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
Leveraging the EU City Calculator for Climate Strategy
The steps that cities should take to take fully advantage of the webtool With the specter of climate change looming large, more and more cities have embarked on a mission to redefine their future through sustainable development. Harnessing the power of data-driven...
Setting up and implementing EU City Calculator
Registrations for the second module of the EUCityCalc learning programme are now open! Have you successfully completed the first module Build data-based scenarios for cities climate neutrality? Then, it’s time to continue your learning journey and enrol in the second...
Empowering local authorities in national and EU climate policymaking
On 26 June, join our policy session to discover how cities can improve the dialogue with all governmental levels Too often, local authorities don't have a say in the policymaking process at regional, national and EU levels. This is especially true when it comes to...
EUCityCalc EU-level Training
On 10 June, join us in Brussels to try the webtool and talk to the developers Are you a policymaker, a technician or a consultant involved in the climate transition of your city? Are you part of an NGO dealing with energy and climate issues? Then...
Experience the EU City Calculator in person!
Join our in-person workshops in your country or in Brussels You registered for the EUCityCalc online training, but you'd like to have a live presentation on how to use the webtool? Then, join the upcoming in-person workshops that will take place in the six pilot...
Arrábida Territory commits to decarbonisation
The new Memorandum of Understanding for Carbon Neutrality paves the way for the implementation and monitoring of mitigation strategies On the 5th of April, the municipalities of Setúbal, Palmela, and Sesimbra - along with key local stakeholders - confirmed their...
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, Palau de l'Exposició, Valencia, Spain. Discover...
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...
Taking stock of NECPs: a need to revise EU climate law and empower cities
Are national governments really involving local authorities in the revision of NECPs? The European Union’s Governance Regulation requires EU countries to conduct long-term climate planning in National Energy and Climate Plans (NECPs). These are updated every 5 years,...
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...