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The City of Singapore's 3D Energy Planning Tool as a Means to Reduce CO₂ Emissions Effectively
Singapore’s Housing and Development Board uses an advanced urban modeling tool developed by EDF to evaluate energy and planning strategies during early urban development stages. The tool integrates data on energy demand, local energy supply, and energy networks to optimize urban design, including building efficiency, renewable energy, and mobility systems. Applied to the Yuhua district in Jurong East, the model projected potential energy consumption reductions of up to 50% by 2030. The approach demonstrates how integrated urban planning tools can support low-carbon development and improve environmental and quality-of-life outcomes.
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