The document summarizes a meeting about the Rotterdam Opslag en Opvang Demonstratieproject (ROAD) carbon capture and storage project. It discusses the need for CCS to meet climate and energy goals, provides an update on the status of the ROAD project, and explains how ROAD could be a stepping stone for wider CCS deployment in Rotterdam and Europe. The ROAD project would capture CO2 from a power plant, transport it via pipeline, and store it in a depleted offshore gas field. However, the project faces a funding gap that must be closed before it can begin construction.
This document discusses the use of compressed natural gas (CNG) as fuel for city buses. CNG has several advantages over diesel, including lower emissions and operating costs. The technology for CNG-powered buses is well developed, with stoichiometric and lean-burn engine options available from manufacturers like Mercedes, MAN, and Cummins. Stoichiometric engines coupled with emission aftertreatment can meet stringent emission standards while maintaining performance. The document outlines design considerations and safety aspects for CNG buses. Prototypes in Serbia have shown success, with plans for expanded CNG bus production. CNG buses can help reduce emissions and meet environmental regulations in an economical way.
This document provides a market analysis of the liquefied gas industry through 2030. It discusses the growth of the LPG and LNG fleets from 1996 to 2013. It also examines the four markets that comprise the seaborne gas trade: the freight market, sale and purchase market, new building market, and demolition market. The document concludes that gas is a clean fuel with high future demand potential, and there are abundant reserves that can meet demand through 2030 using both conventional and unconventional extraction methods.
1) The document discusses the European Union's strategies to promote sustainable mobility and clean energy vehicles, including electric vehicles, biofuels, natural gas, and biomethane.
2) It provides information on Italy's natural gas vehicle market which has grown in recent years despite elimination of incentives, and outlines the environmental and economic benefits of natural gas vehicles.
3) Data shows that natural gas vehicles have significantly lower emissions than diesel or gasoline vehicles.
The slide deck from Mass Innovation Night #112 pitch.
Manufacturing is changing. It took Ford 41 hours to create a car. Modern cars are 20 hours assembly and 100+ suppliers involved. The complexity is huge.
OpenBOM helps to connect manufacturing, contractors and suppliers together and work on shared Bill of Materials.
The document summarizes a meeting about the Rotterdam Opslag en Opvang Demonstratieproject (ROAD) carbon capture and storage project. It discusses the need for CCS to meet climate and energy goals, provides an update on the status of the ROAD project, and explains how ROAD could be a stepping stone for wider CCS deployment in Rotterdam and Europe. The ROAD project would capture CO2 from a power plant, transport it via pipeline, and store it in a depleted offshore gas field. However, the project faces a funding gap that must be closed before it can begin construction.
This document discusses the use of compressed natural gas (CNG) as fuel for city buses. CNG has several advantages over diesel, including lower emissions and operating costs. The technology for CNG-powered buses is well developed, with stoichiometric and lean-burn engine options available from manufacturers like Mercedes, MAN, and Cummins. Stoichiometric engines coupled with emission aftertreatment can meet stringent emission standards while maintaining performance. The document outlines design considerations and safety aspects for CNG buses. Prototypes in Serbia have shown success, with plans for expanded CNG bus production. CNG buses can help reduce emissions and meet environmental regulations in an economical way.
This document provides a market analysis of the liquefied gas industry through 2030. It discusses the growth of the LPG and LNG fleets from 1996 to 2013. It also examines the four markets that comprise the seaborne gas trade: the freight market, sale and purchase market, new building market, and demolition market. The document concludes that gas is a clean fuel with high future demand potential, and there are abundant reserves that can meet demand through 2030 using both conventional and unconventional extraction methods.
1) The document discusses the European Union's strategies to promote sustainable mobility and clean energy vehicles, including electric vehicles, biofuels, natural gas, and biomethane.
2) It provides information on Italy's natural gas vehicle market which has grown in recent years despite elimination of incentives, and outlines the environmental and economic benefits of natural gas vehicles.
3) Data shows that natural gas vehicles have significantly lower emissions than diesel or gasoline vehicles.
The slide deck from Mass Innovation Night #112 pitch.
Manufacturing is changing. It took Ford 41 hours to create a car. Modern cars are 20 hours assembly and 100+ suppliers involved. The complexity is huge.
OpenBOM helps to connect manufacturing, contractors and suppliers together and work on shared Bill of Materials.
This document discusses various topics related to intermodal transport in Europe, including:
1) A panel discussion was held on expanding intermodality and "synchromodality" in Europe. Issues discussed include developing alternative fuel infrastructure, smarter use of existing infrastructure, and strategic alliances.
2) Statistics on freight transport in Europe show that 11% of tonnes and 56% of tonne-kilometers are transported over 300km, suggesting potential for shifting more to rail and waterborne transport.
3) New legislation will require installation of alternative fueling stations for natural gas, hydrogen and electric vehicles along major transport corridors in Europe to enable use of lower-emissions fuels.
Presentation by Philip Coombes, Commercial Manager, Associated British Ports (ABP) Hull & Goole.
