Meet the 112 Mission Cities paving the way to climate neutrality by 2030.

On 28 April 2022, the European Commission announced the 112 cities selected to participate in the EU Mission for 100 climate-neutral and smart cities by 2030, also known as the Cities Mission. The designated cities, 100 coming from all 27 EU countries and 12 coming from Horizon Europe associated countries, are receiving tailor-made advice and support from the Mission Platform, managed by NetZeroCities, to reach climate neutrality by 2030 and inspire other cities to follow suit by 2050.

112 Mission Cities

35 Countries

Towards Climate Neutrality by 2030

Aachen, Germany

Aarhus, Denmark

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Angers Loire Metropole, France

Antwerp, Belgium

Athens, Greece

Barcelona, Spain

Bergamo, Italy

Bologna, Italy

Bordeaux Metropole, France

Bratislava, Slovakia

Bristol, United Kingdom

Brussels Capital Region, Belgium

Bucharest, Romania

Budapest, Hungary

Cluj-Napoca, Romania

Copenhagen, Denmark

Cork, Ireland

Differdange, Luxembourg

©Wikipedia|EEJCC||CC BY-SA 4.0|2017|Differdange Centre

Dijon Metropole, France

Dortmund, Germany

Dresden, Germany

Dublin, Ireland

Dunkerque, France

Eilat, Israel

Eindhoven & Helmond, Netherlands

©Wikipedia|Rosemoon|CC BY-SA 3.0|2012|Philips Light Tower Eindhoven

Elbasan, Albania

©Wikipedia|Albinfo|CC BY 4.0|2017|Elbasan from the South

Espoo, Finland

©Wikipedia|Drefer|CC BY-SA 4.0|2019|Matinkylä in Espoo

Florence, Italy

Gabrovo, Bulgaria

©Wikipedia|Plamen Agov studiolemontree|CC BY-SA 3.0|2010|Gabrovo Town Hall

Gävle, Sweden

Glasgow, United Kingdom

Gothenburg, Sweden

Gozo, Malta

Grenoble-Alpes Metropole, France

Groningen, Netherlands

Guimarães, Portugal

Heidelberg, Germany

©Wikipedia|GodewindCC BY-SA 3.0|2003|Heidelberg

Helsingborg, Sweden

Helsinki, Finland

Ioannina, Greece

Istanbul, Turkey

Izmir, Turkey

Kalamata, Greece

©Wikipedia|macrolepis|CC BY 3.0|2008|Kalamata

Klagenfurt, Austria

©Wikipedia | Marek69 | CC BY-SA 3.0 | 2019 | Klagenfurt Town Hall

Košice, Slovakia

Kozani, Greece

Kraków, Poland

Kranj, Slovenia

La Louvière, Belgium

©Wikipedia|Jean-Pol GRANDMONT|CC BY-SA 3.0|2005

Lahti, Finland

Lappeenranta, Finland

©Wikipedia|CC BY-SA 4.0|2020|Lappeenranta

Leipzig, Germany

Leuven, Belgium

Liberec, Czech Republic

©Wikipedia|VitVit|CC BY-SA 4.0|2018|Liberec City Hall

Liepāja, Latvia

©Wikipedia | Zairon | CC BY-SA 4.0 | 2014 | Leipāja

Limassol, Cyprus

Lisbon, Portugal

Ljubljana, Slovenia

Łódź, Poland

©Wikipedia|Adam Jones|CC BY-SA 2.0|2013|Piotrkowska Street

Lund, Sweden

©Wikipedia|Olena Siergieieva|2CC BY-SA 3.0|011|Lunds universitetsbibliotek

Lyon, France

Madrid, Spain

Malmö, Sweden

Mannheim, Germany

Marseille, France

Milan, Italy

Miskolc, Hungary

Munich, Germany

Münster, Germany

Nantes Metropole, France

Oslo, Norway

Padova, Italy

Paris, France

Parma, Italy

Pécs, Hungary

Podgorica, Montenegro

©Wikipedia|Nije bitno|CC BY 3.0|2009|Podgorica

Porto, Portugal

Prato, Italy

Reykjavík, Iceland

Riga, Latvia

Rome, Italy

Rotterdam, Netherlands

Rzeszów, Poland

Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Seville, Spain

Sofia, Bulgaria

Sønderborg, Denmark

Stavanger, Norway

Stockholm, Sweden

Suceava, Romania

©Wikipedia|Tomescu Cezar Valentin|CC BY-SA 4.0|2009|Suceava Town Centre

Tampere, Finland

Tartu, Estonia

Tauragė, Lithuania

©Wikipedia|Andrjusgeo|2012|Tauragė

The Hague, Netherlands

Thessaloniki, Greece

Trikala, Greece

©Wikipedia|C messier|CC BY-SA 4.0|2018|Trikala Central Bridge

Trondheim, Norway

Turin, Italy

Turku, Finland

©Wikipedia|kallerna|CC BY-SA 4.0|2020|Aura River

Umeå, Sweden

Utrecht, Netherlands

Valencia, Spain

Valladolid, Spain

Velenje, Slovenia

Vilnius, Lithuania

Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain

Warsaw, Poland

Wrocław, Poland

Zagreb, Croatia

Zaragoza, Spain