eHUBS are starting to play an important part in the development of sustainable and liveable cities. As the shift to more sustainable transport becomes increasingly urgent, we must develop services which provide a real last-mile alternatives to the private passenger car. This is where eHUBS come in
The last eHUBS webinar will take place on 17 June and provide an overview of the different business models that can make eHUBS a successful story from two different perspectives:
A research conducted by the University of Antwerp called "Business Model Blueprints for the Shared Mobility Hub
Traffex and Parkex on 14-16 June gathers together the key suppliers, trade associations, and influencers from the traffic management and highways sector.
Delegates will be introduced to as much new content as possible, be it on the exhibitor stands, via our free seminar sessions, or brought to
A new report from the Joint research Centre (JRC) presents the first independent assessment of data on GHG emissions arising from the maritime sectors up to 2019 and a detailed review of the available literature on the LCA of the maritime sector up to mid-2020, the first meta-study of this type
