New tool maps how cities can generate their own power and cut emissions

Researchers have created a data visualization framework to help cities plan positive energy districts—neighborhoods that produce as much renewable energy as they consume. The tool could accelerate urban decarbonization by making it easier for municipalities and energy companies to identify which areas offer the biggest returns on green infrastructure investment.

Originaltitel: Data-driven visualization and comparative analysis of positive energy districts (PEDs) for inclusive urban energy transitions