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13 Dec 2022 — Read our factsheets from Evora to find out which tools we are developing to help cultural heritage cities become smart cities!

NEWS

30 Oct 2021 — This solution allows the real-time monitoring of several environmental variables, providing information on temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure, UV radiation, luminosity, noise, CO2 and irradiance

NEWS

03 May 2021 — POCITYF will implement innovative technological solutions to reduce energy consumption in the Valverde district (Évora)

ARTICLES

15 Apr 2021 — Several heritage organisations reacted to the fact that protected sites don’t play an important role in the EU Green Deal’s strategy against climate change, even though historic buildings represent a significant share of the stock in Europe

ARTICLES

09 Mar 2021 — Prosumers are people who both produce and consume renewable energy. New peer-to-peer platforms allow them to share, sell or donate their power surplus to other citizens. This system is becoming crucial for residents of protected historical areas who can’t install photovoltaic panels or for low-income communities suffering energy poverty

NEWS

26 Oct 2020 — One year ago in the beautiful Portuguese city of Évora, a team of 46 partners from across Europe set the POCITYF project in motion.

PUBLICATION

12 Oct 2020 — This study presents an experiential process and a market-oriented approach for realizing cities’ energy transition through smart solutions. An Empirical evidence of POCITYF's two Lighthouse cities: Évora and Alkmaar

NEWS

22 Sep 2020 — What to do with all the used batteries from electric vehicles? University of Évora and Betteries are testing the best responses, in an intervention in POCITYF' Lighthouse city Évora.

VIDEO

29 Apr 2020 — p2p energy platforms can support historical cities in their renewable energy transition. In this interview José Miguel Costa explains how.

VIDEO

15 Apr 2020 — A new video explains how POCITYF will make cities smarter, greener and more liveable, while respecting their cultural heritage