Delivered to ITS Masters students:
www.its.leeds.ac.uk/courses/masters/itslectureseries/
CO2 GeoNet and CGS Europe: the relevance of pilot and demo projectsGlobal CCS Institute
CO2GeoNet and CGS Europe are scientific organizations that conduct research on carbon dioxide geological storage. CO2GeoNet was established in 2004 and includes research institutes from across Europe. CGS Europe, established in 2010, builds on CO2GeoNet and includes institutes from 28 countries. The organizations work to develop knowledge on CO2 storage through joint research, scientific advice, training, and information sharing. They provide reports on the state of CO2 storage across Europe and have received external contracts to conduct research. The organizations also focus on knowledge management, stakeholder engagement, and involvement in CO2 storage projects to continue advancing understanding of storage techniques. Case studies of the Sleipner and Ketzin storage sites demonstrate how
This document discusses the future design of the EU gas market. It outlines the key elements of the European Commission's Clean Energy package and its potential impacts. These include measures that could increase gas demand and promote renewable gas production, as well as those that favor electricity for heating and mobility. The Commission is exploring how to "mirror" gas market regulations based on the electricity market design. A study will evaluate different gas market scenarios, such as trading regions and a single market with zero tariffs at interconnection points. Overall, the document considers the tradeoffs between different gas market models and the practical challenges of transitioning between models.
Getting zero emission trucks on the roadOeko-Institut
This document discusses strategies for decarbonizing long-haul trucking in Germany. It finds that electrifying freight transport through battery, overhead wire, or fuel cell trucks can achieve zero emissions. However, infrastructure buildout must be rapid and energy costs are a major factor in overall costs. Direct use of electricity through overhead wires is the most efficient and requires the least new renewable energy.
This compendium of case studies was written by local authorities for local authorities, as part of the Clean Fleets project.
The case studies outline concrete procurement activities of public authorities and fleet operators. They illustrate real examples of vehicle procurement in detail including results and lessons learned. We hope to inspire others to learn from and replicate these examples.
Each case study includes contact details for those who would like to discuss the activity in more detail.
For further information please visit www.clean-fleets.eu or
get in touch with procurement@iclei.org
The Car of the Future: Electric, but not as you might thinkJMDSAE
By Sebastian Verhelst
The talk will be covering the current challenges for transport, the alternatives we have and how they com-pare, and conclude with the speaker’s personal opin-ion on the most attractive alternative.
Advanced materials and nanotechnologies in Horizon 2020JIC
The document discusses key enabling technologies (KETs) and their role in the Horizon 2020 framework program. It outlines several work programs within Horizon 2020 related to nanotechnologies, advanced materials, biotechnologies, and advanced manufacturing and processing. These areas are consolidated under the NMBP pillar. The document provides an overview of topics, budgets, and timelines for the NMBP-related calls in 2016-2017. It also discusses public-private partnerships involved in NMBP research and innovation.
Hydrogen roadmap and industrial development in FranceStéfan Le Dû
Summary of French policy roadmap for hydrogen development, in the context of energy transition targets, and including some aspects on industrial development by French companies.
Presentation at the French-Japanese hydrogen seminar organized by the French Embassy in Tokyo on 24th June 2019.
Thomas Rötger from IATA presented on the aviation industry's climate strategy. He discussed four pillars of climate action: a global market-based measure called CORSIA, fuel-efficient aircraft technologies, sustainable aviation fuels, and operational improvements. CORSIA aims to cap net carbon emissions from international flights. New aircraft will need to meet increasingly stringent CO2 standards. Sustainable fuels and radically new aircraft designs are needed to meet long-term goals but face economic barriers. The aviation industry is committed to ambitious climate goals through ICAO's basket of measures.
PGMs Recovery using Secondary Raw Materials-Brochure-largeJokin Hidalgo
The Platirus project aims to help bridge the supply gap of platinum group metals (PGMs) in Europe by developing novel processes for recovering PGMs from waste like catalytic converters and electronics. PGMs are considered critical raw materials and Europe imports over 70% of its supply but demand is growing. The project will upscale a miniaturized PGM recovery process and select the best technologies to develop a blueprint for industrial implementation. Successful recycling of PGMs from waste can boost supply, reduce dependence on global markets, and further sustainability goals. The ultimate target is to help meet 40 tons per year of Europe's PGM demand gap estimated at over 1 billion euros annually.
R&D Composites : Opportunités de financement EU - NCP-Wallonie Pierre FiassePlusComposites
R&D Composites : Opportunités de financement EU
NCP-Wallonie
Pierre Fiasse –Project Developper
NCP NMP, Transport/ Cleansky, M-Eranet, Manunet
Présentation dans le cadre de l'événement: Nouveaux matériaux à hautes performances : Les composites à matrice métallique/céramique
www.pluscomposites.e
This document provides an overview of the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. For each country, it includes sections on general data, economic data, development highlights, and either foreign investment, labor market, or migration trends. The document aims to introduce key facts and recent history for understanding the Baltic region.
