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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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Smarter Together Munich
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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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Governance facts carried by the record
- Operator
- Landeshauptstadt München (City of Munich)
- Actor types
- city-government
- Funding model
- grant
- Funding description
- EU Horizon 2020
- Cost
- ≈€20M invested in the district by the City of Munich and partners, of which €6.85M EU funding (Horizon 2020 grant 691876)
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- Not recorded
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4 source dossiers
City of Munich — Smarter Together (authority)
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src-1e7b08d01ec8938a- Publisher
- Name not classified · stadt.muenchen.de
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- web-page · language not classified
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The 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'). The page states no publication date.
European Commission Smart Cities Marketplace (authority)
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src-20e9e83edba37791- Publisher
- Name not classified · smart-cities-marketplace.ec.europa.eu
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- web-page · language not classified
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The 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. The page states no publication date.
CORDIS — SMARTER TOGETHER fact sheet (authority)
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src-c8b8cc5388ff58fe- Publisher
- Name not classified · cordis.europa.eu
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- web-page · language not classified
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Official EU project record: H2020 grant 691876, ran Feb 2016 – Jan 2021, lighthouse cities Munich/Lyon/Vienna. A standing project record: the fact sheet carries no publication date. The dates it shows are the project start and end.
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Energy Cities (research)
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src-c91fccacad0b7c88- Publisher
- Name not classified · energy-cities.eu
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- web-page · language not classified
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- 2020-02-21
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Independent write-up of the Munich smart-city measures.
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