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Project ideas laboratory
Finding funding opportunities and project partners
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• Horizon 2020 Energy & Smart Cities and Communities Ute Micke and Priska Sonntag, Projektträger Jülich – NCP Horizon 2020 Germany
• Urban Innovative Actions (UIA) Edouard Gatineau, UIA Initiative
• Wrap-up & next steps Jeppe Jensen, Climate Alliance
Today‘s focus
DIE NKS ENERGIE
INFORMATION UND BERATUNG ZU HORIZONT 2020
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im Auftrag des BMWi
• kostenneutral
• interessenneutral
• vertraulich
Beratungen Antragsteller
› Webseite & Newsletter
› Skizzen- und Projektberatung
› Informationsveranstaltungen
EU-Programmausschuss
› Unterstützung des BMWi
› Kontakte mit DG RTD & DG Energy, EASME, INEA etc.
Netzwerke
› National (EUB /NKSn /BMBF, u.a.)
› Europäisch /international (C-Energy 2020, EEN, etc. )
WO STECKT HORIZONT 2020?
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Quelle: Covenant of Mayors Office: Quick Reference Guide
Financing Opportunities for Local Climate & Energy Actions (2014-2020), Published in March 2016
Call LC-SC3-
EE11-PDA
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HORIZON 2020 (ANNEX 13)
SC3 - SECURE, CLEAN AND EFFICIENT ENERGY
WORKPROGRAMME 2018 – 2020
HORIZON 2020 – SOCIETAL CHALLENGE ENERGY
Energy Efficiency (EE)
Smart & Clean Energy for
Consumers (EC)
Smart Cities & Communitiies
(SCC)
Smart Citizen-Centered Energy
System (ES)
Renewable Energy System
(RES)
Joint Actions (JA) (e.g. ERA-NETS)
Near-Zero Emissions
(NZE)
Cross-Cutting
Issues (CC)
Other Actions
(OA)
POLITISCHER RAHMEN SET PLAN KEY ACTIONS
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Quelle: https://setis.ec.europa.eu/
Ziele des Energie- und Klimapakets für 2030:
• Verbesserung der Energieeffizienz um
27 % im Vergleich zum Oktober 2014
• Anteil erneuerbarer Energien:
27 % am Energieverbrauch
• Reduzierung der Treibhausgasemissionen um
40 % im Vergleich zu 1990
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Winterpaket der EU “Saubere Energie für alle
Europäer” (Nov. 2016):
• Energieeffizienz an erster Stelle
• Europa als Marktführer im Bereich
erneuerbarer Energien
• Faire Behandlung der Verbraucher
Energie- und Klimapaket der EU
(COM(2015) 80 final)
Integrated Strategic Energy Technology Plan
(Integrated SET Plan)
INTEGRATED SET PLAN – PROGRESS IN 2016
› Umfang und strategische Ziele der SET Plan actions werden in „Integrated
SET Plan – Progress in 2016“ beschrieben
› Der Integrated SET-Plan ist grundlegend für das Arbeitsprogramm 18 – 20
› Die folgenden Folien zeigen einen Ausschnitt aus dem Arbeitsprogramm
und basieren auf den SET Plan Key Actions:
› SET Plan actions 3 & 4: Consumers, smart cities and energy systems
(Smart Solutions for Energy Consumers, Smart Cities and Communities, Energy Systems)
› SET Plan actions 5 & 6: Energy Efficiency first
(Energy efficiency in buildings: New materials and technologies, cross-cutting heating and
cooling technologies for buildings, energy efficiency in industry)
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ARBEITSPROGRAMM 2018 – 2020
SC3 – SICHERE, SAUBERE UND EFFIZIENTE ENERGIE
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Energy Efficiency (EE)
Smart & Clean Energy for
Consumers (EC)
Smart Cities & Communitiies
(SCC)
Smart Citizen-Centered Energy
System (ES)
Renewable Energy System
(RES)
Joint Actions (JA) (e.g. ERA-NETS)
Near-Zero Emissions
(NZE)
• Upgrading buildings energy performance
• Energy efficient industry & services
• Energy efficiency is an investment
• Energy efficiency is an energy source
• Support for policy-driven innovations
Budget:
• approx. EUR 2 Billion total budget
• approx. EUR 600 Mio. each year in the core
programme
Cross-Cutting
Issues (CC)
Other Actions
(OA)
SC3 – ENERGY EFFICIENCY (EE) 1/3
› Upgrading buildings' energy performance and smartness
› Decarbonisation of the EU building stock: innovative approaches and affordable solutions
changing the market for buildings renovation
› Integrated home renovation services
› Stimulating demand for sustainable energy skills in the construction sector
› Upgrading smartness of existing buildings through innovations for legacy equipment
