Overview
E-mobility has a great potential to improve our environment. Cars, trains and planes account for a quarter of global energy consumption and approximately the same proportion of emissions. That is a heavy load – but at the same also a unique chance to limit our impact on the climate. The 9 partners of the E-MOB project represent 8 European regions at different stages of e-mobility development, but they all share the view that e-mobility represents the future of mobility: a clean, quiet, advanced technology, combined with power, speed and lots of fun.
E-MOB stands for Integrated actions towards enhanced e-mobility in European Regions and aims at enhancing e-mobility solutions in regional passenger transport systems through coordinated policy learning and planning.
As an ambitious target, the partners strive for influencing in total more than 26 million EUR of Structural and other Funds through 8 policy instruments to be revised in the frame of a series of peer reviews and learning conferences. Based on the outcomes of this interregional learning process (8 good practices and policy recommendations), the partners will jointly elaborate Action Plans for the improved implementation of the selected 4 Structural Fund Programmes and 4 other policy instruments. Actors of regional relevance will be involved in the whole procedure, being invited in the whole interregional learning and action planning process. The engagement of stakeholders will be facilitated by the establishment of 8 Regional Stakeholder Groups. Members of the RSG – together with interested municipalities – will also have the possibility to improve their capacities in turning the policies concerned into actions: Partners will elaborate the E-MOB Guideline and organise regional trainings in e-mobility strategic planning.
Funding
Results
The project intends to:
- discover regional strengths and good practices in the field of e-mobility to build the base for future development within and the mutual learning among 8 European regions;
- foster interregional learning among the participating regions by orgasining peer reviews and learning conferences in each of them;
- improve the implementation of selected policy instruments with relevance for e-mobility by developing, implementing and monitoring related Action Plans in each partner region; - facilitate the transformation of learning into actions by broadening the use and impacts of the tackled policy instruments through a coordinated intraregional learning process involving regional stakeholders;
- increasing regional stakeholders’ capacities in e-mobility strategic planning by elaborating the E-MOB Guideline and organising 8 regional training sessions.