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Today we are thrilled to announce the first alpha release of the Smart Cities Hub — a collaborative digital platform connecting urban innovators, researchers, and city-makers across Europe.
Join 2,000+ urban innovators in Copenhagen this May for the European Smart Cities Summit 2026 — featuring keynotes, workshops, and a startup showcase.
Ljubljana's pioneering Green Corridor project — combining urban rewilding, smart water management, and community co-design — has been awarded the EU Urban Innovation Prize 2026.
Barcelona's ambitious Smart Mobility Grid project integrates real-time data, autonomous shuttles, and citizen-centred design to reimagine urban transport — and it is already showing results.
The Amsterdam CityTech Alliance is redefining how cities use open data for planning. Their open-source frameworks are now adopted by over 40 European municipalities.
A comprehensive study across 18 European cities quantifies how IoT sensor networks reduce urban energy consumption by an average of 19% — with lessons for policymakers.
Urban Impact and the Nordic Cities Network announce a strategic partnership to accelerate digital transformation across Scandinavian and Central European municipalities.
Over 800 participants gathered in Helsinki to discuss digital twins, citizen engagement, and the ethical dimensions of smart city technology. Here are the key insights.
The Berlin Circular City Lab has developed a scalable model for transforming urban waste streams into construction materials, energy, and food — with measurable results.
A new report analyses community-led smart neighbourhood initiatives across 12 European cities, identifying the governance models, technologies, and engagement strategies that drive success.
A hands-on online workshop exploring how digital twin technology can transform urban planning — with practical demonstrations from Helsinki, Rotterdam, and Vienna.
A Vienna housing cooperative has deployed a neighbourhood-scale smart grid that allows residents to generate, share, and trade renewable energy — reducing electricity costs by 40%.
Zurich's Urban Data Cooperative gives residents collective ownership over neighbourhood data, enabling community-driven analytics while protecting individual privacy.
A practical guide for municipalities looking to implement digital citizen participation platforms, drawn from best practices across Lisbon, Barcelona, Helsinki, and Paris.
Amsterdam Smart City Week 2026 brought together 1,200 participants for a week of workshops, demos, and debates. Here are the discussions that shaped the conversation.
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