› Next-generation of Energy Performance Assessment and Certification
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SC3 – ENERGY EFFICIENCY (EE) 2/3
› Energy efficient industry and services
› Business case for industrial waste heat/cold recovery
› Increasing energy efficiency of small data centres
› Capacity building programmes to support implementation of energy audits
› Energy efficiency is an investment
› Innovative financing for energy efficiency investments
› Mainstreaming energy efficiency finance
› Aggregation - Project Development Assistance
› Innovation procurement for energy efficiency
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SC3 – ENERGY EFFICIENCY (EE) 3/3
› Energy efficiency is an energy source
› Enabling next-generation of smart energy services valorising energy efficiency and flexibility
at demand-side as energy resource
› Socio-economic research conceptualising and modelling energy efficiency and energy
demand
› Support for policy-driven innovations
› New energy label driving and boosting innovation in products energy efficiency
› Supporting public authorities to implement the Energy Union
› European City facility - European Cities as key innovation hubs to unlock finance for energy
efficiency
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SC3 – EC, SCC, ES
› Smart and Clean Energy for Consumers (EC)
› The role of consumers in changing the market with informed decision or collective actions
› Mitigating household energy poverty
› Consumer engagement and demand response
› Smart Cities and Communities (SCC)
› Smart Cities and Communities
› Smart citizen-centred energy system (ES)
› Flexibility and retail market options for the distribution grid
› Solutions for increased regional cross-border cooperation in the transmission grid
› Integrated local energy systems (Energy islands)
› Decarbonising energy systems of geographical Islands
› TSO – DSO – Consumer: Large-scale demonstrations of innovative grid services through
demand response, storage and small-scale (RES) generation
› Pan-European Forum for R&I on Smart Grids, Flexibility and Local Energy Networks
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GEPLANTE BETEILIGUNGSMÖGLICHKEITEN IN
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
› Grundgedanke: Europa gemeinsam weiterbringen
› Mindestanforderung: min. 3 Partner aus 3 Mitgliedsstaaten und/oder assoziierte
Staaten)
› Art der Maßnahme:
› Forschungsprojekt = Research and Innovation Action (RIA)
› Demonstrationsprojekt = Innovation Action (IA)
› Koordinierungsmaßnahme = Coordination and Support Action (CSA)
› Förderquoten:
› RIA und CSA 100 % auf direkte Kosten
› IA 70% auf direkte Kosten (Ausnahme öffentliche Hand, hier auch 100%)
› Englischsprachige Abfassung von Skizze und Antrag ist zu empfehlen.
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+ Indirekte
Kosten 25 %
GEPLANTE BETEILIGUNGSMÖGLICHKEITEN IN
SMART CITIES AND COMMUNITIES
› Grundgedanke: „Make cities inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable“
(2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, Sustainable Development Goal 11)
› Mindestanforderung: 2 lighthouse cities und 5 follower cities
alle aus verschiedenen EU-Mitgliedstaaten oder assoziierten
Staaten
› Art der Maßnahme: Demonstrationsprojekt = Innovation Action (IA)
› Herausforderung:
› Lighthouse cities entwickeln integrierte und innovative Lösungen
› Enge Zusammenarbeit von lighthouse cities mit den follower cities um Replikationen zu
ermöglichen
› Replikation mit Anpassung an die lokalen Bedingungen
› Kooperation mit anderen Projekten aus dem Bereich Smart Cities and Communities, die
unter H2020 gefördert werden, sowie mit European Innovation Partnership on Smart Cities
and Communities (EIP-SCC)
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WAS IN DER NÄCHSTEN ZEIT PASSIERT…
› Final Draft wird in Kürze erwartet
› Challenge Energy Infotage in Brüssel: 23. – 25. Oktober 2017
› Veröffentlichung des Arbeitsprogrammes Ende Oktober /
Anfang November
› Erste Topics bereits ab November 2017 geöffnet!
› Webinar der NKS Energie am 09.11.2017, 10:00-12:00 Uhr !!!
› Erste Fristen für SCC, ES, EC bereits im Frühjahr 2018!
