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Climate Change's Main Causes

Building's Energy Consumption

Transportation

Urbanization

Where PurCity Shines

While cities occupy a mere 2% of the global landmass, they contribute over 70% of global CO2 emissions. As urbanization continues, the limited space exacerbates the challenge of capturing CO2. Climate initiatives like the EU Green Deal and the Paris Agreement underscore the pivotal role of urban areas in achieving net-zero emissions.

Buildings, responsible for 40% of global energy consumption and CO2 emissions, face a burgeoning challenge. The projected shift of 3.5 billion people to urban areas by 2050 signals an imminent surge in construction, heightened traffic, and reduced space, intensifying Energy consumption, CO2 emissions and air pollution.

In this urban context, traditional/existing solutions struggle to find relevance. PurCity stands out by offering a unique advantage – the capability to be seamlessly implemented at the heart of cities, on both New/Existing buildings.

That is where PurCity shines the most by ability to implement in the center of cities on any New/Existing buildings in addressing concentrated CO2 emissions in urban environments.

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Did You Know

40%%

of global Energy consumption and CO₂ emissions
originates from BUILDINGs
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$2.9 Trillion

is the Air Pollution Costs to

forming a 3.3% of global GDP

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Two-Third

of Worlds Pollution

is created by Humans

HVAC systems contribute to the majority of power consumption in the buildings

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Urbanization by 2050
  • 3.5 billion people will shift into urban areas, which means more construction/buildings, more traffic, less space.
  • Though only occupying 2% of the global landmass.
Cities emit more than 70% of global CO2
  • Leading to a lot more concentrated CO2 emission and air pollution.
  • With the continuous influx of people, limited space is given for solutions to capture the CO₂.
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Urbanization 2
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Affected by Air Pollution

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300.000.000

Children

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3.800.000

Death

Graph Measurement

Graph Measurement helps to see how the emission is Increasing Day by Day

With the ever-growing risk of climate change, businesses and communities need to adapt and innovate. Purcity offers Enabling Urban Infrastructures to Smartly Clean Air and Capture Carbon while Saving Energy like CO2 emissions and air pollution to mitigate risks, survive in a changing world.

FAQ
Building's Energy Consumption

Buildings are a major contributor to climate change, accounting for a significant portion of global energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. This is largely due to the energy-intensive operations of heating, cooling, and lighting systems, which often rely on electricity generated from fossil fuels.

PurCity tackles this issue by integrating two key approaches. First, we deliver clean, colder air directly into a building's HVAC system. Second, we add significant insulation to the building's structure. Both of these methods work together to drastically reduce the energy needed to heat and cool the building, lowering overall consumption.

By providing cleaner, colder air, we reduce the workload on the building's HVAC systems. This means the units don't have to work as hard to cool the air, leading to a direct and significant reduction in energy consumption. This approach not only saves energy but also lowers the associated CO2 emissions and provides better air quality for the building's occupants.

Adding high-quality insulation is one of the most effective ways to make a building more sustainable. It acts as a barrier, preventing heat from escaping in the winter and entering in the summer. This thermal resistance minimizes the need for HVAC systems to run constantly, leading to substantial energy savings and a reduced carbon footprint over the building's entire lifespan.

Transportation

PurCity's approach to buildings creates a healthier, more sustainable urban environment in multiple ways. We reduce the massive energy demand from buildings, which frees up grid capacity and resources, making it easier for cities to transition to electrified public transportation and charging infrastructure. Additionally, in our process, we clean and filter outdoor air before it is delivered to the HVAC system. This clean air then exits the building through the ventilation system, which helps to improve the overall air quality of the surrounding urban environment by directly removing pollutants.

Urban transportation systems, particularly those that rely on internal combustion engines, are a major source of greenhouse gas emissions. The vast number of cars, trucks, and buses on the road, combined with traffic congestion, contribute heavily to air pollution and the overall carbon footprint of a city.

Absolutely. A more sustainable urban environment can create a positive feedback loop. When cities are more comfortable and energy-efficient due to projects like PurCity's, they become more livable. This can encourage denser, more walkable, and transit-friendly communities, which naturally reduce reliance on individual cars and promote cleaner transportation.

Urbanization

By delivering colder air to buildings and increasing their insulation, PurCity helps reduce the amount of waste heat that buildings release into the atmosphere. This directly mitigates the urban heat island effect, making cities cooler and more comfortable. Furthermore, reducing the demand for cooling helps decrease the energy-related heat generation from power plants.

Rapid urbanization often leads to increased energy demand, a higher concentration of emissions, and the "urban heat island" effect, where cities become significantly hotter than their surrounding rural areas. This is caused by the large amount of concrete and asphalt, which absorb and retain heat, and the energy from buildings and vehicles.

The long-term impact is profound. By tackling the energy inefficiency of buildings, PurCity's solutions create a foundation for truly sustainable urban growth. It ensures that as cities expand, their energy consumption per capita decreases, making them more resilient to climate change impacts and better prepared for a clean energy future. The improved air quality and thermal comfort also lead to a higher quality of life for all urban residents.

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