Green Logistics - Research Group Transport Logistics of TH Wildau organises Final Conference of the EU project InterGreen-Nodes on 5th of May 2022
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The Final Conference for the EU project “InterGreen-Nodes” will take place on the 5th of May 2022. The Research Group Transport Logistics of TH Wildau is the Lead Partner in the project and organizes the online event. Join us to discuss the achievements of the project and also learn what partners and external parties are doing now or planning for the future to make handling and transport greener and cleaner.
The project "InterGreen-Nodes" of the EU-Interreg Central Europe IV programme was initiated to promote the development of environmentally friendly, intermodal freight transport on the last mile in urban areas. In this project, the Research Group Transport Logistics of the University of Applied Sciences Wildau (TH Wildau) is the Lead Partner and organises the Final Conference (online), where the results of the three years of the project are presented and discussed together with the participants.
Thirteen partners from four European countries (Germany, Italy, Slovenia and Hungary) worked together in the international and interdisciplinary project to facilitate the alignment between regional interests and the European Commission's recommendations on freight transport and regional development.
The planning authorities represented in the project, Joint Spatial Planning Department Berlin-Brandenburg, the Italian Chamber of Commerce Unioncamere Veneto and the Ministry of Energy, Infrastructure and Digitalisation Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, worked closely with the demonstrators from the ports of Berlin, Rostock, Venice, Bologna, Budapest and Koper. This enabled the project to harmonise the requirements of spatial planning in the immediate vicinity of urban nodes as well as the intermodal terminal processes for freight handling to improve coordination between the planning authorities and the freight transport stakeholders in the project. The multimodal and sustainable freight transport solutions developed with the planning authorities support the terminals to adapt to the future requirements of growing freight traffic flows and the need to make the terminal processes environmentally friendly.
Presentation of green logistics solution perspectives of freight transport for the future
The InterGreen-Nodes Consortium is pleased to announce the online Final Conference on 5th May 2022, 10:00-13:00. You are welcome to participate in this three-hour event.
During the Final Conference, the project results successfully achieved together with the consortium will be presented. Furthermore, interesting guest lectures on the development of green and clean transhipment and transport options will be presented. International speakers and institutions from Hyke ,on the mobility of the future, the Port of Szcezin with a presentation on its planned "green terminal" and the Technical University of Berlin on the development of fully electric ships will be represented.
Participation
You would like to participate? Then please send a short message with keyword: INTERGREEN via E-mail to hartmann@th-wildau.de. You will receive the access code for the online conference.
Further information on the project:
https://www.interreg-central.eu/Content.Node/InterGreen-Nodes.html
Intergreen-Nodes on Twitter and LinkedIn:
https://twitter.com/IntergreenN
https://www.linkedin.com/company/intergreen-nodes-scandriaalliance/
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Technical contact at the TH Wildau:
Philip Michalk
Research Group Transport Logistics
TH Wildau
Hochschulring 1, 15745 Wildau
Phone: +49 (0)3375 508 201
E-mail: philip.michalk@th-wildau.de
Contact External communication of the TH Wildau:
Mike Lange / Mareike Rammelt
TH Wildau
Hochschulring 1, 15745 Wildau
Phone: +49 (0)3375 508 211 / -669
E-mail: presse@th-wildau.de
Picture: On 5 May, the final conference for the EU project "InterGreen-Nodes" will take place - the research group Transport Logistics of TH Wildau is the organiser and lead partner in the project. (Copyright Picture: Adobe Stock 470471978 stock.adobe.com)
Text: Lisa Hartmann/Mike Lange