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Cities generate nearly 70% of global carbon emissions, making urban areas a critical focus for climate action. By 2026, a new wave of carbon-negative buildings is set to transform city skylines across Europe and Asia.

India is rapidly advancing its renewable energy goals by deploying large-scale floating solar installations on irrigation canals and reservoirs.

Urban planners across Europe and Asia are pioneering a bold new approach to city design that goes beyond reducing emissions.

Across Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad, a quiet transformation is reshaping how cities grow food. Abandoned warehouses and commercial basements are turning into climate-controlled vertical farms that produce pesticide-free greens with industrial precision.