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Cele 558 de autobuze electrice, tramvaie și troleibuze care vor înlocui actualele mijloace de transport public poluante, în 26 de orașe din România;

Author: Violeta Mihalache

Posted on: 20/Jan/2020

Register now for CIVITAS SUMPs-Up final event on 19 February

Author: Richard Adams

Posted on: 17/Jan/2020

New SUMPs-Up fact sheets reveal SUMP good practices

Author: Richard Adams

Posted on: 09/Jan/2020

Magyar CIVINET Hírlevél 15. szám

Megjelent a Magyar CIVINET hírlevelének 15. száma.

A hírlevél ezen a linken olvasható.

Author: Antal Gertheis

Posted on: 09/Jan/2020

ECOMM 2020 call for presentations open until 10 January

The main theme of ECOMM 2020, which is taking place in Cascais (Portugal) from 3-5 June, is “New Mobility…New Realities for People and Cities… OUTRA VEZ!”.

Author: Richard Adams

Posted on: 07/Jan/2020

CIVITAS ECCENTRIC shares its experiences at COP25

Global expectations were high for the meeting in the Spanish capital, which was the fourth one following the landmark Paris Agreement.

Author: Esther Kreutz

Posted on: 19/Dec/2019

How MEISTER is analysing the market for e-mobilty uptake

As part of the project, business models are being analysed, developed and tested in the three MEISTER pilot sites of Berlin (Germany), Malaga (Spain) and Stockholm (Sweden).

Author: Richard Adams

Posted on: 16/Dec/2019

E-mobility makes great strides in GreenCharge cities

In Oslo (Norway), photovoltaic solar panels and charging points were installed at flats belonging to the Røverkollen housing cooperative, providing access to cost-efficient and renewable charging f...

Author: Richard Adams

Posted on: 13/Dec/2019

#EUSEW2020 Awards: submit your project!

During the EU Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW) from 22 to 26 June 2020, outstanding projects will be celebrated for their innovation and impact.

Author: Richard Adams

Posted on: 13/Dec/2019

Bringing cleaner fuels to heavy-duty transport in Turku

In 2025, heavy transport will enter a new era. The European Commission has proposed that by then CO2 emissions from new vehicles should be 15% lower than 2019. And, by 2030, these emissions should...

Author: Esther Kreutz

Posted on: 12/Dec/2019

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