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Low Carbon Copenhagen

Low Carbon Copenhagen - district heating

Low Carbon Copenhagen - pedestrianisation

By the year 2025, the Danes plan to make Copenhagen the world's first carbon-neutral capital city. On the way, they plan to reduce the city's carbon emissions by 20%
by 2015. How will they do it? They have a co-ordinated approach that touches on almost all aspects of city life ..... find out more >

low carbon power generation
introduction • wind power • waste-to-energy • solar power • geothermal power • biomass technologies • other technologies • sources

district heating and cooling
introduction • combined heat + power • Copenhagen's network • sources

low carbon initiatives

cycling in Copenhagen
introduction • how + why cycling started • cycling culture • City Bikes •
transport integration • sources

pedestrianisation in Copenhagen
introduction • how + why pedestrianisation started • Jan Gehl + Lars Gemzøe • transport integration • is it successful? • walking the city • sources

key facts • urban planning timeline • pedestrianisation timeline • Denmark timeline

this feature funded by the Ramboll Foundation

How much CO2 is UK electricity generation producing right now? Find out at ... www.realtimecarbon.org >

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News

New book

CONNEXIONS :
The Unseen Hand of Tony Hunt

by Engineering Timelines
contributor Nigel Dale

Out now!
published by
Whittles Publishing, Caithness

Also available

Built for Britain :
BRIDGES TO BEACH HUTS

by Engineering Timelines
contributor Peter Ashley

Now available from all good stores online.
www.builtforbritain.com