EU-China Urban Summit: pathways to urban innovation
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- 1. 1 EU-CHINA URBAN SUMMIT Brussel, 17 December 2019 Roel Massink Urban innovation projects Municipality of Utrecht Project Coordinator IRIS Smart Cities
- 2. 2 2nd Most competitive region of Europe 2nd Bicycle city in the world Utrecht Lighthouse City
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- 10. 10 10 European Bee Award Image source: BrightVibes
- 12. 12 What MORE is there to know about Utrecht? • Become a climate neutral and a climate robust city in 2030 • Transforming the urban energy systems into sustainable, yet reliable and affordable systems • Increase nr of PV-systems from 4,000 (2015) to 10,000 (2020) • Increase nr of EV-car charging points to 5,000 (2025) & 10,000 (2030) • Increase in EV-cars to 25,000 (2025) and to 55,000 (2030) • Inclusive to all citizens
- 13. 13 Co-Creating Smart & Sustainable Cities
- 14. 14 Making urban environments better places for citizens and the planet Who we are What we do
- 15. 15 Anchored in 3 lighthouse and 4 fellow cities Lighthouse cities: Follower cities: Gothenburg Utrecht Nice Côte d’Azur Focsani Alexandroupolis Vaasa Santa Cruz de Tenerife
- 16. 16 Smoothing the transition to smart & sustainable
- 17. 17 Utrecht Lighthouse City “In the Utrecht district Kanaleneiland-Zuid we combine solar energy, affordable social housing and broad access to electric mobility. These solutions are developed together with citizens and built on open data to accelerate change”
- 19. 19 Key challenges to address • Poor energy profile • Emissions • Mixed energy infrastructure • Low incomes • Social inclusion
- 20. 20 Engagement & Co-creation Creating cities and services with citizens
- 21. 21 Citizen engagement: From challenge to resultsMulti-cultural district High unemployment rate Low-income level High level of social housing Low-energy profile building stock Densily populated Safety issues USER TOUCH POINT SERVICE Mismatch Smart city Sustainability Energy transition Shared mobility solutions Solar panels CHILDREN Illuminated pedestrian crossing Engaging Primary schools - Lessons - Workshops
- 22. 22 Near zero energy retrofit Symbiotic waste heat network Future proofing our energy supply Positive energy buildings
- 23. 23 • Smart grid with storage and Vehicle 2 Grid technology Positive Energy Districts Pre-pilot in Utrecht: Positive Energy Building retrofitting
- 24. 24 Multi-sourced district heating 2nd life batteries Future proofing our energy supply Flexible electricity grid networks
- 25. 25 Brf Viva Housing | Gothenburg 2nd life batteries Flexible Energy Management
- 26. 26 Innovative mobility services Intelligent mobility solutions Vehicle-to-Grid and smart solar charging
- 27. 27 • 145 V2G charging systems installed in a residential district (in 2019 only) • Increase self-consumption of electricity produced by PV panels • 200 solar panels and a 1MWh battery, generating enough power to charge twenty full electric cars simultaneously Intelligent Mobility March 21 2019: world premiere AC-15118 bidirectional ecosysteem V2G car charger in Utrecht
- 28. 28 City management and planning Meaningful data when & where its needed Urban monitoring
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- 30. 30 The Smart Cities and Communities lighthouse projects are funded by the European Commission Research and Innovation Framework Horizon 2020 and managed by the Innovation and Networks Executive Agency INEA. The „EU 100“ Lighthouse projects Smart Cities World Expo Conference Barcelona | 19-21. November 2019 46 Lighthouse cities Inspiring examples 70 Fellow cities Replicating solutions
- 31. 31 The Smart Cities and Communities lighthouse projects are funded by the European Commission Research and Innovation Framework Horizon 2020 and managed by the Innovation and Networks Executive Agency INEA. 46 Lighthouse cities 70 Fellow cities 17 Projects
- 32. 32 The Smart Cities and Communities lighthouse projects are funded by the European Commission Research and Innovation Framework Horizon 2020 and managed by the Innovation and Networks Executive Agency INEA. Smart Cities and Communities Projects Smart Cities World Expo Conference Barcelona | 19-21. November 2019
- 33. 33 The Smart Cities and Communities lighthouse projects are funded by the European Commission Research and Innovation Framework Horizon 2020 and managed by the Innovation and Networks Executive Agency INEA. Results delivered over the past 5 years Smart Cities World Expo Conference Barcelona | 19-21. November 2019 1.02 M m2 refurbished area 53% energy savings +480 e-charging stations installed +5270 e-vehicles launched+17 550 smart meters installed up to 88% CO2 emission reduction +260 000 citizens directly involved
