Green Deal

Cartuja eCity Project

Andalusia, Andalusia, Espanha

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Nature-based solutions and green infrastructure (e.g. tree-planting, nature regeneration and greening of urban areas.)
Climate neutrality or Green Deal strategy/plan
Other
Carbon/Climate neutrality
Renewable and clean energy (solar, wind, clean hydrogen, etc..)
Energy efficiency in buildings
Sustainable/Green Public Procurement
Circular Economy
Waste reduction and management
Adaptation to climate change
Clean and sustainable mobility
Sustainable territorial and urban planning

The implementation and real proof of a sustainable city model that proposes to make the whole of Cartuja Island a fully decarbonised area by 2025 and to make it operate on 100% renewable energy.

The Cartuja eCity project is a collaborative project already involving 48 public- and private-sector bodies and is spearheaded by the regional government of Andalusia (through its Ministries of Finance and Economy), Seville City Council, the Cartuja Science and Technology Park (PCT Cartuja) and Endesa (the regional energy company).

Its aim is to make Cartuja Island a 100% sustainable and decarbonised enclave by 2025, twenty-five years ahead of the UN 2050 energy and climate goals.

Autor

Spain

Juanma MORENO

Membro

President of the Regional Government of Andalusia

EPP (European People's Party)

Comissão

Commission for the Environment, Climate change and Energy

ENVE works in fields related to the European Green Deal, which include the environment biodiversity, circular economy, zero pollution, climate change, energy, and space policies.