- Knowledge Base
- Glossary
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Getting started
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Onboarding
- Module 1 - Get an overview
- Module 2 - Build your inventory
- Module 3 - Define your plan structure
- Module 4 - Find your pathway to net zero
- Module 5 - Adjust and fine-tune your Transition Elements
- Module 6 - Decarbonize your city's energy supply
- Module 7 - Define powerful actions
- Module 8 - Communicate your plan
- Module 9 - Keep track of your progress
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Inventory
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Pathways
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Actions
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Dashboard
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Watchlist
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Transition Elements
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Glossary
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Troubleshooting
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Disclaimer
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Under Construction
Energy
Most CO2-emissions are energy-related emissions, meaning that the emissions are caused by the combustion (burning) of primary energy sources such as coal, oil or gas. In cities, energy typically occurs in the form of heat (e.g. for buildings, for manufacturing processes), fuels (e.g. to drive cars), electricity (through grid), batteries (e.g. for electric vehicle) or reservoirs (e.g. geothermal for heat pumps).