, CO2 emissions from building operations and construction reached their highest level ever recorded in 2019 at around 10 GtCO2, or 38% of global energy‑related CO2 emissions.
Find out more insights on the 2020 #BuildingsGSR being launched now!
The project @MobiliseCity is 5 years old!
With nearly 100 partners, 40 million euros invested, and 1 billion euros mobilised for #sustainable#mobility projects, the Partnership is building on its success and raising its ambition. ⬇️
https://t.co/kBTavcxlMI
How do cities integrate nature-based solutions in their urban renewal strategies?
Learn about the transition story of 𝘿𝙤𝙧𝙩𝙢𝙤𝙣𝙙 by implementing nature-based solutions.
▍ Wed, 2 Dec.
▍ 8.00-9.30 CET
▍ Register: https://t.co/ckMM9PN8pM…
@ICLEI@SGUP_@ICLEI_Europe
The Renewable Energy Information Platform of the Chinese National Energy Administration solicited suggestions for renewable energy for 14th five-year plan. China will use more photovoltaic solar energy in the future.
https://t.co/2Du971Uqsi
Solar PV ☀️ additions are set to reach an all-time high in 2022.
Policy decisions in countries like 🇨🇳 & 🇺🇸 and support for rooftop solar - which has been heavily impacted by the pandemic - will be crucial to accelerate deployment → https://t.co/ThDzf4tQBk
Click here to watch the video for the whole World Cities Day in Fuzhou!
https://t.co/f3SBPWsDKl’s-national-observance-of-world-cities-day-2020-in-fuzhou
"The year 2020 marks a turning point in the global battle for sustainable development, with cities once again at the centre as home to a growing majority of the world’s population. " Good reading material for a new week.👇
https://t.co/sGtaUExzSj
Today we have our World Cities Day China Section in Fuzhou, the provincial capital of Fujian. Also thanks a lot to Dr. Sach, the Director General from BMU to give us a wonderful keynote speech.