The Horizon 2020 programme has invested €381 million in SCC projects, with the total value of supported projects, including additional funding, reaching €446 million. In 2022, Horizon Europe further bolstered this initiative with two new projects centred on Positive and Clean Energy Districts (PCED).
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As part of ATELIER, Bilbao aims to replace its waste collection and cleaning vehicles with electric vehicles and to implement 3,500 electric vehicles in the city by 2020. Moreover, Bilbao plans to provide the municipality with a vehicle recharge infrastructure, as well as an online electric vehicle promotion platform.
In Amsterdam, ATELIER will develop Positive Energy District in six locations within Buiksloterham, in the north of Amsterdam. One of these six locations is De Ceuvel, an already existing energy community with a smart grid, participating in the energy trading activities of the project. Two locations are newly developed building groups, Poppies and Republica, with a total of 22,000 m2.
More liveable space for more residents
Trondheim has seen many successes in the +CityxChange project, due to the effective collaboration between a series of partners in a range of sectors where new working methodologies have been pioneered to collaborate across fields. The municipality has taken on the role of an active coordinator and facilitator, striving to make real physical changes in the city.
Key outcomes and achievements in Trondheim:
