Hydrogen-driven smart energy districts in hot climates: Coupling passive, active, and water synergies for net-zero carbon cities

Key Points

• Net-zero carbon cities can be achieved by integrating hydrogen-driven energy districts and utilizing passive cooling methods.
• Energy districts leveraged passive approaches with active systems to enhance efficiency and sustainability, collaboratively addressing climate challenges.
• This analysis of urban planning techniques shows the potential of water management in supporting energy districts and overall efficiency.
• Highlighting the benefits of this integrated approach emphasizes the importance of multi-faceted strategies in combating climate change.