Intermodality
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Multimodal
Integrated Supply Chains – Intermodality in Ports
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This can be achieved through a massive digitalization process where the tracking of containers and ships, trucks and cranes is readily available and coordinated.
Moreover, port operations require seamless intermodality in order to be efficient and reduce the cost of transportation. Examples of projects in this area of action are autonomous vehicles, cargo handling solutions, cargo planning solutions, etc…
In practice
More specifically, in a port like Lisbon, the potential of the river Tagus as a logistic corridor is one we need to look into. First signs would indicate that a modal shift from road to river could be achieved by the development of semi-automated electric barges. Moreover, automated vehicles – from straddle carriers to cranes and reach stackers – could largely benefit from the deployment of a 5G network and the digitalization of processes to significantly
contribute to this effort of more coordinated sustainability at intermodal hubs.
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The Movin’On Community of Interest aims to develop prototypes of automated and fully electric barges and/or container handling systems in order to identify the technological and policy issues we need to tackle in the coming years.
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In 2024, Movin’On is renewing its commitment to the ambitious vision set out by the European Green Deal. To achieve the goal of carbon neutrality by 2050, legislative measures include initiatives covering climate, the environment, energy, transportation, industry and sustainable finance – all of which are closely linked. The European Commission has furthermore stressed “the need for a comprehensive, cross-sectoral approach, encompassing all relevant sectors to achieve the ultimate climate objective”. Movin’On, as a business-led, multi-modal and cross-sectoral
ecosystem, is perfectly in line with this approach.
We are therefore proud to announce our collective commitment throughout the year to achieving one goal: to help make the decarbonization of land transportation in Europe a success, in line with the objectives of the “Fit for 55” package by the year 2030 and in tune with the signing of the call for “Fossil-Free Transportation” initiated by our long-standing institutional partner SLOCAT.
Pease discover the themes we have together defined to meet this challenge, and for you, too, to collectively be a real part of it: Energy – Intermodality – Circular economy – Financing the transition – Inclusive mobility – Supporting the transition. – Sovereignty
These 7 themes are the starting point for our 2024 Communities of Interest, working groups that bring together various ecosystem stakeholders. They study the burning question of sustainable mobility, develop a common vision and jointly experiment with new solutions.
We are therefore proud to announce our collective commitment throughout the year to achieving one goal: to help make the decarbonization of land transportation in Europe a success, in line with the objectives of the “Fit for 55” package by the year 2030 and in tune with the signing of the call for “Fossil-Free Transportation” initiated by our long-standing institutional partner SLOCAT.
Pease discover the themes we have together defined to meet this challenge, and for you, too, to collectively be a real part of it: Energy – Intermodality – Circular economy – Financing the transition – Inclusive mobility – Supporting the transition. – Sovereignty
These 7 themes are the starting point for our 2024 Communities of Interest, working groups that bring together various ecosystem stakeholders. They study the burning question of sustainable mobility, develop a common vision and jointly experiment with new solutions.
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