The Smart Cities Marketplace publications library contains different types of documents aimed at varying target audiences. The main groups can be summarized as follows:
Policy Papers: based on the analyses performed by the Smart Cities Information System (SCIS), important current policy challenges are identified and investigated into more detail. The resulting insights are collected in thematic papers that draw up a state of the art and formulate recommendations for future implementation, useful for policy makers as well as other actors active in sustainable and smart city projects.
SCIS Essential Monitoring Guides: manuals providing assistance in the preparation of data for the Self-Reporting Tool, the interface that collects key performance indicators (KPIs) describing the results of EU co-funded Smart Cities and Communities projects. These KPIs can be displayed in the Project Data Visualization interface of the Smart Cities Marketplace website. However, the monitoring and KPI guides have an interest for the wider smart city community as well.
The CONCERTO publications archive: CONCERTO was an initiative under the European Research Framework Programmes FP6 and FP7 that grouped projects dealing with energy optimisation of districts and communities. It preceded the FP7 and H2020 project generations inventoried by SCIS. Its main publications remain available for consultation.
The implementation of the EU’s Clean Energy for all Europeans Package (CEP) leads to important legislative updates, including recasts of
The Self-Reporting Guide for EU co-funded Energy-efficient Buildings (EeB) and Smart Cities and Communities (SCC) projects will lead you step
With respect to the EU climate and energy goals, a major challenge for cities lies within retrofitting the existing urban
This technical note explains details of the Smart Cities Marketplace Self Reporting Tool (SRT) export data structure.
This policy brief investigates the reasons why replication of smart urban energy, mobility and ICT solutions for a clean energy
The aim of this guideline is to support the preparation and subsequent implementation of a long-term monitoring method for the
The aim of this guideline is to support the preparation and subsequent implementation of policy recommendations based on data harvesting
The SCIS/SCM Technical Monitoring Guide defines a common approach and standardised methodology, which should be applied by EU co-funded Energy-efficient
The objective of this guideline document conceived for EU co-funded Energy-efficient Buildings (EeB) and Smart Cities and Communities (SCC) projects
The aim of this guideline is to support the preparation and subsequent implementation of long-term monitoring for the gathering and
This monitoring report can be viewed as a good example of an approach that will allow the party responsible for
The purpose of this report is to share lessons learned and to provide policy recommendations based on feedback from projects
