The document discusses a proposed hyperparking system that aims to increase parking efficiency by 30% while improving user comfort and reducing environmental impact. It would provide easy access to parking, be luggage friendly, and incorporate trees instead of just concrete platforms. The system targets large retail clients like hypermarkets, supermarkets, and DIY stores. It notes the major players in the Bucharest retail market and claims the hyperparking could reduce CO2 emissions by 55% compared to standard parking layouts.

1. E F F I C I E N C Y - 3 0 % - C O M F O R T
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2. The deal
 Comfort to users – easy come easy go
 safe leave
 Luggage friendly
 Trees
 55% less CO2 – 2+2 / 2+7
 PLUS MINUS – 30% site efficiency

3. The clients
 Hypermarket
 Super market
 DIY
 Large parking platforms
 Public parking platforms

4. The MARKET – Bucharest retail
 3 Dedeman
 2 cora
 2 Hornbach
 5 Brico depot
 7 Kaufland
 5 Carrefour
 7 shopping mall

5. The Product
 Parking layout
 Parking management system

6. Financials
 - 30% site efficiency according to norms
 Green Subvention – authority
 Safety losses – fast leaving
 Easy luggage
 VALUE PROPOSITION

7. Climate impact
 55% less CO2
 + Oxygen – TREES
 Shadow – lower temperature – concrete platform.

8. Competitive advantage
 Easy access
 Trees instead of concrete platforms
 Luggage friendly

9. Team Founders dream
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