On September 17th-19th, ITL attended the 2nd General Assembly of the Shift2Zero Project in Bergen, Norway, where we had the opportunity to experience a live demonstration on Physical Internet principles organised by the Municipality of Bergen, Paxster AS and DHL Express Norway.
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
On June 4th, ITL joined its GRETA project partners at Transport Logistic 2025 in Munich, for an event dedicated to current perspectives on last mile deliveries in functional urban areas (FUAs) with particular attention on the pilot action being implemented in the municipality of Verona. The session, moderated by Andrea Ballarin, opened with a
On Wednesday, June 4th, the GRETA project participated in the webinar “Goods transport and the urban environment: new services & regulations”, organised by Centre-Ville en Mouvement as part of the activities of the European Observatory for City Centers. During the first part of the event, representatives from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, ALSTOM, Eurometropolis and KHPR
On May 15th and 16th, the second Consortium Meeting of the MED COLOURS project took place in Lyon. The project is coordinated by ITL and funded by the Interreg Euro-MED programme. During the meeting, hosted by Société Publique Locale - Lyon Confluence, partners discussed the progress of project activities and joint strategies to develop smart
On May 7th, CEI, in collaboration with Network Wins, organized the workshop "Unlocking innovation in urban logistics: the role of stakeholders’ governance", as part of the GRETA project. After Alice Benini, Project Manager at ITL, introduced GRETA, Professor Andrea Stocchetti from Ca’ Foscari University opened the session with a keynote speech full of insights on
On April 3rd, the third online workshop of the GRETA Interreg Central Europe project's Permanent Working Group took place. The goal of the workshops it to exchange experiences and knowledge on urban logistics with other projects addressing similar topics. The meeting focused ion sustainable and innovative transport solutions for last-mile delivery in urban centers.
In January, GRETA Permanent Working Group with External Projects workshops started. The main aim of the group is to continuously activate, maintain and exchange synergies with other similar projects and build on available knowledge on urban logistics. The first workshop took place online on January 24th. During the session, which focused on microhubs and