The document discusses German-Polish relations, including providing general information about Poland, an overview of the history and political relationship between the two countries, details on cultural and economic ties, as well as notes on reducing common prejudices. It covers topics such as Poland joining the EU, German investments in Poland, over 600 town twinning arrangements between the two, and over 2 million Polish students learning German. Business etiquette when visiting Poland and economic data on both countries are also summarized.
This document discusses various topics related to intermodal transport in Europe, including:
1) A panel discussion was held on expanding intermodality and "synchromodality" in Europe. Issues discussed include developing alternative fuel infrastructure, smarter use of existing infrastructure, and strategic alliances.
2) Statistics on freight transport in Europe show that 11% of tonnes and 56% of tonne-kilometers are transported over 300km, suggesting potential for shifting more to rail and waterborne transport.
3) New legislation will require installation of alternative fueling stations for natural gas, hydrogen and electric vehicles along major transport corridors in Europe to enable use of lower-emissions fuels.
Presentation by Philip Coombes, Commercial Manager, Associated British Ports (ABP) Hull & Goole.
Delivered to ITS Masters students:
www.its.leeds.ac.uk/courses/masters/itslectureseries/
CO2 GeoNet and CGS Europe: the relevance of pilot and demo projectsGlobal CCS Institute
CO2GeoNet and CGS Europe are scientific organizations that conduct research on carbon dioxide geological storage. CO2GeoNet was established in 2004 and includes research institutes from across Europe. CGS Europe, established in 2010, builds on CO2GeoNet and includes institutes from 28 countries. The organizations work to develop knowledge on CO2 storage through joint research, scientific advice, training, and information sharing. They provide reports on the state of CO2 storage across Europe and have received external contracts to conduct research. The organizations also focus on knowledge management, stakeholder engagement, and involvement in CO2 storage projects to continue advancing understanding of storage techniques. Case studies of the Sleipner and Ketzin storage sites demonstrate how
This document discusses the future design of the EU gas market. It outlines the key elements of the European Commission's Clean Energy package and its potential impacts. These include measures that could increase gas demand and promote renewable gas production, as well as those that favor electricity for heating and mobility. The Commission is exploring how to "mirror" gas market regulations based on the electricity market design. A study will evaluate different gas market scenarios, such as trading regions and a single market with zero tariffs at interconnection points. Overall, the document considers the tradeoffs between different gas market models and the practical challenges of transitioning between models.
Getting zero emission trucks on the roadOeko-Institut
This document discusses strategies for decarbonizing long-haul trucking in Germany. It finds that electrifying freight transport through battery, overhead wire, or fuel cell trucks can achieve zero emissions. However, infrastructure buildout must be rapid and energy costs are a major factor in overall costs. Direct use of electricity through overhead wires is the most efficient and requires the least new renewable energy.
This compendium of case studies was written by local authorities for local authorities, as part of the Clean Fleets project.
The case studies outline concrete procurement activities of public authorities and fleet operators. They illustrate real examples of vehicle procurement in detail including results and lessons learned. We hope to inspire others to learn from and replicate these examples.
Each case study includes contact details for those who would like to discuss the activity in more detail.
For further information please visit www.clean-fleets.eu or
get in touch with procurement@iclei.org
The Car of the Future: Electric, but not as you might thinkJMDSAE
By Sebastian Verhelst
The talk will be covering the current challenges for transport, the alternatives we have and how they com-pare, and conclude with the speaker’s personal opin-ion on the most attractive alternative.
Advanced materials and nanotechnologies in Horizon 2020JIC
The document discusses key enabling technologies (KETs) and their role in the Horizon 2020 framework program. It outlines several work programs within Horizon 2020 related to nanotechnologies, advanced materials, biotechnologies, and advanced manufacturing and processing. These areas are consolidated under the NMBP pillar. The document provides an overview of topics, budgets, and timelines for the NMBP-related calls in 2016-2017. It also discusses public-private partnerships involved in NMBP research and innovation.
Hydrogen roadmap and industrial development in FranceStéfan Le Dû
Summary of French policy roadmap for hydrogen development, in the context of energy transition targets, and including some aspects on industrial development by French companies.
Presentation at the French-Japanese hydrogen seminar organized by the French Embassy in Tokyo on 24th June 2019.
Thomas Rötger from IATA presented on the aviation industry's climate strategy. He discussed four pillars of climate action: a global market-based measure called CORSIA, fuel-efficient aircraft technologies, sustainable aviation fuels, and operational improvements. CORSIA aims to cap net carbon emissions from international flights. New aircraft will need to meet increasingly stringent CO2 standards. Sustainable fuels and radically new aircraft designs are needed to meet long-term goals but face economic barriers. The aviation industry is committed to ambitious climate goals through ICAO's basket of measures.
PGMs Recovery using Secondary Raw Materials-Brochure-largeJokin Hidalgo
The Platirus project aims to help bridge the supply gap of platinum group metals (PGMs) in Europe by developing novel processes for recovering PGMs from waste like catalytic converters and electronics. PGMs are considered critical raw materials and Europe imports over 70% of its supply but demand is growing. The project will upscale a miniaturized PGM recovery process and select the best technologies to develop a blueprint for industrial implementation. Successful recycling of PGMs from waste can boost supply, reduce dependence on global markets, and further sustainability goals. The ultimate target is to help meet 40 tons per year of Europe's PGM demand gap estimated at over 1 billion euros annually.
