The rapid urbanization and escalating population in cities worldwide present a significant challenge in managing energy consumption efficiently. As more people migrate to cities, there is an increased strain on existing infrastructure, demanding innovative solutions to sustain energy needs. Enter
Urban mobility in Dakar, Senegal, is undergoing a transformative shift through the "Dakar Pais" project, placing the city at the forefront of technological innovations in public transportation. This ambitious initiative aims to create an intelligent transit system, leveraging Internet of Things
In Loudoun County, Virginia, supervisors are contemplating a major zoning plan that could pave the way for the construction and operation of the Zebra East data center. Their decision hinges on the balance between economic benefits and environmental concerns. Advocates for the data center project
Baltimore's downtown area has recently seen a significant increase in traffic congestion, frustrating many commuters. Chris Lerch, a resident of Northeast Baltimore, exemplifies the daily struggles faced by drivers as they navigate seemingly unpredictable traffic conditions. The collapse of the
Urban centers in the UK and the EU are at a critical juncture, grappling with the dual challenges of rapid population growth and economic transitions that have led to some areas becoming underutilized and neglected. Currently, 55% of the world's population lives in urban areas, a figure projected
Singapore's urban rejuvenation schemes, spearheaded by the Central Business District Incentive (CBDI) and the Strategic Development Incentive (SDI) schemes, have reached a pivotal milestone, concluding their five-year term in late November. The Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) launched these
