OT Staff
Aiming to be the world's first carbon-neutral capital by 2025, Copenhagen boasts extensive cycling infrastructure, green roofs, and renewable energy sources like wind power.
Known as a "city in a garden," Singapore integrates nature into urban planning with vertical gardens, rooftop greenery, and cutting-edge water management systems.
Amsterdam leads in sustainable transportation, with over 60 per cent of its residents commuting by bicycle. The city also invests heavily in renewable energy, green roofs, and energy-efficient housing.
Vancouver's Greenest City Action Plan aims for carbon neutrality by 2050, focusing on renewable energy, green building practices, and public transit systems.
Oslo's Fjord City project has transformed industrial areas into eco-friendly neighbourhoods, and the city invests heavily in preserving forests and waterways.
Stockholm is powered largely by renewable energy, has a robust public transit system, and uses innovative waste-to-energy programs.
Curitiba is recognised for its efficient bus rapid transit (BRT) system, extensive eco-friendly parks, and reforestation projects that enhance biodiversity.
Freiburg has embraced widespread photovoltaic panel adoption, with solar energy deeply integrated into homes, businesses, and public infrastructure.
Malmö's Bo01 neighbourhood, known as the "City of Tomorrow," is the first to declare that 100 per cent of its energy is sourced entirely from renewable sources.