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Smart Cities 2030: How Tech is Reshaping Urbanscapes

Over half of the world’s population lives in urban areas. That’s only expected to increase in the years ahead. As the global community strives to meet greenhouse gas emissions targets by 2030, innovative urban infrastructure – across utilities, mobility, manufacturing, and supply chains – is crucial.

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Today

“Digital technology has been supporting utility infrastructure for the last two decades, but more recently we have seen Geographical Information Systems (GIS) support better mapping for planning, design, maintenance and operations performance in real time to improve performance, response times for repairs and downtime in order to minimize costs.”

Aoife Foley
IEEE Senior Member

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2030

“Digital technologies will impact utilities beyond 2030, integrating water, waste, telecommunications, electricity and even heat and gaseous fuels as we transition to net zero in 2050. Smart meters and apps will be optimized in the cloud using IoT platforms to maximize operations and management of food production, manufacturing, energy usage, water and transport across commodities, wholesale and retail markets in a sustainable ‘three pillars’ approach.”

Aoife Foley
IEEE Senior Member

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