How Southeast Asian cities can continue advancing low-carbon resilience despite economic headwinds—and why this transition is critical?

A critical component in reaching a net-zero city lies in the construction and retrofitting of energy-efficient buildings.

Carbon inventories based on the Global Protocol for Community-Scale GHG Inventories are essential for urban development。

Transitioning an existing city to net-zero is a monumental task that involves overcoming significant challenges across economic, social, technological, and policy domains. These challenges are often interconnected, making the transition a complex puzzle that requires innovative solutions and steadfast commitment from all sectors of society.  ECONOMIC CHALLENGES High Initial Investment Costs.  Upgrading infrastructure to sustainable alternatives often requires substantial upfr

In the face of escalating climate change concerns, the concept of net-zero cities has emerged as a beacon of hope and action. Net-zero cities represent a paradigm shift in urban development, offering a path towards a sustainable and resilient future.  What is a Net-Zero City? A net-zero city is an urban area committed to eliminating its net emissions of GHG, aiming to balance the amount of emitted carbon with an equivalent amount removed from the atmosphere. This ambitious go