El Ayuntamiento y la Agencia de Energía de Barcelona trabajan, junto con el Instituto Quatre Cantons y la Asociación de Vecinas y Vecinos del Poblenou, para definir y poner en marcha una comunidad energética.
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Check out the updated data on the city’s energy consumption and how it translates into greenhouse gases.
Genera energia al teu edifici aprofitant el sol! L’energia del sol és d’origen net, de proximitat i renovable. A més és el recurs més comú i extens a la ciutat.
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Barcelona, in its Climate Emergency Declaration, proposed to cut its greenhouse gas emissions by 50% by the year 2030, in relation to 1992 levels. This means some 1,950,000 tons of GHGs.
Local
energy generation
The city aims to minimise its dependency on fossil fuels and to promote the generation of local, renewable energy to reduce CO2 emissions. This involves designing a new, more sustainable energy model.
Reducing
energy consumption
Barcelona consumes 15,896 GWh of energy a year. This represents a total of 3.6 million tons of greenhouse gases, equivalent to driving a diesel car half a million times around the world along its equator.
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26/07/2024 - 11:20 h Security and prevention Renewal of the City Police fleet completed with 84 new hybrid and electric vehiclesThe new vehicles mean the corps now has 646 police vehicles to help serve the community.
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14/07/2024 - 10:58 h Urban planning and infrastructures More work to renew and improve lighting in the cityThirty-six street lighting projects will be carried out in 2024, with an investment of 22 million euros.
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13/07/2024 - 09:45 h Environment and sustainability New noise pollution plan launched in Ciutat VellaSix priority areas of action and a monitoring commission are established.
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02/07/2024 - 13:16 h Housing Barcelona tests three new prototypes to enlarge and improve housingThe three winning projects in the challenge to regenerate housing blocks with innovative and sustainable systems, launched by BIT Habitat and the Municipal Institute for Urban Planning, are being tested on a UPC site in Sant Adrià de Besòs.
