Cities around the world are taking advantage of the ever more accessible and affordable renewable energy options coming onto the market. In this context, the city of Curitiba in Brazil acts as an example of how to deliver clean cheap energy for the city, while reducing its dependence on the grid.
Given limited resources, it is essential for cities to be able to prioritise the development of high impact projects. However many cities struggle to easily quantify the environmental, social and health benefits that these projects bring.
The City, supported by the C40 Cities Finance Facility (CFF), will develop the business case for solar photovoltaic (PV) projects in the city.
A pesar de que los autobuses eléctricos tienen costos iniciales más altos, sus costos de mantenimiento y operación son más bajos.
On March 25-26, the CFF and two partner C40 initiatives held a virtual "Zero Emission Bus Workshop", focused on lessons learned from the deployment of e-buses in Latin America.
El Taller Virtual de Buses Cero Emisiones compartir mejores prácticas entre ciudades, transmitiendo información sobre cómo lograr la electrificación de sus sistemas de bus.
