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the EU 'Smarter Together' project (2016–2021) combined building refurbishment, eight mobility stations, smart lampposts and a data platform
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clm-3c0df44ec25d45e7
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the EU 'Smarter Together' project (2016–2021) combined building refurbishment, eight mobility stations, smart lampposts and a data platform
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Munich was one of three lighthouse cities alongside Lyon and Vienna; EU funding ended in 2021, but the infrastructure remains in use
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The European Commission's page for the Munich site puts the expected savings at 2,785 MWh of primary energy and 971 tonnes of CO2 a year, and still notes that detailed technical and financial performance 'will be available at a later stage'
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The city records about EUR 20 million invested by the project's end in 2021 in a district of roughly 30,000 residents, and describes refurbishing 42,000 m² of housing to a demanding energy standard as the plan
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What is recorded as delivered: eight multimodal mobility stations, live by the end of 2018
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the project's own website lapsed and now sells real estate
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src-1e7b08d01ec8938aThe City of Munich's own project page (it replaces the lapsed smarter-together.eu, which is now a real-estate site). Source for the district and its scale — Neuaubing-Westkreuz/Freiham, about 30,000 residents, around EUR 20 million invested by the project's end in 2021 — and for what was delivered against what was planned: eight multimodal mobility stations went live by the end of 2018, while raising 42,000 m² of housing to a demanding energy standard is described as what was planned ('Es war geplant, 42.000 Quadratmeter Wohnfläche auf einen anspruchsvollen Energiestandard zu heben').
src-20e9e83edba37791The European Commission's page for the Munich demonstration site, and the origin of the headline savings — stated as expectations, not results: 'The estimated savings amount to 2785 MWh of primary energy per year and an annual reduction of 971 tonnes of CO2', under a footnote reading 'Detailed information regarding the technical and financial performance will be available at a later stage'. Also gives the funding split: EUR 20 million from the city, EUR 6.85 million from the EU.
src-c8b8cc5388ff58feOfficial EU project record: H2020 grant 691876, ran Feb 2016 – Jan 2021, lighthouse cities Munich/Lyon/Vienna.
src-c91fccacad0b7c88Independent write-up of the Munich smart-city measures.