R&D Composites : Opportunités de financement EU - NCP-Wallonie Pierre FiassePlusComposites
R&D Composites : Opportunités de financement EU
NCP-Wallonie
Pierre Fiasse –Project Developper
NCP NMP, Transport/ Cleansky, M-Eranet, Manunet
Présentation dans le cadre de l'événement: Nouveaux matériaux à hautes performances : Les composites à matrice métallique/céramique
www.pluscomposites.e
This document provides an overview of the Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. For each country, it includes sections on general data, economic data, development highlights, and either foreign investment, labor market, or migration trends. The document aims to introduce key facts and recent history for understanding the Baltic region.
The document discusses German-Polish relations, including providing general information about Poland, an overview of the history and political relationship between the two countries, details on cultural and economic ties, as well as notes on reducing common prejudices. It covers topics such as Poland joining the EU, German investments in Poland, over 600 town twinning arrangements between the two, and over 2 million Polish students learning German. Business etiquette when visiting Poland and economic data on both countries are also summarized.
Unlocking Fuel Saving Technologies in Trucking and Fleets (Carbon War Room)_0Jeff Hamilton
This document discusses opportunities for reducing fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions in the trucking and commercial vehicle sector through the adoption of proven efficiency technologies. It finds that if the Class 8 commercial vehicle fleet in the United States adopted just seven technologies, including improvements to aerodynamics, anti-idling devices, tires, transmissions, and routing, it could prevent the emission of 624 million tons of CO2 by 2022 while saving $26,400 per truck on average. Overcoming barriers like access to capital, split incentives between owners and operators, and lack of information will be important to drive widespread adoption of these economically beneficial technologies.
PROSPECTS - A transparent energy and emissions tracking tool for developing c...NewClimate Institute
Sebastian Sterl presented on "Prospects" a transparent energy and emissions tracking tool for developing countries, at the "How to strengthen the EU NDC?" side event during COP 23.
The document discusses green city logistics strategies and best practices in European cities. It finds that road transport accounts for over 45% of freight transport in the EU. Several cities have implemented strategies like restriction zones, transport consolidation, and charging schemes to reduce emissions and congestion from freight transport. Examples highlighted include Stockholm's environmental zones, London's congestion charging, and Zurich's cargo tram system for waste collection. Future trends may include underground deliveries and unmanned electric vehicles. Cooperation among stakeholders is needed to support green freight strategies.
Logistics Evolution to Address New Challenges in Multimodal Transport in EuropeWJ
This document discusses challenges and opportunities in multimodal transport in Europe. It notes the evolution of logistics to address new challenges and opportunities for intermodal transportation. Specifically, it discusses the need to increase reliability and efficiency of rail transport, become more customer-friendly, and recognize freight forwarders as partners. Infrastructure investment in transport will be important for Europe's competitiveness in the coming years. Alternative fuels and energy sources will also be key for the transport industry. Cooperation between large and small logistics companies is encouraged.
The document discusses the need for sustainable transport solutions like tramways to address issues with India's growing urban population and transportation needs. Tramways offer environmental benefits over other modes of transport by producing fewer greenhouse gas emissions and using less energy per passenger. They can carry large numbers of people and have lower capital costs than other rail systems. The document also examines how tramways can facilitate better city planning by supporting development along their routes and improving pedestrian access. Case studies from Lyon, France demonstrate how tramways transformed cities by reducing vehicle traffic and increasing real estate values. The conclusion is that tramways provide an efficient, economic and sustainable form of public transportation.
The document discusses predictions for the future of commercial road freight transport and trucks by 2050 based on a report by the IRU and TML. It outlines three main targets for 2050: 1) lowering carbon dioxide emissions by 37-43% through more efficient diesel engines and increased electrification, 2) decreasing road fatalities to 265 deaths annually through advanced safety technologies, and 3) improving operational efficiency through technologies like platooning. While roads and trucks will still be used, trucks are predicted to have more electric and alternative fuel options, advanced driver assistance, and increased automation.
This document provides an overview of research on the safety of roundabouts from an international perspective. It discusses early studies from various countries that found roundabouts reduced accidents by 30-50% and fatal accidents by 50-70% compared to other intersection types. Current research with larger sample sizes has generally confirmed roundabouts' high level of safety, especially for single-lane designs. However, bicyclists can be at higher risk and require careful design considerations to ensure safety.
This document provides information about the Horizon 2020 Space program for 2016-2017, including results from the 2015 call and opportunities in the 2016 call. It discusses Spain's participation and success in the 2015 call, with 19 approved projects and 6 led by Spanish entities. The 2016-2017 work program budget and calendar are outlined for topics like Galileo/EGNSS, Earth Observation, space technologies, and space science. Application areas, funding amounts, and procurement procedures are described for the 2016 Earth Observation call topics.
