Or 100PRE are abbreviations, collective names for energy provider systems that use renewable energy to 100%.

A series of steps from the beginning of a task to its solution.

We use algorithmic thinking on a day-to-day basis in everyday living, learning and working; we create algorithms for others, series of activities, and we plan out information flow processes. It has multiple levels.

The abbreviation of Baseline Emission Inventory, the base numbers of carbon dioxide equivalent emission of a specific analyzed area which can be compared to pollutant emission savings. The starting point and an indispensable part of a SEAP document.

Biomass is vegetation that can be used in energetics for energy generation.

The abbreviation of Bio Synthetic Natural Gas. The word 'Synthetic' refers to its manufacturing process which uses multiple types of renewable energy.

The abbreviation of Compressed Natural Gas. This type of fuel is a suitable propellant for internal combustion engines, providing other uses for methane or BioSNG.

It is the converted carbon dioxide equivalent of greenhouse gases. The most common greenhouse gases are carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide.

Digital literacy contains knowledge developed into skills enabling users to utilize the opportunities provided by computers, such as word-processors, spreadsheets, and understanding other application software. General knowledge of networks and the Internet is strongly connected to this, and the importance of multimedia applications is also increasing.

Energy efficiency, the solution or execution of a given task or function with the least amount of energy needed. For example, heating demand in buildings can be reduced by improving insulation.

The abbreviation of Enhanced Geothermal System, essentially the use of geothermal heat produced by deep rock layers without geothermally heated groundwater, using the rock itself as a heat exchanger.

The abbreviation of Electric Vehicle.

The abbreviation of Greenhouse Gas, a compilation of gases that cause the Greenhouse effect to intensify, including carbon dioxide, methane, mono-nitrogen oxides, and nitrous oxide.

Horizon 2020 is the European Union innovation, research, and development policy for 2014-2020. Its objective is to improve the continent's global competitiveness by prioritizing innovation in the energy sector.

The abbreviation of Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change organization.

The abbreviation of Organic Rankine Cycle, a process that enables the use of low-temperature (mostly renewable) heat sources to produce electricity.

The abbreviation of Photovoltaic, which is also the collective name for devices, systems, and technology that use solar power to produce electricity.

A programming language used in computing, consisting of a series of instructions readable by people, which can be used to directly or indirectly communicate with a computer to execute a task.

Or SEAP, a local level energetics strategy aiming for at least 20% carbon dioxide emission savings by 2020 across the entire local area, including population, public buildings, and industry.

Sustainable Energy Action Plan; a local level energetics strategy aiming for at least 20% carbon dioxide emission savings by 2020 across the entire local area.

A settlement developed to cover sustainability and well-being across all areas using cutting-edge technology.

Renewable energy management, requiring complex energy management due to dependency on uncontrollable factors like weather, resulting in what is called Smart Energy.

An element of Smart City energy, where buildings use smart coordination of home energy consumers, providers, and storages.

The collective name for transportation methods compatible with a smart city energy system, playing an essential role in sustainable energy provision.