The European City Calculator: Prospective modelling tool supporting public authorities in reaching climate neutrality
The EUCityCalc project aims to support cities in developing and implementing scientifically robust, detailed, and integrated transition pathways towards climate neutrality. The project adopts the prospective modelling approach of the EU City Calculator webtool, an open-source tool providing cities with a sectoral outlook on the type and ambition of measures they can take to achieve a transition towards climate neutrality. The model supports cities in designing tailored transition pathways and policy scenarios. EUCityCalc supports 10 pilot cities: Riga, Dijon Métropole, Mantova, Zdar, Palmela, Sesimbra, Setubal, Koprivnica, Varazdin, Virovitica – in developing and implementing pathways and scenarios towards climate neutrality.
The European City Calculator Learning Programme
Join our learning programme to discover how to master the EU City Calculator, organise and run multi-stakeholder dialogues and learn more about the importance for local authorities of being involved in the national policy process. In a nutshell:
Format: two courses + in-person workshops in the six pilot countries
Duration: 2 hours of time investments per course
Programme: Video lessons 50%, Activities 20%, Tests 20%, Reading 10%
Certificate: at the end of each course
Prerequisites: none
Start a learning journey towards your city’s climate neutrality!
EUCityCalc in short
Duration of the project in months
36
Countries involved
06
Partners
11
Pilot cities
10
News & events
EUCityCalc Final Conference in Valencia
On 25 June, celebrate with us the end of the project After three exciting years, the EUCityCalc project is wrapping up. Join us to celebrate its success and share insights at the EUCityCalc Final Conference on June 25th in Valencia, Spain. Discover the European City...
EUCityCalc Final Conference
On 25-26 June, join us in Valencia to celebrate together the wrap-up of the project After 3 exciting years, the EUCityCalc project is coming to an end. To celebrate the great results and share the lessons learned, we are delighted to invite you to the EUCityCalc...
Taking stock of NECPs: a need to revise EU climate law and empower cities
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Enhancing climate and energy dialogues in Portugal
ENA – on behalf of Palmela, Sesimbra, and Setubal – joined a NECP dialogue roundtable to make local authorities’ voices heard by the national government In a collective effort to address climate change and advance towards carbon neutrality, Portugal is taking...
EUCityCalc at the 10th European Summit of Regions and Cities
Authorities at all levels gathered in Mons to debate the challenges and solutions for the future of Europe Everywhere people are facing multiple crises and challenges, and cities and regions are the first to deal with them and come up with solutions. This is why, on...
EUCityCalc Learning Programme: Other languages available
Starting from 11 March, you’ll be able to join the Italian, French, or Czech version of the training On 26 February, we launched the EUCityCalc learning programme. Several local authorities, as well as stakeholders interested in climate and energy topics, have already...
Empowering cities for climate action: Unveiling the EU City Calculator
Unlocking the sustainable potential through data-driven decision making and collaborative planning The European City Calculator is a platform that enables cities to simulate and share their climate and energy transition scenarios. EU City Calculator supports the...
M’illumino di Meno
On 16 February, Mantova will switch off the lights to call on everybody to take action to save the planet On 16 February, for the Italian National Day of Energy Saving and Sustainable Lifestyles, the EuCityCalc pilot city of Mantova, together with many other Italian...
The EU City Calculator: a new tool guides European cities by simulating climate transition paths
EUCityCalc has officially launched its free, open source online platform that allows local councils and other stakeholders to visualise and simulate low-carbon scenarios for their towns and cities, as well as to assess the trade-offs related to available choices...
Low-carbon scenarios for your city’s transition
The EUCityCalc learning programme: design your city transition pathway with the EU City Calculator webtool Join the free learning programme about EU City Calculator webtool to ground your city’s transition pathway on insightful and clear visualizations of...