Building smart green mobility in South Tyrol through an open data hubSpeck&Tech
ABSTRACT: For decades the traditional approach for solving mobility and transportation challenges has been based on the idea of creating new road or rail infrastructures. Thanks to the impressive enhancement of intelligent transportation systems (ITS) technologies, in the last years this approach is going into the direction of rather improving the efficiency of how available transportation infrastructure is used. New digital infrastructures allow all mobility actors (vehicles, pedestrians, sensors, traffic management centers) to cooperate together to achieve the ambitious goal of improving mobility, enhancing safety, reducing congestion and environmental impacts. But how can we achieve this and ensure that public and private actors efficiently work together? In South Tyrol we have tried to give an answer to these challenges through the implementation of an open data hub, which enables the real-time data / information exchange among all interested parties and fosters the multiplication of development of research & innovation projects between local companies, research centers and public organizations. After years of implementation, the Open Data Hub South Tyrol is now creating the premises for a new historical phase for mobility in the region, with concepts like Mobility-as-a-Service or environmental traffic management that are finally moving from research to deployment.
BIO: Roberto Cavaliere is an ITS Project Manager at NOI Techpark Südtirol / Alto Adige, a public-owned organization in the Italian alpine region of South Tyrol coordinating the NOI Tech Park and with the mission to drive and foster research & innovation in the region. Roberto is the reference person in NOI for all initiatives in the field of ITS and smart mobility and in the last 10 years has coordinated a relevant number of EU-funded projects in this field. His main interests cover cooperative systems, autonomous driving, ITS for the environment, mobility-as-a-service and sharing mobility, road weather information systems (RWIS).
This document provides an overview of a workshop on hydrogen trains. The workshop agenda includes presentations on fuel cell and hydrogen joint undertakings in Europe, current hydrogen pilot projects and the state of the art of hydrogen train technology, and hydrogen infrastructure projects in Belgium and the Netherlands. The presentations will discuss opportunities for using hydrogen to power trains, the potential market for hydrogen trains, and the need for further research and innovation projects to advance hydrogen train technology and deployment.
Update on German city measures to control (diesel) vehicle emissions - Martin...IES / IAQM
This document summarizes an update on measures taken in Berlin, Germany to control diesel emissions and improve air quality. It discusses the legal pressure to reduce nitrogen dioxide (NO2) levels, which exceed limits due to road traffic emissions. It outlines Berlin's air quality challenges and sources of NO2. It also summarizes national initiatives in Germany to address non-compliance, including efforts to facilitate diesel retrofits and alternative fuel infrastructure. Local measures that could help reduce NO2 in Berlin are modeled, but challenges in achieving compliance by 2020 through mobility and transport planning measures alone are noted. Immediate restrictions on diesel vehicles with high emissions may be necessary on polluted roads.
Externalities of the Car Industry - First Ch. MSc Thesisserena boccardo
This document discusses the environmental and social externalities of the car industry and mobility. It notes that while cars have benefited society, they have also led to issues like air pollution, climate change, and health problems. Cars are responsible for about 12% of EU CO2 emissions. Air pollution from cars is a major concern, as greenhouse gases like CO2 are the leading cause of climate change. Other pollutants like carbon monoxide, oxides of nitrogen, and fine particles are also emitted. While efforts have been made to increase fuel efficiency and reduce emissions, rising traffic and larger vehicles have counteracted some of these gains. Sustainable solutions are needed to transition to cleaner transportation while still meeting mobility needs.
A 5-part course for university or engineering students on transport and mobility issues (history, current situation, theoretical concepts, future and the Finnish case)
Hydrogène : promesses et défis dans l'industrie automobile | LIEGE CREATIVE, ...LIEGE CREATIVE
Comme de nombreux secteurs, l’industrie automobile est confrontée à une transformation radicale sous l’action de la pression des défis que la société doit relever pour la prochaine décennie.
C’est dans ce contexte de changements, que l’Université de Liège a réalisé le livre blanc « FUTURE MOVE » au sein du projet Pôle Automobile Européen (PAE).
Outre la crise sanitaire, l’électrification, l’essor de la mobilité douce, l’automatisation de la conduite et la digitalisation, la décarbonisation du secteur automobile s’impose comme une des lignes de force à l’horizon 2030-2035. Ces transformations posent de nombreux défis techniques, juridiques ou sociologiques pour lesquels des solutions restent à trouver.
En particulier, le livre blanc a identifié le développement des véhicules à hydrogène comme un des axes importants de la relance et de la décarbonisation des transports dans la Grande Région. Les constructeurs voient dans l’hydrogène un axe prometteur pour les véhicules lourds et les véhicules utilitaires. L’émergence de cette nouvelle motorisation va de paire avec la mise sur pied de la filière de production d’hydrogène vert et avec l’installation d’un réseau de distribution.
Comment cette technologie sera-t-elle intégrée par l’industrie automobile européenne ? Quelles sont les opportunités pour les PME et la recherche universitaire ? Quels seront les nouveaux acteurs de demain dans cette nouvelle filière ? Comment relever le challenge de la formation du personnel ?
