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05 March 2021
We are pleased to announce further progress in InterGreen-Nodes!
The work package WP2 deals with the spatial issues of nodes and deals, among other things, with the spatial planning part of the integration of a green last mile.
By means of questionnaire actions, the regional preconditions of greening nodes in the partner regions were analysed in terms of spatial planning, transport infrastructure and use of renewable energies as well as spatial needs and challenges within the nodes.
The results of the analysis of regional spatial preconditions and spatial needs were combined in a transnational summary report on spatial/regional needs for the implementation of green solutions. They are the basis for the development of the planned regional action plans, which will be finalised this summer.
Read the report here: Joint Report
26 February 2021
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InterGreen-Nodes aims to develop environmentally friendly, intermodal last-mile freight transport in urban areas. The project delivers highly innovative solutions, which will be demonstrated in a practical and tangible way and disseminated throughout the CENTRAL EUROPE program region. But not only on a practical level. Flanking strategic measures on spatial planning and political level ensure a strategic basis.
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19 February 2021
The European Commission has approved the revised EUSBSR Action Plan on 17 February 2021.
The revised Action Plan substantiates the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region that shall boost transnational cooperation by defining 14 Policy Areas.
It strives for a green and digital transition, making best use of the #NextGenerationEU recovery package and aligning policies with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
In the policy area transport, the action plan indentifies three actions, contributing to the transition of transport and mobility:
The project Scandria®2Act has been a flagship project under the previous EUSBSR action plan.
Further information:
Revised Action Plan
EU Commissions' press release
17 February 2021
10 February the European Commission has launched an open public consultation to assess to which extent the current Regulation is suited to address new developments in the field of transport and other policy fields, which interact with TEN-T developments.
The consultation is open until 5 May 2021.
The consultation can be accessed via https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/OPCTENTIA?surveylanguage=en
Further information on the revision process of the TEN-T regulation is available from: https://ec.europa.eu/info/law/better-regulation/have-your-say/initiatives/12532-Revision-of-Regulation-on-Union-guidelines-for-the-development-of-the-trans-European-transport-network-TEN-T-
14 January 2021
The Sustainable Transport Forum (STF), a formal expert group advising the European Commission on the implementation of the Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Directive, has unanimously adopted a Report entitled:
The STF detailed recommendations report aims to provide practical guidelines for public authorities intending to procure recharging infrastructure, or to award concessions for their roll-out and/or operation, possibly linked to the granting of government support. By providing an overview of innovative best practice by frontrunners, the STF aims to develop a set of minimum recommendations for public authorities seeking to support the deployment of recharging infrastructure.
The Recommendations analyse the three main steps for public authorities to consider when planning the deployment of recharging infrastructure:
defining the deployment approach;
organising the tender procedure;
developing specific tender requirements.
A summary handbook outlining the main findings, recommendations and examples included in the detailed STF report will be published on the dedicated MOVE webpage.