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Oslo’s reputation as a green city is due to a lot more than its many parks and surrounding forests. Urban planners, politicians and businesses of different kinds all work hard to reduce Oslo’s carbon footprint and ensure a sustainable future for everyone.
What makes Oslo a Green Capital? One of the world’s most ambitious climate strategies - in line with the Paris agreement. The first city in the world with its own Climate Budget. A world leader on electric mobility. The first city to test Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) from waste incineration.
Oslo aims to be the world's first emissions-free major city by 2030 (and Oslo aims for zero-emissions in public transport in the city by 2028). Electrifying Oslo's public transit is one major path to net zero, as is the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) by the population of the city of Oslo.
Oct 23, 2019 · Today, Oslo is a modern, busy capital, yet more than two-thirds of the municipality’s acreage is protected forest, waterways, and agricultural land. This means 95% of inhabitants have a park or open green space within 300 metres of their homes, many of them linked by convenient paths.
The capital city of Oslo is leading Norway down the green path to a net zero GHG emissions future. Renewable energy, district heating, as well as heat pumps and other green building practices, are all measures Oslo focuses on to reach net zero - as are electric vehicles (EVs).
Oslo is the 30th greenest capital in the world with 20.49% of green areas and 39.05 square meters of green areas per person. Index of Green Cities 2018 by TravelBird has found the greenest cities for eco-conscious travelers.
May 4, 2022 · Oslo’s Climate Agency has found that approximately seventy per cent of the city’s residents consider the climate goals important and embrace them; in the last local election, the Green Party...
