Applications to become a supplier/partner of the Net-Zero City Corporation will be available soon.

Our goal is to build a profitable, sustainable city that is driven by corporate partnerships and enhanced by support from public policy developers. We hope that through these partnerships the city itself will become a hub for emerging growth sectors in sustainable development. By building decarbonization plans backed by legitimate technology pathways, the Net-Zero City Project aims to help corporations reduce their carbon footprint while capitalizing on revenue building opportunities. We plan to use equity investment to direct resources towards overall profit for each of our partners and the applicants who participate in our Project.

We’ll start at an NPV of zero when we’re finished developing the property and start making money from there. In a corporate city, taxes go towards the same infrastructure projects, but can also go towards dividend payments to those who invest in its success. Similarly, each of our partners will have the opportunity to gain from participating with us, either through partnerships, developing the Net-Zero City Project, or by acting on one of our committees. Partners and suppliers will develop supply chain offers with each development property and each other.

Supplier applicants will receive direct notifications of procurement requests, work tenders, and notifications of bids launched.

Many services that can lead to net-zero carbon emissions are already being implemented in small scale developments or upgrades to developments around the world. By partnering with the Net-Zero City Corporation, these companies have the opportunity to prove their viability in the world of sustainable development by implementing their solutions at scale. These corporations will receive support in the form of payment for services rendered, or advanced partnership solutions as required,

For those companies and technologies that have been developed, but are not yet implemented, or are moving through testing phase, the Corporation is willing to provide equity or debt investment as needed.

Our Supplier / Partner Relationships will form the benchmark for North American net-zero strategies and design.

  • Energy

    Energy, Renewable Energy, Energy Management, Energy Transmission, Micro-Grid Technology

    Energy models have shifted as the technology to produce it continues to advance. For existing infrastructure, a hybrid model based on fossil fuels and renewable energy is becoming part of the standard. Is there a combination of technologies that can produce net-zero emissions for a city built from scratch? Theoretical models say yes. What is that combination? For a new city with no energy grid, is using a series of micro-grids more efficient? These, and other questions can be answered collaboratively by assembling a team of experts from every style of energy development.

    For the city development plans of the Net-Zero City Project, can water, waste, and other infrastructure contribute to the energy that will be used throughout the city? Can we use geothermal technologies, micro-hydro pumps, biofuel, and other tech to move electricity through the city and use it for different purposes?

    As a cornerstone of the Foundational Blocks of city building, and an aspect that nothing else can be built without, facilitating the collaboration of various types of energy generators, storage, maintenance, and tracking will be key to the development of this city.

  • Water

    Water, Clean Water Management, Desalination

    Water generation and use is a very interesting Foundational Block. Water has so many uses and can be implemented cross-functionally to intersect across a variety of functions.

    For example, using water in buildings as heating and cooling systems has reduced the overall carbon footprint of individual buildings; Micro-hydro technology can aid in energy generation and consumption.

    What impact could extensive water infrastructure underneath the city produce? What water functions, once used, can be recycled, and reused for another purpose? What types of hydrology and bioretention techniques can be used to enhance the sustainability of our water use?

  • Infrastructure

    Infrastructure, Project Management, Commercial & Industrial Development, Urban Planning & Architectural Design

    Elements that have so far been separated in their execution due to existing city budgets can be combined to create an infrastructure that promotes lifestyle through its systemic integration. In a new, planned, City of the Future, the defining characteristics of these newer development priorities can be combined to encourage innovation:

    - Digital: Where the newest computing technologies are used for critical services and infrastructure.

    - Intelligent: Features of creative learning and knowledge are applied to invite residents of highly skilled professionals, promote research and innovation implementation in business, and assure network building between education and business institutions.

    - Ubiquitous: With the help of the newest computing technologies, providing accessibility and infrastructure services where any citizen can get any service anywhere and anytime, through any device.

    - Smart: Innovative industries with highly educated, skilled, and creative inhabitants work with city government and citizens using new channels of communication for citizens in everyday life.

    In the future, infrastructure growth will be based not on infrastructure growth, but its ability to enhance innovation, economic vitality, safety, attractiveness, a healthy environment, and vibrant society. The Net-Zero City Project will culminate in a design that moves away from grid-style development to a modular city, essentially many cities within a city that will provide services to residents to improve their functionality, prosperity, and health.

  • Agriculture

    Agriculture, Sustainable Good Supply, Biodiversity, Revegetation & Habitat Preservation, Urban Greening

    The environmental assessment component of the Net-Zero City project will also contain questions about what resources will be required to achieve net-zero carbon emissions in the life cycle of the city. Can the city be used to preserve the natural environment of the city?

    What technology, energy, and water-use will be required to achieve this? Can habitats be restored, water functions reused, and sustained by using biophilic design to cause revegetation?

    Can sustainably sourced biomass be used at scale to produce biofuels, electricity, and heat? The goal here is to treat nature and habitat development as a balance sheet item and link protection to production.

  • Transportation

    Transportation design will be highly dependent on the style of transportation we decide to support in the city. The committees will be key players in determining how best to use the resources that are available and the technology that has applied to create a technology plan that aligns with the energy plan and design elements of the city.

    Transportation infrastructure will need to align with the agriculture plan and environmental assessment to ensure optimal urban greening, and biodiversity protection.

  • Carbon Capture

    Carbon Capture Technology, Carbon-Emissions Tracking & Analysis Technology, Smart City Technology, Sustainable Technology Integration

    Even after the integration of green technologies, certain residual emissions can’t be reduced, due to economic, operational, or procedural limitations.

    Carbon capture and carbon curing solutions will need to be used to neutralize these residual emissions and achieve a complete net-zero solution.

    Carbon removal technologies can create bioenergy with carbon energy and storage solutions, and direct air capture and storage solutions.

    Using carbon emissions monitoring, reporting, verification, and tracking technology, we can put the final pin in the network of solutions that will create a comprehensive net-zero technology blueprint.

    A transparent and ambitious decarbonization claim that prioritizes internal emission reductions while offsetting others is the key to upholding credibility.

  • Waste

    Waste, Waste Management, Landfill Elimination, Recycling & Reuse Technology

    Waste management is one of the most critical components of the circular economy. Thirty (30) to forty (40) percent of today’s solid waste is created through the construction and maintenance of the built environment.

    In order to effectively develop a system that is restorative and regenerative, products must be in play for as long as possible. In a sustainable development, everything that is produced is transferred somewhere else, continuously.

    In a complete analysis of waste management, detailing each wasteful component and integrating technology to transfer, recycle, or reuse that component will help preserve resources.

    These resources can then help to generate energy-producing products or further other functions that can replenish themselves through several lifecycles before they end their usefulness.

  • Smart Safety

    Safety, Security, & Risk Management, Emergency Services

    Technical progress has already resulted in a series of questions arising about the safety and security of the individual and the community as new measures are implemented.

    The necessity of safety development cannot be under emphasized in a sustainable development as each of the Key Development Areas are implemented. The factors around safety infrastructure cross each category of development: natural, architectural, social, environmental, technological, infrastructural, and urban.

    Developments will focus on developing structures to generate an overall positive impact on people, buildings, facilities, and nature-made objects that are implemented in the city development.

    A deep and critical analysis of each technology, its implementation, and requirements is required to ensure that as the development is completed and people begin to live in and commute around the development, human health is positively affected, and community is enhanced.

All Suppliers And Partners Should Apply For The Net-Zero City Project, submit information on their services and technologies, and request to participate on our committees.