Non-residential to 100% label B (baseline) or A (ambitious)
About 50,000 non-residential buildings reach label B or A by 2030 in Gelderland
Non-residential to 100% label B (baseline) or A (ambitious) Read More »
About 50,000 non-residential buildings reach label B or A by 2030 in Gelderland
Non-residential to 100% label B (baseline) or A (ambitious) Read More »
With an annual reduction potential of 1,069 kton CO₂-eq up to 2030, ground-mounted solar takes fourth place on the list of fifteen climate opportunities in Gelderland.
Ground-mounted solar Gelderland: 1,069 kton CO₂-eq reduction potential Read More »
Building automation can cut around 15 kilotonnes of CO₂-eq; under the scenario, uptake in utility buildings rises by 8% by 2030.
Building automation systems: 15 kt CO₂-eq and 8% deployment by 2030 Read More »
Flexible electricity use can reduce emissions and grid pressure by shifting demand to better moments.
30% flexible consumption equals a nuclear plant’s impact Read More »
About 50,000 utility buildings need energy-performance improvements toward label B or A by 2030.
Insulating 415,000 additional homes links lower energy demand to comfort, health, affordability and reduced pressure on Gelderland’s energy system.
415,000 Gelderland homes can receive additional insulation Read More »
Smart thermostats can cut up to 105 kilotonnes of CO₂-eq; under the scenario, 50% of households have one by 2030.
This insight gives the 2030 heat-pump scale for Gelderland utility buildings.
Up to 635,000 heat pumps in Gelderland utility buildings by 2030 Read More »
The built environment accounts for 1% of Gelderland’s non-energy greenhouse gas emissions.
Built environment Gelderland: 1% of non-energy greenhouse gas emissions Read More »
The regenerative scenario shows how land-use change can add reduction potential beyond single measures.
New agricultural revenue models: 911 kt CO₂-eq reduction potential Read More »