Debrecen

Construction of photovoltaic small household size power plant systems on the buildings managed by the Hajdú-Bihar County Police Headquarters for sustainability: 2. Vásáry István street, Debrecen

The program aims to improve the region's water management situation, enhance the usability of natural water resources, and ensure the necessary ecological water demand.

Replacement of 122 EURO 5 buses with 119 EURO 6 buses and the procurement of 12 electric buses.

As part of the European City Facility - Feasibility Study for Sustainable Development of the District Heating System in Debrecen project, the investment concept identifies four key elements whose implementation would ensure the sustainability of the district heating system. The combined objective of these development elements is to establish an efficient district heating service, reduce consumer heat demand and network heat loss, and enhance the use of renewable energy sources within the city's district heating system. The concept was jointly developed by the Municipality of Debrecen, Debreceni Hőszolgáltató Zrt., and Debreceni Vízmű Zrt.

The afforestation for protective forests is being implemented as part of the LIFE IP HungAIRy project, which aims to improve air quality in eight regions and ten Hungarian municipalities. The protective forests are being established on the western side of the city to combat fine particulate matter originating from agricultural lands, which poses a risk to human health. Forest areas are being developed in four locations, serving not only as dust filters but also providing recreational and relaxation functions. Creation of a Geoinformatics Emission Database and Transport Model: The effects of the measures outlined in air quality plans are analyzed using chemical transport models.

Out of the 25,000 existing luminaires, 6,000 lamps will be replaced with the meSmart system, which enables the regulation of the public lighting system and, consequently, electricity consumption.

Green space infrastructure developments have been implemented in 10 urban districts (9 housing estates). Green areas have been renewed through tree and shrub planting, as well as the rehabilitation of existing vegetation. In addition, renovations have been carried out to make community use more attractive, including the construction and renovation of playgrounds, installation of outdoor fitness parks, renovation of sports fields, replacement of worn-out benches, placement of bicycle storage facilities, installation of security camera systems, and modernization of public lighting. Furthermore, community gardens have been established in three housing estates.