- 34. 34 The Smart Cities and Communities lighthouse projects are funded by the European Commission Research and Innovation Framework Horizon 2020 and managed by the Innovation and Networks Executive Agency INEA. https://eu-smartcities.eu/https://smartcities-infosystem.e Marketplace for solutions and knowledge
- 35. 35 Encourage more collaborative urban planning by defining a clear and ambitious targets (use SGDs) Having a catalyst and innovation broker to build partnerships around specific themes Our learnings to build a Smart City Create trust and transparency to align stakeholders and their investment plans
Editor's Notes
- Fastest growing city in The Netherlands Climate neutral & climate robust by 2030 Highest rates of solar power and electric mobility use in the country Dynamic open source urban data ecosystem Home to 340.000 inhabitants, Utrecht is the fourth largest municipality in the Netherlands and the fastest growing city in the country with a predicted 400.000 inhabitants in 2025. Utrecht's core ambition is to be a climate neutral city by 2030. The city has shown consistency and commitment to sustainable energy policy with ambitious Strategic Energy Action Plans and membership of the Covenant of Mayors among many other initiatives. Although Utrecht is very densely populated, the city has the highest rate of PV-systems installed in the Netherlands (2015: 10 MWp, 4000 installations) and aims to have 10,000 by 2020. The city is also a recognised pioneer in electric vehicles (EVs) and vehicle to grid (V2G) charging technology. In 2018 a Smart Solar Charging station launched with 200 solar panels and a 1MWh battery, generating enough power to charge twenty full electric cars simultaneously with stored solar energy. Even when the sun doesn’t shine. A cyclist’s paradise with 43% of journeys under 7.5km taken by bike, Utrecht boasts over 250km of bike paths and the world’s biggest bike parking garage with space for 12,500 cycles.
- VERANDER IN: Cars not only store and use locally produced solar energy, but are also shared. We Drive Solar is supported by General Electric and by car manufacturers Tesla and Renault.
- IRIS is a five-year European funded project developing: User-demand driven energy and mobility services; Encouraging more collaborative and effective urban planning and governance; as well as Validating business models and technical innovations
- Alternative transition track & solutions slide Our five-year European funded project will harness user-demand driven energy and mobility services; encourage more collaborative and effective urban planning and governance; as well as validate business model and technical innovations to fuel smart sustainable city aspirations across the continent.
- Within IRIS, Utrecht combines solar energy, affordable social housing and broad access to electric mobility. These solutions are developed together with citizens and built on open data to accelerate change.
- Energy positive districts are part of a shift to a circular economy that respects and reuses precious resources. It comes with significant environmental and business benefits but not only…
- The image and accompanying solutions represent a pre-pilot in Utrecht: transforming an old, poorly insulated ten-storey flat into an energy generating building. Solutions that work best will be replicated in the IRIS-district Kanaleneiland-Zuid to work towards a near-zero energy district.
- The integrated solutions are a successful blend of social innovation, engineering and ICT excellence, which connect the interests of many different stakeholders in innovative business models and facilitates replication of sustainable solutions for cities They are refined, strengthened and delivered through a mix of universities and research organisations, local authorities, innovation agencies and private expertise to accelerate entire communities to adopt ambitious energy, mobility and ICT initiatives. We learn together and inspire each other to achieve more
- Lighthouse cities Inspiring examples: scaling up/ replication Innovative solutions First-mover risk Fellow cities actively participate and replicate Close collaboration
- OBJECTIVE: Intelligent, user-driven, demand-oriented city infrastructures and services – firmly based upon societal demand and good USE CASES: In renewable energies, energy efficiency, and electric mobility FACILITATED BY: ICT Digital services are a connecting means for transformation that runs through all elements of IRIS… fostering co-creation and citizen engagement, development and testing of business models and enabling us to share carefully monitored and substantiated performance