On Tuesday, September 23rd, the event “A Morning with Mobility Managers” was held at the Port of Ravenna. The meeting, organized within the framework of the GreenPATH and Lab MOVE-UP projects by Fondazione ITL, with the support of Redas and NIER, showcased two successful Mobility Management experiences from the regional territory.
Vrije Universiteit Brussel has developed a short survey as part of the Shift2Zero project, funded by the Horizon Europe programme, to identify the main needs and challenges faced by those working daily in urban logistics with electric light commercial vehicles (e-LCVs).The insights gathered will support the development of more efficient electric vans that better match users’
On Tuesday, July 15th, ITL took part in the event “Port Workers’ Mobility: Data, Projects, and Solutions for Improving Systematic Worker Commuting”, hosted by the Central-Northern Adriatic Sea Port System Authority. The day began with institutional greetings from the Port Authority and the Municipality of Ravenna, followed by an update from Fondazione ITL on
On July 2nd and 3rd, ITL took part in the Shift2Zero workshop organized by Gruber Logistics in Bologna. On the first day, logistics operators, public authorities, researchers, and technical providers came together to understand user needs and collaboratively work on solutions for emission-free freight transport in urban areas. In particular, participants highlighted the following priorities:
The Shift2Zero project seeks to address urban logistics needs, reduce emissions and improve operational efficiency. It will integrate most advanced technologies including freight management solutions, energy-efficient heating systems, geofencing technologies, low emission tires, regenerative braking and two-way charging capabilities. The European Shift2Zero project is investing over €12 million budget to develop innovative designs and functionalities for electric
Kick-off meeting, Bologna, 11-12 June 2025. On 11–12 June 2025, the city of Bologna (Italy) hosted the launch event of the European project IN MOBILITY – Reducing mobility poverty in urban areas. The event brought together all international project partners for a joint technical planning session and exchange of good practices in the field
On June 18th and 19th, the General Assembly of the TRANSCEND project, funded by the Horizon Europe programme, was held in Luxembourg. The first day took place at the University of Luxembourg, where partners discussed ongoing activities, including the Common Framework for ecosystem and resilience analysis, process mining, and the next steps for the development
On June 17–18, Andrei Turlea and Margit Kuuse, Project Managers at Fondazione ITL, took part in the H2CE project meeting held in Gdańsk, an opportunity to take stock of the ongoing activities and the tools currently under development. The project, funded by the Interreg Central Europe program, has now entered the final phase of launching the