Geneva is cutting electricity consumption by 80% climate-friendly buildings

 Geneva is committed to reducing its energy consumption by 80% by 2030. This is part of the city's commitment to the Paris Agreement and its goal of achieving carbon neutrality. To reduce electricity consumption, Geneva has implemented a range of measures, including increasing energy efficiency, investing in renewable energy, and encouraging citizens to use energy-efficient technologies. 

https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2022/02/decarbonizing-buildings-climate-change-infrastructure

The city has also set up a network of electric charging points and has invested in public transport infrastructure. Finally, Geneva is working with local businesses to reduce their energy consumption. This includes encouraging the construction of climate-friendly buildings, such as those designed with green roofs that help retain heat and reduce energy use.