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Greener Smarter Better Cities - an EU perspective

Greener Smarter Better Cities - an EU perspective. Colette Maloney Head of Unit, Smart Cities and Sustainability DG Communication Networks, Content and Technology European Commission. ITU-EC Forum, Paris, 17 September 2012. 1. EU interest 20:20:20 targets, esp Energy Efficiency

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Greener Smarter Better Cities - an EU perspective

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  1. Greener Smarter Better Cities- an EU perspective Colette Maloney Head of Unit, Smart Cities and Sustainability DG Communication Networks, Content and Technology European Commission ITU-EC Forum, Paris, 17 September 2012 1

  2. EU interest • 20:20:20 targets, esp Energy Efficiency • potential gains in cities using technologies • benefits of a joined-up approach • interoperable systems • common frameworks for data handling and measurement • open and accessible data • accrue to cities, businesses and citizens • shared experiences, goals, indicators

  3. Smart Cities and Communities EIP Commission Communication - 10 July 2012 • drive innovation at intersection of energy, transport and digital technologies • equip cities to achieve sustainability goals • engage citizens in the process • scale-up • avoiding vendor lock-in • open, accessible data • comparable indicators Challenges

  4. Implementation - from 2014: launch a set of "lighthouseprojects" ... and a set of horizontal actions to foster cross-project cooperation - now: High Level Group and Stakeholders Platform - by 2014: deliver a Strategic Innovation Agenda Relevant Initiatives - Green Digital Charter - ITU-T methodologies for projects ( L.1430) and cities (L.1440) - EU to play leading role -

  5. Importance of Standards • reliable data for policy-makers, industries, citizens about energy consumption / carbon emissions • enable comparative analyses: identification of common inefficiencies, best practices and opportunities • useful basis for IT tools Key Issues - involving cities - assuring consistency, compatibility with existing efforts -and .....

  6. ? - + Towards a Common Methodology: An agreed measurement framework to define environmental KPIs for ICT’s impact is a precondition The Issue EC Approach Application to Cities • Working with SDOs (ITU, ETSI, IEC, …) • Working with industry stakeholders • Cities’ infrastructures cover whole potential of smart green ICT use: • Buildings, • Energy grids • Water • Transport • Logistics • Planning • Transformative solutions + ICT as enabler to contribute to energy, resource efficiency targets Completing and expanding efforts to a common framework to capture ICT’s overall impact across environmental dimensions - Negative impact of ICT on the environment To be able to compare and learn cities require own framework to measure ICT’s impact How to measure the overall impact of ICT?

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