Defining transition planning.

ClimateView transforms how local governments use data to drive their transitions.

Serving 134 cities and regions.

From Dortmund to The Hague:
Unified transition metrics.

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Ruhr

Standard-setting

The Ruhr Region, formerly a hub of German industry, now aims to be the world's greenest industrial region by 2045, leveraging ClimateView's data-driven platform to integrate its efforts from 2024-2029. Led by the Ruhr Regional Association, this initiative promotes transparency, economic resilience, and citizen-centric planning across 53 municipalities and 5 million inhabitants, signaling a transformative shift.

Ruhr

Dundee

Cincinnati

Swedish Climate Policy Council

Mannheim

Nottingham

Dortmund

Malmö

Bristol

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Ruhr

Standard-setting

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Dundee

Transparency

Dundee commits to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 40% by 2030 and achieving net-zero by 2045, in alignment with Scotland’s national targets. The city adopted ClimateView to dynamically update its climate action plan with new data. This approach enables continuous monitoring and refinement of strategies, particularly addressing energy efficiency concerns.

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Swedish Climate Policy Council

National level

Panorama – Panorama is an open access platform for visualizing Sweden’s climate transition that builds upon official data and public information. It has been developed in collaboration between ClimateView and the Swedish Climate Policy Council, the Swedish Energy Agency and the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency. These three public authorities are all involved in the work of reaching the Swedish climate goal of zero net by 2045 and Panorama is a platform for strengthening the climate transition knowledge and engagement in Sweden.

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Nottingham

Iteration

Nottingham has set a goal to become the UK's first carbon-neutral city by 2028, and since 2005, it has reduced its per capita emissions by 52%. The city uses the platform to monitor its emissions and other data in real time and improve its strategy iteratively. The platform helps city officials to revise targets based on new information and coordinate decarbonisation efforts across different sectors like transport and buildings.

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Dortmund

Governance

Dortmund, once a stronghold of the mining and steel industry, aims for net zero by 2035. Using the platform, the city has created a climate action plan focused on mobility, housing and the economy. Coordinated across sectors, teams and departments, the platform allows for ongoing assessment and iteration of interventions, supporting decision-makers. Dortmund also makes its data and findings publicly accessible - to contribute to wider understanding of climate solutions.

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Bristol

Engagement

UK’s city Bristol has recently established a £1 billion public-partnership to decarbonize the city, and pilots a Net Zero Investment Co-innovation Lab with €1.5 million in funding from the EU. Bristol City Council representatives emphasise the importance of private investment, data-driven decision-making, and the visual dynamic nature of ClimateView's platform in supporting Bristol's decarbonization journey.

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