15 May 2025 – As part of its collaboration with NEUTRALPATH, the ASCEND project co-hosted the webinar “Community of Practice: Advancing Sustainable Mobility in PCEDs”, bringing together experts and city representatives to exchange practical insights on sustainable urban transport within Positive
From 6 to 8 May, the ASCEND project participated in the Cities Mission Conference 2025 in Vilnius, contributing to high-level discussions on the future of climate-neutral cities and showcasing its progress in implementing Positive Clean Energy Districts.
The GINNGER project, coordinated by CIRCE – Centro Tecnológico, has published a peer-reviewed study titled “Empiric Results from the Successful Implementation of Data-Driven Innovative Energy Services in Buildings” in Buildings journal.
The Scalable Cities Secretariat has opened the 13th call for visitor cities to participate in a site visit in Dijon, France, on 22–23 May 2025.
The ExPEDite project, in collaboration with The Lisbon Council and Laurea University of Applied Sciences, has launched a series of internal workshops to shape the future activities of the ExPEDite Living Lab—its user-centred innovation ecosystem.
On 30 April 2025, from 15:00 to 16:00 CET, the Scalable Cities Café will spotlight Urban Data Platforms—key enablers of smart, sustainable, and responsive city planning.
Turin, Lighthouse City of the TIPS4PED project and part of the Scalable Cities community, has received two prestigious European titles: European Capital of Innovation 2024–25 and European Capital of Smart Tourism 2025.
On 9 April 2025, Eurocities hosted a public webinar showcasing the city of Dresden as a Lighthouse City in the NEUTRALPATH project, part of the Scalable Cities community.
The REFORMERS project has been shortlisted for the World Hydrogen Awards 2025 in the Clean Hydrogen Project category, recognising its integrated approach to clean hydrogen and energy system transformation.
On 25 March, the third InterPED community engagement workshop took place in Findhorn Ecovillage, bringing together 13 residents, project partners, and researchers from Heriot-Watt University.