20160113_Infoday TIC-ESP-TRA-Juan Francisco ReyesRedit
This document summarizes information about the Horizon 2020 transport work programme for 2016-2017. It outlines the three main calls for proposals on mobility growth, automated road transport, and green vehicles initiatives. It also mentions other activities and complementary initiatives like Clean Sky 2, SESAR, and Shift2Rail. Key details provided include call topics, budgets, dates, and highlights of new areas like automation and socio-economic research.
The document discusses the need for sustainable mobility to address climate change and other issues from the transportation sector. Transportation accounts for about 22% of greenhouse gas emissions in Europe and is the only sector where emissions have risen since 1990. While electric vehicles show promise in reducing emissions, they are not a single solution and must be accompanied by changes like reducing travel demand, shifting to more efficient modes, and powering vehicles with renewable energy. Achieving net zero emissions by 2050 will require not just new technologies but also changes to urban planning, infrastructure, consumer behavior, and lifestyle choices.
Pollution, congestion and transport planning in urban areasMarcelo Felipozzi
This document discusses pollution, congestion, and transport planning in urban areas. It notes that emission-free and low-emission transport must play a key role to meet EU targets of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving energy efficiency by 2020. While various transport modes like trucks, trains, and ships each have different carbon footprints, cargo bikes have not been measured at the EU level. The document outlines various subsidies and lack of taxes that privilege modes like aviation, inland navigation, and maritime transport. Most of both the problems and solutions related to transport are concentrated in cities, where transport accounts for 40% of CO2 emissions. The document advocates for policies like 30 km/h speed limits in urban areas, improving urban planning to reduce unnecessary
Drive towards renewable energy in transport_draft VIL (4)Piet de Caluw
Air Liquide is a global leader in gases, technologies, and services for industry and health. The document discusses Air Liquide's presence in the Benelux region and its various business lines. It then summarizes the renewable energy context and need for clean transportation solutions like renewable hydrogen and bio-methane. Air Liquide is developing solutions to support the transition to sustainable mobility using renewable gases.
MITIGATION: Climate change and human settlements, role of cities in tackling ...ipcc-media
- Municipalities and cities can play a major role in strong climate action through urban planning, green infrastructure, high-efficiency buildings and retrofits, shared urban mobility schemes, and other measures. For many projects the co-benefits of these actions may exceed the climate mitigation benefits.
- Building efficiency retrofits and new high-performance buildings can reduce energy demand by 75-96% and primary energy use by over 90%, while also improving indoor air quality and public health. Timber construction and passive house standards facilitate deep emissions reductions.
- Shared urban mobility schemes using on-demand, optimally-routed fleets could reduce a city's traffic by one-third, parking space needs by 95%, and still
Similar to The Gigaliner/ EuroCombi - Current State and Future Prospectives (20)
This document discusses the Russian language and whether it is worth studying. It covers facts and figures about Russian, including that it is an Indo-European language spoken mainly in Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine. The presentation notes both the pros and cons of studying Russian, such as gaining access to Russian culture but also facing challenges like a new alphabet and grammar. Tips are provided for learning Russian, including staying patient, memorizing words, and starting basic conversations. Prospects for the language are discussed, with the Russian-speaking population expected to decline over time.
SkyTeam is an airline alliance founded in 2000 with 19 member airlines. It provides access to over 650 million passengers annually on routes to over 1,150 destinations worldwide. SkyTeam's member airlines include Delta, Air France, KLM, Aeroflot, and Kenya Airways. The alliance offers benefits like lounge access, earning miles on partner airlines, checked baggage through to final destination, and recognition of elite status across members. SkyTeam's future prospects may be impacted by the potential exits of Air Europa and Alitalia due to acquisitions or financial issues.
The document discusses Germany's higher education system. It begins with an overview of the structure of Germany including its federal states and education system. It then covers higher education before and after the Bologna Process, which reformed degrees into a two-tier bachelor's and master's system. It also discusses the differences between public and private universities, with public universities having limited fees but issues with space and private universities having fewer students per class but higher fees. In conclusion, it calls for improving the preparation of students for university or vocational training to reduce high dropout rates.
Kosovo has a population of 1.8 million people with Pristina as its capital. It declared independence in 2008 and uses the euro as currency. The majority of Kosovo's population is Albanian and Muslim. While 111 countries recognize Kosovo, some European nations like Russia and Serbia do not recognize it. Kosovo has a high human development index ranking of 51 but faces obstacles to EU membership like its relationship with Serbia and lack of unanimous recognition.
This document compares various statistics about European capitals, including records for population, tourism, infrastructure, and more. Moscow has the highest population of over 12 million people. Luxembourg City has the lowest population of only around 110,000 people. London is both the most visited capital, receiving over 17 million visitors annually, and the capital with the most metro stations at 270. Vienna has the most green space at 51.1% of the city covered by parks and natural areas.
This document discusses urbanization trends globally and in Germany. It defines different types of urban areas from mega cities to global cities. It notes that worldwide urbanization is increasing as the global population grows, with more people expected to live in urban rather than rural areas by 2050. Lagos, Nigeria is highlighted as the world's fastest growing city. The document also discusses reasons for urbanization, impacts on cities, and potential solutions for governments to address urbanization challenges.
