GREEN-LOG is a Horizon Europe co-funded project which will develop Logistics-as-a service platforms for interconnected city logistics, automated delivery concepts using autonomous vehicles and delivery droids, cargo-bike-based innovations for sustainable micro-consolidation, and multimodal parcel deliveries integrating public transportation. 

Living Labs: Athens, Barcelona, Flanders (Ghent, Leuven and Mechelen), Oxfordshire & Ispra.

Follower cities: Arad, Helsingborg & Valga.

Duration: 01/2023 – 06/2026

URBANE stands for Upscaling Innovative Green Urban Logistics Solutions Through Multi-Actor Collaboration and PI-Inspired Last Mile Deliveries. A key component of the project is the replication of its results and lessons learned. This will facilitated by its URBANE Innovation Transferability Platform comprising Digital Twinning Tools, open models, smart contracts governed by blockchain technology and a data-driven Impact Assessment Radar. 

Living Labs: Helsinki, Bologna, Valladolid and Thessaloniki

Twinning Living Labs: Barcelona & Karlsruhe.

Follower cities: Aarhus, Antwerp, La Rochelle, Mechelen, Prague & Ravenna.

Duration: 09/2022 – 02/2026

Save the date for the Final Event of the GREEN-LOG and DECARBOMILE projects that will take place during the Urban Logistics Innovation Day on 18 June 2026 at COMET Louise, Place Stéphanie 20, 1050 Brussels.

This event brings together urban logistics practitioners to promote innovative solutions that help cities and businesses achieve their sustainability goals. It will be a unique opportunity to:

• ✅Explore innovative logistics solutions and their replication potential
• ✅Discover the key findings and results from GREEN-LOG and DECARBOMILE local pilot actions
• ✅Engage with public and private stakeholders, policymakers, researchers, and practitioners shaping the future of sustainable urban logistics

Registrations are now closed.

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The Transport Research Arena (TRA) is Europe’s flagship transport research and innovation conference. It is the largest European conference of its kind, covering all transport modes and mobility aspects. This year, the conference took place in Budapest on May 18-21, at the Hungexpo Budapest Congress and Exhibition Centre.

DECRABOMILE joined the ALICE Logistics Innovation Village, more specifically its “Urban Logistics neighbourhood”, alongside other European projects focusing on urban logistics and transport.

Representing DECARBOMILE, Pauline Buosi (Interface Transport) and Katharina Beck (Hamburg University of Technology) presented DECARBOMILE project and its results. Showcasing our solutions opened up great conversations about sustainable urban logistics with researchers, practitioners and policymakers from across Europe present on the spot. Furthermore, Isabella Hauswald (Copenhagen Business School) presented her work during the session on ‘Innovation in Last-Mile Delivery Operations’. 

📌 Read a summary of our presence on LinkedIn here.

Our team, Manon Levrey from Interface Transport (coordinator), Katharina Beck and @Christopher Rahlf from Hamburg University of Technology (evaluation lead), Javier Esquillor from capillar IT (leading the open framework for integration) and Isabel Froes from Copenhagen Business School (leading activities with local stakeholders on developing viable business models), have been making remarkable contributions to the DECARBOMILE project, fostering valuable partnerships and driving innovation in the field of sustainable urban logistics and freight transport.