Smart Energy and the Environment
Sensors and smart electricity and heating networks improve energy efficiency, reduce environmental impact and help us monitor environmental events.


Sensors and smart electricity and heating networks improve energy efficiency, reduce environmental impact and help us monitor environmental events.


Smart Energy and Smart Environment refer to the use of technology and data to improve energy efficiency and reduce environmental impact. Dresden is committed to innovative climate protection measures and aims to achieve climate neutrality well before 2050. Supported by the EU programme ‘100 climate-neutral cities by 2030’ and the updated Integrated Energy and Climate Protection Concept (IEK), the city is actively working on sustainable solutions for the energy transition.
The aim is to transform Dresden into a climate-neutral city. As a model city, Dresden aims to play a pioneering role in Europe through innovative projects, technologies and infrastructure, and to inspire other cities on their path to climate neutrality.



Creation of a digital urban 3D twin for forecasting severe weather events, among other things

EU project to develop climate-neutral and smart urban districts with a focus on the building sector

Climate-friendly transformation of the energy supply system at Dresden Friedrichstadt Hospital

Conception of an energy self-sufficient residential quarter based on a geothermal-based energy management system

Creation of a digital 3D urban twin, amongst other things, for the purpose of forecasting severe weather events

Pilot project to develop climate-neutral and smarturban neighbourhoods, with a focus on the building sector

Climate-friendly transformation of the energy supply system at the Dresden Friedrichstadt Hospital

Design of an energy-self-sufficient residential neighbourhood based on a geothermal energy management system