Germany was founded on January 1, 1871 with Berlin as its capital. It has a population of over 82 million people and its economy had GDP growth of 1.7% in 2016. Tourism is a major industry, employing over 2.9 million people and accounting for 4.4% of GDP. In 2015 there were over 436 million overnight stays in Germany, mostly by domestic travelers. Popular tourist destinations include Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, and cities along the Rhine River. The government and regional authorities promote tourism through various marketing campaigns.
The document summarizes Germany's social insurance system, including its history and present situation. It discusses the five main parts of social insurance - health, nursing care, unemployment, pension, and accident insurance. It provides details on contribution rates, benefits provided, and how the system is financed. The document also briefly compares social insurance systems in other countries and considers future prospects for Germany's system.
Understanding Catalytic Converter Theft:
What is a Catalytic Converter?: Learn about the function of catalytic converters in vehicles and why they are targeted by thieves.
Why are They Stolen?: Discover the valuable metals inside catalytic converters (such as platinum, palladium, and rhodium) that make them attractive to criminals.
Steps to Prevent Catalytic Converter Theft:
Parking Strategies: Tips on where and how to park your vehicle to reduce the risk of theft, such as parking in well-lit areas or secure garages.
Protective Devices: Overview of various anti-theft devices available, including catalytic converter locks, shields, and alarms.
Etching and Marking: The benefits of etching your vehicle’s VIN on the catalytic converter or using a catalytic converter marking kit to make it traceable and less appealing to thieves.
Surveillance and Monitoring: Recommendations for using security cameras and motion-sensor lights to deter thieves.
Statistics and Insights:
Theft Rates by Borough: Analysis of data to determine which borough in NYC experiences the highest rate of catalytic converter thefts.
Recent Trends: Current trends and patterns in catalytic converter thefts to help you stay aware of emerging hotspots and tactics used by thieves.
Benefits of This Presentation:
Awareness: Increase your awareness about catalytic converter theft and its impact on vehicle owners.
Practical Tips: Gain actionable insights and tips to effectively prevent catalytic converter theft.
Local Insights: Understand the specific risks in different NYC boroughs, helping you take targeted preventive measures.
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5. Top 3 Goods
Mining products (ores, soils,stones etc.)
Mineral products (cement, glas, gypsum etc.)
Food products
Tendency
Growth in total freight (Economic situation,
globalization, consumer‘s needs)
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6. Motorways
12.845 km of highways one of the densiest in the world
Growth
1950-2000:Growth of 796% (Track: Growth of 41%)
Distance
Road Cargo mostly used for short distances averagely distance: 132 km
Toll
For Freight trucks since 2005 (min 12,5t) since 2015 (min 7,5 t)
Tendency
Growth in road cargo (Rail strike, EU-enlargement,Gigaliners)
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7. 1896 First truck constructed byW.
Maybach, built in Daimler factory
Limitation of length and weight: 18,75m --
40t/44t (combined traffic)
2016 2,8 mio. authorised trucks
The biggest manufactures
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5 1912
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2
3
4
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Cargo in Germany
The Current State of the
Gigaliner Project
Arguments for and against the
Gigaliner
Outlook & Conclusion
9. Name of the prototype by Fahrzeugwerk
Alternative terms: Eurocombi / Longliner/ LCV
(Long CombinationVehicle) / RoadTrain(AUS)
/ Ecocombi (SCAN/NL)/Megatrucks
Maximum measures:25,25m 40/44t, 11.5 t
max per axe
Especially transporting bulky goods
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10. Only in advance defined routes
(application and approval)
Obligatory to stay on the right track
Prohibition of overtaking on motorways
5 years of driving experience on truck
No accidents
No entry in traffic penalty register
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11. On the paper
EU Directive (96/53/EG) of 25. July 1996
Allows national states to decide over the permission to
use gigaliners maximum = 25,25 m and 60t
transnational traffic = 4ot
since December 2o11 permisson to test Gigaliners
since December 2012 offical field test (-12/16)
since June 2015 complete road network usable for
gigaliners
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12. In the field
2015 119 Gigaliners on the road
2016 in 13 federal states allowed (exl.Berlin, Rhineland-
Palatinate, Saarland)
2016 72% of German people are against Gigaliners
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73% higher risk of accidents
69% higher costs for tax payers through improvement work on street
65% higher environment damages through shifts from track to road
13. In the field (12 European countries)
1970 Starting of field tests
1996 officially in use
2016 announcement to increase the maximum weight
from 64 to 74 t
Field tests with trucks up to 30m and 90t
1970 Starting of field tests
2013 maximum measures: 25m – 76t
[Density: 15,4/km2 (3.) = 230/km2]
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14. In the field (12 European countries)
Field tests since 2001
Officaly use since 2011 25 m <50t
60t max.
