IoT Pollution Smart Cities Technology 
The Environmental Blog
OCTOBER 4, 2021
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EDF + Business
JANUARY 21, 2020
But what if while completing their routine routes, doing their regular jobs, these vehicles were doubling as mobile air pollution monitoring networks? Today, the New York City’s Mayor’s Office announced CityScanner, a new pilot program that will use city fleet vehicles to measure local air quality.
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Smart Energy International
APRIL 7, 2022
Like all major cities around the world, using technology to increase operational efficiency is high on the City of Paris’s agenda. By committing to IoT-based smart lighting, the city has put an important foundation in place to achieve its 21st century smart city efforts.
Greentown Labs
DECEMBER 14, 2021
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EDF + Business
JANUARY 29, 2020
Ordinary fleet vehicles doing their normal jobs in cities have hidden potential to shape actions that protect health and the climate. This is possible with the help of advanced mobile air pollution sensors paired with connected vehicle GPS technologies that allow cities to map pollutants at a hyperlocal scale.
EDF + Business
JULY 30, 2019
You might not be thinking about smart cities, or how the company is working to accelerate technology innovation, eMobility, resilience, and urban sustainability. What exactly is a “smart city”? For a smart city to succeed, we need good data to understand how to optimize infrastructure performance.
Business Green
MAY 13, 2020
The global lockdown during the current pandemic has seen an unprecedented fall in pollution levels in many parts of the world. Information and Communications Technology solutions are clearly an important part of the answer, with studies showing that they have the potential to enable a 20 per cent reduction of global carbon emissions by 2030.
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