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Reports & Material
Publications and official documents from the project will be published here, as soon as they are available.
Reports and Publications
Activity 1 - Project Management and Communication
Activity 2 – Mapping of current status of the Corridor and results of project for greening the transport corridor
Activity 3 – Analysis of the effectiveness and transferability of transport measures across countries along the corridor
Activity 4 – Best-practice analysis and selection of innovative scenarios for greening of transport corridor
- Greening of Port Operation, Best Practice Guide, 2015
- An Efficient and Reliable Freight Transport system through ITS – ITS measures for the Swiftly Green Toolbox
- Infrastructure spatial planning and environmental effects
- Railway Innovations for the Greening of Transport
- Energy saving by using a hybrid locomotive
Activity 5 – Development and test of tools for greening of transport in TEN-T Corridors
Mapping of the current status of the Swiftly Green Corridor (small version pdf)
Mapping of the current status of the Swiftly Green Corridor (complete version pdf)
Activity 6 - Development of Toolbox and Guidelines for greening of transport in TEN-T Corridors
Green Corridor Development Plan (pdf)
Presentations from conferences
TEN-T Days, Tallinn, 16-18 Oct 2013
SWIFTLY Green Kick-off Conference, Gothenburg, 28 nov 2013
- Jerker Sjögren, Lindholmen Science Park
- Gudrun Schulze, DG MOVE
- Mats Erkén, Scandfibre Logistics
- Sophie Ismaier, DB Netz
- George Panagakos, Super Green
- Malla Paajanen, Rail Baltica
- Connection Lyon-Madrid, CLYMA
- Host Sauer, Scandria
Thematic Workshop, Bologna, Italy, 15 May & Thematic Workshop, Copenhagen, Denmark, 10 June 2014
- Intro SWIFTLY Green, Bologna, 2014-05-15
- Presentation Bologna 2014-05-15 - Mapping of the Corridor, Ute Stemmann and Giovanni Gordiani, Gronmij A/S
- Activity 2.2, Gernoth Götz, Berlin Institute of Technology
- Activity 3 and Thematic Groups, Rene Schönemann, Berlin Institute of Technology
- Introductionand guidance to Workshop, René Schönemann, Berlin Institute of Technology
- Workshop theme 3.2 Logistics Solutions, Chiara Lepori
- Workshop Theme 3.3 Transport Thechniques at a Glance, René Schönemann, Gernoth Götz, Berlin Institute of Technology
- Agenda Copenhagen
- SWIFTLY Green Copenhagen ppt 2014-06-10, Jerker Sjögren, Lindholmen Science Park
- Presentation Copenhagen 2014-06-10 - Mapping of the Corridor, Ute Stemmann and Giovanni Gordiani, Gronmij A/S
SWIFTLY Green workshop Innsbruck 26 June 2014
- 01 SWIFTLY Green introduction Innsbruck 2014-06-26
- 03 Overview on Activity 2.2
- 04 Activity 3 and Thematic Groups
- 05 Policies and Regulations_Schmutzhard_eng
- 05 Policies and Regulations Innsbruck 2014-06-26
- 06 Transport Techniques Innsbruck
- 07 Logistic Solutions Innsbruck
- 08 Theme Infrastructure 2014-06-25
- 09 Views of Activity 4 Innsbruck
- 09b Example Intermodal Solution Innsbruck
SWIFTLY Green Mid-term Conference 4 November 2014
- The Currant Status of hte ScanMed Corridor
- Spatial Planning of Infrastructure and Greening of Port Operations
- Spatial Planning of Infrastructure - Environmental effects oft eh Brenner Base Tunnal
- Port Development in the context of nature conservation and species protectioin
- European Mobility Network - Developing the Trans-European Transport Nework
- INEA - Implementation of Actions
- Analysis and Effects of Transport Measures
- Green Corridor Assessment - Example for the GreCOR project
- SWIFTLY Green Presentation Mid-term Conference 2014
Final Conference Swiftly Green November 26
- Motivation for SWIFTLY Green
Sofia Papantoniadou, INEA - How does SWIFTLY Green address the lack of greening?
Sofie Vennersten, CLOSER, Lindholmen Science Park - Methodology used by SWIFTLY Green
Gernoth Goetz and Markus Hecht, Technical University of Berlin - Intermodality innovation for greening the transport corridor
Marc Verelst, Procter and Gamble - Intermodal transport one-stop-shop
Agneta Nilsson, Port of Trelleborg
- Railway innovations for greening of transport
Gernoth Goetz, Technical University of Berlin - Intelligent transport systems
Per-Ola Pahlen, WSP/Swedish Transport Administration - TEN-T Core Network Corridors and missing greening perspective
Gudrun Schulze, DG Move - Sustainable operation of port infrastructure
Birgit Bierwirth, Freie Hansestadt Bremen
- Sustainable planning, construction and operation of tunnel infrastructure
Tobias Cordes, Brenner Basistunnel BBT SE
- Green Corridor portal and KPI:s
Magnus Swahn, Network for Transport Measures
- Database on measures - Replica and visibility planner
Chiara Lepori, Interporto Bologna - GCP and recommendations from the project
Stefan Breitenbach, Hafen Hamburg Marketing
- End note
Keir Fitch, Head of Unit, DG MOVE