largest and heaviest used trucks in the
world (up to 200t, majority 80-120t)
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3
4
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Cargo in Germany
The Current State of the Gigaliner
Project
Arguments for and against the
Gigaliner
Outlook & Conclusion
16. Two Gigaliners can carry the freight of three
conventional trucks
Reduction of costs up to 30% (25% reduction
of petrol)
Gigaliners have shorter brake path than usual
trucks
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17. The greater length loads streets less than a
conventional truck (better distribution of
weight)
Gigaliners are more environmentally friendly
compared to conventional trucks
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18. Up to 15 times higher Co2 Emission than
trains
Wear of streets (1Truck equals 100.000 cars)
Dangerous to other street drivers (in every
5th fatal car accident, a truck is involved)
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19. Harms environment indirectly as freight will
be shifted from track to street due to
decreasing costs for road cargo
Parking, Overtaking, Roundabouts
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2
3
4
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Cargo in Germany
The Current State of the Gigaliner
Project
Arguments for and against the
Gigaliner
Outlook & Conclusion
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8 Million ton kilometres will
be shifted from rail to road
Due to the reduction costs
for road cargo
(TU Berlin, 2015)
Traffic on
German streets
TransnationalTraffic
Draft law by European
Comission already in 2013
Results of 2016
ending field test
Positive tendency due to
progress report
Prognosis: Like many debated innovations the gigaliner will be
a self-evident member of the European street scene.
23. Books
Abele, Gerd (2003): Transportwirtschaft, 4.Auflage, München:
Oldenbourg
Bretzke,W; Barkawi,K. (2012): Nachhaltige Logistik – Antworten
auf eine globale Herausforderung, 2.Auflage, Berlin: Springer
Heidmann, Mark (2012): Der Gigaliner in Deutschland und Europa:
Entwicklung, aktuelle Diskussion und Blick in die Zukunft,
Hamburg: Diplomica
Vahrenkamp, Richard (2011): Die logistische Revolution – Aufstieg
zur Massenkonsumgesellschaft, Frankfurt: Campus
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24. Electronic Sources
Bundesanstalt für Straßenwesen (2014): Feldversuch mit Lang-LKW in:
http://www.bast.de/DE/Verkehrstechnik/Fachthemen/v1-lang-lkw/v1-
zwischenbericht.pdf;jsessionid=A81AAF7897DDA4590B4DFE8AE9AB8BAB.live2130
3?__blob=publicationFile&v=6 (abgerufen am 11.11.2016)
BMVT (2008): Faktenblatt- Gigaliner in:
https://www.bmvit.gv.at/service/faktenblaetter/gigaliner.pdf (abgerufen am
11.11.2016)
FAZ (2015): Die Gigaliner kommen in: http://www.faz.net/aktuell/wirtschaft/neue-
mobilitaet/ende-eines-feldversuchs-2016-die-gigaliner-kommen-13980716.html
(abgerufen am 11.11.2016)
Frankfurter Rundschau (2010): Die Skandinavier lieben es XXXL in: http://www.fr-
online.de/wirtschaft/gigaliner-der-skandinavier-liebt-es-xxxl,1472780,4794768.html
(abgerufen am 11.11.2016)
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25. Hütter, Andrea (2016): Güterverkehr in Deutschland 2014 in:
https://www.destatis.de/DE/Publikationen/WirtschaftStatistik/2016/01/Gueterv
erkehrDeutschland2014_012016.pdf?__blob=publicationFile (abgerufen am
11.11.2016)
o.V. (2016): Marktanteile: Der Erfolgskurs der Güterbahnen in:
https://www.allianz-pro-schiene.de/themen/gueterverkehr/marktanteile/
(abgerufen am 19.11.2016)
o.V. (2016): Allianz pro Schiene sieht „Dammbruch bei Gigalinern“ in:
https://www.allianz-pro-schiene.de/presse/pressemitteilungen/dammbruch-bei-
gigaliner/ (abgerufen am 24.11.2016)
Rat der EU (1996): Die EU-Richtline 96/53/EG des Rates in: http://www.euro-
combi.de/dwl/EU-Richtlinie%2096-53.pdf in: (abgerufen am 11.11.2016)
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26. Statista (2016):Transportleistung im Güterverkehr in Deutschland im Jahr 2015
nachVerkehrszweigen in:
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deutschland-nach-verkehrszweigen/ (abgerufen am 14.11.2016)
Süddeutsche (2015): Groß, Größer, Gigaliner in:
http://www.sueddeutsche.de/auto/riesen-lkw-gross-groesser-gigaliner-1.2578106
(abgerufen am 11.11.2016)
Stuttgarter Zeitung (2017): XXL-Laster sollen die Straßen erobern in:
http://www.stuttgarter-zeitung.de/inhalt.lang-lkw-xxl-laster-sollen-die-strassen-
erobern.01563300-9240-4b1c-aef0-85ba6816ee35.html (abgerufen am 19.01.2017)
Tagesschau (2017): Zoff um die Gigaliner in:
http://www.tagesschau.de/wirtschaft/gigaliner-streit-101.html (abgerufen am
18.01.2017)
TZ (2015): Giga-Liner in Finnland, Schweden und Niederlande in:
http://www.tz.de/auto/giga-liner-kommen-zr-1264491.html (abgerufen am
28.11.2016)
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