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Here we have gathered some of the best smart & sustainable city solutions from Sweden. All Best Practices are possible to visit by booking a visit to one of our offices.

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Geofencing Helps Increase Safety and Reduce Environmental Impact from Transport

Geofencing Helps Increase Safety and Reduce Environmental Impact from Transport

Geofencing is a virtual geographical perimeter that helps create green zones where vehicles have their speed limited digitally and automatically switch to electric drive where appropriate. This technology is being trialled in Gothenburg as part of a more sustainable transport system.

Digitalisation, Mobility, Geofencing, Electrification, Public Transport, Traffic Safety, Shared Transportation
Linero – Urban Renovation for a sustainable future

Linero – Urban Renovation for a sustainable future

Linero, a district of Lund in southern Sweden, is a successful smart city upgrade project focused on improving around 800 apartments built in the 1970s to create more energy-efficient, eco-friendly housing.

Energy Efficency, Digitalisation, Urban Planning, Renewal of City Districts, Data Collection, Management & Sharing, Energy Production, Social Sustainability, Citizen Dialogue & Participation, Energy
National Geodata Strategy Aims to Ensure a More Robust, Efficient and Sustainable Society

National Geodata Strategy Aims to Ensure a More Robust, Efficient and Sustainable Society

Sweden’s National Geodata Strategy is based around five societal challenges that geodata – geographic data and information – will help to solve. Key elements of the strategy are: increasing collaboration; harmonising geodata standards; and making them open and available for both the public and private sectors.

Digitalisation, Urban Planning, Geofencing
Creating a Local Power Market to Cut Fossil Energy Use

Creating a Local Power Market to Cut Fossil Energy Use

The Fossil-Free Energy District (FED) in Johanneberg Science Park in Gothenburg is a unique project that demonstrates how to create a local digital marketplace for electricity, heating and cooling and help reduce the use of fossil energy.

District Heating & Cooling, Energy Efficency, Digitalisation, Urban Planning, Smart and Sustainable Buildings, Smart Grids, Energy

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