Until April 2012, the Øresund EcoMobility Project has collected and created knowledge on how to achieve a less fossil dependant transport system with a special focus on the Øresund region. Danish and Swedish universities, companies and other public and private organisations have created spin-off projects and other initiatives where new ideas are tested and further developed.
This site also contains contact information, documentation and course material to be used freely. Browse by area of interest or by type of output.
The task of Green STRING Transport Corridor is to investigate the possibilities for establishing a green transport corridor for international freight and passenger transports from the Øresund Region to Hamburg.
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MM Oresund is a new collaborative project in Mobility Management. Its aim is to use soft measures to change basic travel patterns and make better use of existing infrastructure by promoting the use of public transport, the bicycle or by not travelling at all.
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Intelligent Access Program, IAP, is an Australian positioning concept for monitoring long goods vehicles.
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Like many major cities central Copenhagen grapples with pollution and traffic congestion. The City of Copenhagen plans to reduce the number of lorries in the city centre while at the same time increasing logistical service to stores.
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Biorefinery Øresund is a project which is aimed at replacing mineral oil-based chemicals such as those used in the plastics and paint industry today, with eco-friendly chemicals extracted from renewable raw materials.
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Skånetrafiken is one of several parties involved in a project that is testing batterypowered buses in Landskrona’s public transport network.
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