European projects

Shift2Zero is a 42-month Horizon Europe project which develops innovative designs and functionalities for mission-specific, zero-emission N1 electric light commercial vehicles (e-LCVs).

MED COLOURS is a 33-month Interreg Euro-MED project which aims to enhance urban logistics by developing new Sustainable Urban Logistics Plans (SULPs) for the Mediterranean macro-region.

URBANE is a 42-month Horizon Europe project which aims to develop new last-mile delivery solutions that combine green automated vehicles and shared space usage models.

TRANSCEND is a 36-month Horizon Europe project aimed at providing freight transport Critical Infrastructure (CI) operators with an integrated set of advanced tools, guidelines, and technological solutions to reduce risk and improve the protection and resilience of their critical and interconnected infrastructures against physical, cyber, and hybrid threats.

REFOCUS is a 36-month Interreg Europe project, which brings together 10 partners from 7 EU countries with the aim of improving policies through the exchange of experiences between regions and local authorities on the topic of zero-emission sustainable mobility.

CROSSFREIGHT is a 24-month Interreg project, which aims to test and implement digital ICT tools, creating common strategies to improve intermodal connections between logistics nodes in the hinterland and ports along the TEN-T networks in Italy and Croatia.

Green PATH is a 30-month Interreg Central Europe project which explores sustainable commuting solutions for students and employees in functional urban areas (FUAs).

CYROS is a 30-month Interreg Italy-Croatia project, co-funded by the European Regional Development Fund, with the objective of enhancing and promoting the cycling route that runs along the Adriatic Sea coast in both its Italian and Croatian sections.

Di-PEGASUS is a 36-month Horizon Europe project which aims to create and test a range of technologies that will enhance the sustainability and autonomy of air and ground operations for seaplanes and VTOL aircraft used for passenger transport, and drones for freight transport.

DISCO is a 42-month project co-funded by the Horizon Europe program, which ivolves 47 multidisciplinary and intends to develop, demonstrate and evaluate local measures aimed at improving urban logistics.

TRACE is a 36-month Horizon Europe project which develops a universal platform with functionalities related to planning, scheduling, optimization and events management, as well as the use of blockchain technology to facilitate the real time conclusion of smart contracts and financial operations.

H2CE is a 36-month Interreg Central Europe project which tackles a smart integration of hydrogen solutions and renewable energies into the regional energy transition, to reduce GHG emissions from different sectors.

Food4CE project is a 36-month Interreg Central Europe project which focuses on improving the efficiency of logistics in alternative food networks (AFNs), supporting the development of sustainable food supply chains in Central Europe.

SUSTANCE is a 36-month Interreg Central Europe project, whose objective is to co-develop and test mobility services and innovative governance schemes to help public authorities enhance rail and road public transport.

GRETA is a 36-month Interreg Central Europe project which aims to decarbonize last-mile delivery in the Functional Urban Areas (FUAs) of Central Europe, with the goal of reducing the negative impacts of goods delivery on the environment, road safety, and quality of life in cities.

FREE4LIB is a 48-month Horizon Europe project, which aims to develop new technologies for innovative processes and solutions which can achieve a more efficient recovery of end of life (EOL) lithium-ion batteries' materials, thus improving the supply of secondary resources at EU level.

ZeroW is a 48-month project, funded by the Horizon 2020 program, which intends to contribute to the prevention and reduction of food waste, as well as to increase the sustainability of food supply chains. ZeroW will demonstrate several solutions in nine real food chains, applying a systematic approach to innovation.