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Open Access Mandate for Publications assignment_turned_in Project2014 - 2016Partners:IDG GLOBAL SOLUTIONS, BLUEGREEN, JSI, IDC ITALIA SRL, SUSTAINABLE FINANCECONSULTING SFC +1 partnersIDG GLOBAL SOLUTIONS,BLUEGREEN,JSI,IDC ITALIA SRL,SUSTAINABLE FINANCECONSULTING SFC,IIMCFunder: European Commission Project Code: 632840more_vert Open Access Mandate for Publications assignment_turned_in Project2017 - 2020Partners:FM CORPORATE, FHG, TKI Dinalog, ARMINES, ILiM +11 partnersFM CORPORATE,FHG,TKI Dinalog,ARMINES,ILiM,VNL,TU Delft,KLU,POSTE ITALIANE - SOCIETA PER AZIONI,Procter & Gamble Services Company NV,VIL,ALICE,FIT Consulting (Italy),INTERPORTO BOLOGNA SPA,CNC-LOGISTICA,BLUEGREENFunder: European Commission Project Code: 769967Overall Budget: 999,872 EURFunder Contribution: 999,872 EURResults from a simulation experiment with top retailers Carrefour and Casino in France and their 100 top suppliers moving from actual practice to a “Physical Internet Model” showed a potential economic benefit of 32%, a 60% reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and a potential of 50% of volume shifted from road to rail. Accelerating the Path Towards Physical Internet -SENSE- project strategic objective is to accelerate the path towards the Physical Internet (PI), so advanced pilot implementations of the PI concept are well functioning and extended in industry practice by 2030, and hence contributing to at least 30 % reduction in congestion, emissions and energy consumption. To that end, SENSE aims to increase the level of understanding of PI concept and the opportunities that brings to transport and logistics. By building stronger and wider support of industry, public bodies and research worlds towards the PI we may reach consensus and enable coordinated strategic public and private investments in research and innovation embracing Physical Internet that could lead us to a new much more efficient and sustainable paradigm. SENSE will: 1) enhance, and stabilize a solid framework for industry, research and public bodies to share advances, barriers, opportunities and best practices regarding Physical Internet implementation, 2) build awareness and raise wide consensus on the Detailed Roadmap towards the Physical Internet developed in the frame of the project, 3) Create The Reference Knowledge Platform so the Physical Internet Community has access to recent developments including: PI implementation cases assessment, industry programs and activities, related start-ups, research and innovation projects, public initiatives and programs and last, but not least, 4) assist and support Industry, European Commission, Member States and Regional Governments in the process of defining high impact research policies to fast track to Physical Internet.
more_vert - ITENE,BLUEGREEN,MARLO,AFT,ECONSULT,PTV Group (Germany),UOW,ECTU (ESC),Newcastle University,Mobycon,EIA,Panteia,CLAS,Polis,TEKNOLOGIAN TUTKIMUSKESKUS VTT OY,IFSTTAR,UM,NECL,RAPP,VGTUFunder: European Commission Project Code: 265710
more_vert assignment_turned_in Project2013 - 2015Partners:TRANSPORTES JOVITRANS SL, CTT, BLUEGREEN, ITAINNOVA, MEWARE +11 partnersTRANSPORTES JOVITRANS SL,CTT,BLUEGREEN,ITAINNOVA,MEWARE,ULMAR,ILiM,TRANSPORTES CARRERAS SA,NEXUSZ.COM,CALLFREEDOM,IBI,Enide Solutions (Spain),CRIADO,Panteia,BCT,TNOFunder: European Commission Project Code: 604715more_vert Open Access Mandate for Publications and Research data assignment_turned_in Project2023 - 2026Partners:VMZ BERLIN, PORTO DIGITAL, Gemeente Amsterdam, MESTSKA CAST PRAHA 6 / District Prague 6, GIRO CAR SHARE D.O.O. +37 partnersVMZ BERLIN,PORTO DIGITAL,Gemeente Amsterdam,MESTSKA CAST PRAHA 6 / District Prague 6,GIRO CAR SHARE D.O.O.,HELSINGBORGS STAD,BLUEGREEN,ITAINNOVA,GOODMOOVS BV,AIMSUN SL,RUDERSDAL KOMMUNE,TOYOTA DANMARK AS,KONNECTA SYSTEMS IKE,CARUSO GMBH,FIER AUTOMOTIVE FIER WORKNET H. WEKEN HARM WEKEN SUPPLY CHAINCONSULTANTS 4AUTOMOTIVE,Helsinki Metropolia University of Applied Sciences,UPM,GreenMobility,5T,SIA ATOM TECH,TIER MOBILITY DENMARK APS,EPF,Pluservice (Italy),UEMI,INLECOM INNOVATION,University of the Aegean,ARRIVA DANMARK A/S,VIF,TML,DTU,CLEM',VIA VERDE PORTUGAL-GESTAO DE SISTEMAS ELECTRONICOS DE COBRANCA SA,ARRIVA ITALIA S.R.L.,Stichting Cenex Nederland,TTS Italia,Townmaking Institute,REGIONH,A1 Slovenija d.d.,VW AG,SMART INNOVATION OSTFOLD AS,Allianz Arena München Stadion GmbH,RADIO- JATELEVISIOTEKNIIKAN TUTKIMUS RTTFunder: European Commission Project Code: 101103801Overall Budget: 12,072,300 EURFunder Contribution: 10,173,900 EURGEMINI’s vision is to accelerate the progress towards climate neutrality by reinforcing a modal shift through the demonstration and uptake of new shared mobility services, active transport modes, and micromobility and their integration with public transport in new generation MaaS services. GEMINI will contribute to Inclusive, Safe, Resilient Transport and Smart Mobility services for passengers and goods in 4 areas: (i) Developing and testing sustainable business models for New Mobility Services (NMS), including shared connected automated vehicles and shared mobility public transport and public-private partnerships, to increase shared mobility (MaaS and MaaC) solutions for enterprises, families and tourists. (ii) Creating digital enablers to accommodate mobility services (collaboration platforms and multimodal MaaS solutions) (iii) Actively engaging stakeholders (co-creation) and integrating in NMS Social Innovation practices, towards incentivising behavioural shift and user acceptance. (iv) Creating policy recommendations to enable scale-up and replicability of the delivered results in the elaboration and implementation of SUMPs, urban mobility planning frameworks and contribute to the CIVITAS impact assessment framework. GEMINI will define, ideate, co-create, validate, amplify, and upscale five dimensions of innovation (Business, Social & Behavioural, Operational, Technology Enablers, and Governance & Policy Framework) for delivering safe, resilient, accessible, affordable, and sustainable shared mobility solutions and demonstrate them in 4 Mobility Living Labs (Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Munich, Turin) and 4 Twinning Cities (Helsinki, Paris, Porto, Ljubljana). The MLLs will stimulate improved access to public transport whilst introducing sustainable mobility business models in urban and peri-urban contexts, in turn leading changes in mobility patterns and behaviours, aimed at less car-centred urban mobility systems.
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