Project description
Solutions that drive inland waterway transport
Exploiting inland waterway transportation (IWT) is an essential ingredient to reach the European Commissions’ targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from transportation in the upcoming decades. Especially in dense urban areas, today’s road and rail networks, which also accommodate passenger transport, have already reached their capacity limits. In this regard, IWT not only represents an environmentally friendly but an economically advantageous alternative. The vision of the EU-funded IW-NET project is to create an 'Innovation-driven Collaborative European Inland Waterways Transport Network' by following a holistic approach that not only covers digitalisation and multimodal integration in IWT but provides organisational and technological solutions for improved infrastructure management as well as for the next generation of green and innovative vessels.
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RIA - Research and Innovation action
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28359 Bremen
Germany
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Participants (25)
1050 Bruxelles
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2950 Kapellen
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106 82 Athina
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7000 Mons
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59313 Valenciennes Cedex 9
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50018 Zaragoza
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1000 Brussel
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4600 Wels
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1210 Wien
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1100 Wien
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2103 Langenzersdorf
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800211 Galati
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2000 Antwerpen
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52048 Monte San Savino (Ar)
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6393 St. Ulrich Am Pillersee
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51147 Koln
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15745 Wildau
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12 Dublin
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1017 EM Amsterdam
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3000 Leuven
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9850 Deinze
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1000 Brussel
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7000 Mons
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28217 Bremen
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