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Sustainable Urban Cargo Distribution: Innovations and Solutions

Join the breakout session at North Sea Conference 2018 to learn about the SURFLOGH project aiming to optimize urban logistics systems in cities and networks for sustainable cargo distribution. Discover living labs research in cities like Boras, Groningen, and Drenthe, focusing on green vehicles, hub development, and innovative distribution concepts. Explore Edinburgh's use of e-cargo bikes and Mechelen's city distribution points development. Dive into sustainable business models for efficient urban transport.

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Sustainable Urban Cargo Distribution: Innovations and Solutions

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  1. North Sea Conference 2018 Breakout session on transport Keith Fisken South East of Scotland Transport Partnership 13th June 2018 | Fredrikstad | Norway

  2. SCOPE AND AMBITION The SURFLOGH project aims to stimulate sustainable, efficient cargo distribution in urban areas by optimizing the interaction between hubs and urban logistics systems in smaller and medium-sized cities and city networks.

  3. OUR LIVING LABS RESEARCH Boras: Develop a sustainable inner-city distribution model (development of several ‘hubs’ and last-mile delivery concepts in the city centre). These initiatives are referred to as ‘Boras Connected’. Groningen: focus on green distribution vehicles for tailor made city logistics (small electric vehicles, cargo bikes) Drenthe: development of a feasible business model for the new Smart City Hub Groningen/Eelde – linked with innovative city distribution concepts. LMD/FMD solutions in Edinburgh. Use of e-cargo bikes to build a sustainable scaleable business. Mechelen: focused on the development of new city distribution points. A mix of larger hubs and cargo-lockers for small parcels. SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS MODELS

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