Resilience, urban nodes and clean fuels

Growing Scandria^®Alliance will continue working with these issues and add new ones

The Scandria^®Alliance is finalising 2023 with a firework of activity: a high-level conference on the resilience of the European transport system, the accession of two new associated members from Berlin-Brandenburg and Bavaria, an expert webinar on the reinforced role of urban nodes in the Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T) and the publication of a brochure on clean fuel solutions in freight transport kept us busy during recent months.
With this last newsletter in 2023, we would like to thank all our members and partners for the fruitful cooperation during this year. We wish you a peaceful holiday season and look forward to continuing our joint efforts to connect regions, communities and economies through clean and smart transportation in 2024!

Navigating the future of urban nodes

In light of the TEN-T revision process, the Scandria^®Alliance explored the reinforced role of urban nodes within the Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T) in a webinar on 1 December 2023.

Panel discussion during the conference “Adapting to a changing geopolitical landscape: the future of transport in the Baltic Sea Region and wider Europe” in Helsinki on 7 November 2023. From left to right: Elina Rantanen, Deputy Mayor of the City of Turku, Pat Cox, European Coordinator of the Scandinavian-Mediterranean Corridor, Åsa Ågren Wikström, Vice Chair of the Scandria Alliance, Pekka Komu, Vice Chair of the CPMR Baltic Sea Commission Transport Working Group, Inga Ablingiene, Coordinator of the Policy Area Transport of the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region.

Scandria^®Alliance and the CPMR Baltic Sea Commission call for strengthening resilience of the transport system in light of a new geopolitical context.

Cover of the brochure "Clean fuel solutions. Decarbonising freight transport along the Scandria®Corridor"

Our clean fuels task force’s publication highlights already applied clean fuel solutions for port handling, city logistics and long-distance heavy duty transport.

CNA e.V. and BVL’s Berlin-Brandenburg chapter strengthen the Alliance with expertise in logistics and networks in the southern part of the Scandria^®Corridor.