The first year of the Smart Cities Stakeholder Platform produced a lot of discussion around technological solutions and new approaches to smart cities. The exchange of information and best practice promoted by the Platform across Europe, was the pillar and the starting point of all developments and debates in the Working Groups meetings. The Annual Conference was the occasion for… read more
The Smart Cities Annual Conference closes its doors [http://eu-smartcities.eu/cont
The Smart Cities Stakeholder Platform closes its 2013 edition of the Annual Conference after very successful two days full of presentations, panel discussions and focused sessions about best practices, showcases and projects for smart cities coming from all over Europe. Read more…
Comment on the Finance Group Guidance Documents until 15th September [http://eu-smartcities.eu/cont
The Annual Conference which took place in Budapest 5-6 June 2013, was the occasion for the Stakeholder Platform to show and discuss the first outcomes of the Working Groups. On Day 2, after the three technical WGs hosted the presentations of the ‘top three’ Keys to Innovation elected by the delegates, the Finance Group and the Roadmap Group presented several important documents as their contribution to the Platform. Read more…
Related event Photo Gallery CIVITAS FORUM [http://eu-smartcities.eu/cont
The event will bring together different cities of the CIVITAS Forum Network, including their politicians and technical experts. Read more…
30th September – 2nd October, Brest, France
Annual Conference Photo Gallery [http://eu-smartcities.eu/conf
Did you miss the Annual Conference? Have a look at the shots we took on 5-6 June in Budapest at the Smart Cities Stakeholder Platform Annual Conference!
Go to the Photo Gallery [http://eu-smartcities.eu/conf
From the Blog Latest Tweets Planning for energy efficient cities – new EU-FP7 project [http://eu-smartcities.eu/blog
A new EU-FP7 project called PLEEC – Planning for energy efficient cities started up in April. Read more…
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A new EU-FP7 project called PLEEC – Planning for energy efficient cities started up in April. Read more…