› Themen für 2020 werden erst ab Mitte / Ende 2018 diskutiert
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MORE INFORMATION
Participants Portal: http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal/desktop/en/home.html
Horizon 2020 Homepage: http://ec.europa.eu/programmes/horizon2020/
Horizon 2020 Energy Info Day 2017: https://ec.europa.eu/easme/en/2017-information-day
Build Up: http://www.buildup.eu/en
TIPPS ZUR ANTRAGSFORMULIERUNG
1. Beschreiben Sie den Stand der Technik, die Ausgangsposition
kurz und klar. Setzten Sie kein Vorwissen voraus!
2. Evaluatoren sind Fachleute, aber nicht unbedingt mit der gleichen Expertise
wie die Ihre! Nehmen Sie sie an die Hand!
3. Schreiben Sie in kurzen und prägnanten Sätzen.
4. Verwenden Sie Fließtextunterbrechungen, z.B.: Bullet Points, Tabellen und bildliche
Darstellungen.
5. Abstract und Impact sollten mit Blick auf die Politik geschrieben werden, z.B.: von
Wissenschaftsjournalisten.
6. Verwenden Sie den Abstract zur Einleitung des Part B: Excellence.
7. Verwenden Sie einen Balkenplan (GANTT-Chart) und achten Sie darauf, dass die
Zeitangaben mit den Workpackages übereinstimmen.
8. Definieren Sie klare Milestones und Deliverables.
9. Vernachlässigen Sie nicht die trans/interdisziplinären Impacts (umweltbedingte,
soziökonomische, wirtschaftliche, technische Impacts).
10. Lassen Sie einen Muttersprachler Korrektur lesen.
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DAS ONE-PAGE PROPOSAL WIRD ZUM ABSTRACT
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Title and Acronym Erinnerungswürdig, einzigartig, den Impact des Projektes
gut darstellen
Objective Name und Zielsetzung des Projektes in nur einem Satz
Logic and Background Antworten auf die fünf Kernfragen:
• Warum überhaupt?
• Warum EU Geld?
• Was ist die Innovation?
• Warum jetzt?
• Warum Sie?
Impact Was bewirkt Ihr Projekt?
Wer ist an den Ergebnissen interessiert? Wer würde dafür
Geld ausgeben?
The Work Was wird gemacht?
Wer ist das Konsortium?
Wieviel kostet es?
Wie lange dauert es?
Abstract:
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• INTERDATA – Jeppe Jensen, Climate Alliance
• The SEINe – Giustino Piccolo, Climate Alliance
• LED in my city hall - Jens-Peter Koopmann, Kiel
• Urban Loops – Giustino Piccolo, Climate Alliance
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INTERDATA
Jeppe Mikel Jensen
Climate Alliance
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INTERDATA
Description How to integrate and streamline climate and energy data reporting between regional Monitoring Reporting and Verification systems to national and international systems in order to ease climate and energy reporting for local authorities to national and international level via a P2P learning programme
Partners needed
Regions including their local governments, Academia, Climate Alliance.
Envisaged funding programme
Horizon2020
Contact
Jeppe Mikel Jensen, Climate Alliance
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The SEINe – The Sustainable Energy Investments Network
Giustino Piccolo
Climate Alliance
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The SEINe
Description SEI-network brings together key stakeholders interested in sustainable energy investments. The network aims at setting up a EU wide community to boost the development of regional/local one-stop-shops and replicate innovative financing schemes for sustainable energy projects. In particular SEI-network provides support to public authorities to set up one-stop-shops that promote projects aggregation and develop sustainable and standardized projects pipelines both for local authorities and private entities (such as SMEs, business parks, etc).
Partners needed
Local/regional authorities, energy agencies, Climate Alliance, financing experts (academia, SMEs etc).
Envisaged funding programme
Horizon2020
Contact
Giustino Piccolo, Climate Alliance
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LED in my city hall
Jens-Peter Koopmann,
Kiel
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Urban-Loops
Enabling transformative climate action in cities via design and
implementation of innovative circular economy solutions
Giustino Piccolo
Climate Alliance
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URBAN-LOOPS
Description To fully implement closed loop solutions in urban areas city authorities need to closely work with all urban stakeholders & facilitate cross-sectorial exchanges. URBAN-LOOPS circular economy solutions will: • encourage LA to work across sectors • connect several urban stakeholders • address technological & non-technological
aspects
URBAN-LOOPS focuses on: • innovative policy-governance approaches • innovative management approaches • innovative business models
Partners needed
Local authorities, regions, academia, Climate Alliance, SMEs, industries, civil society groups...
Envisaged funding programme
Horizon2020
Contact
Giustino Piccolo, Climate Alliance
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• Horizon 2020 Energy & Smart Cities and Communities Ute Micke and Priska Sonntag, Projektträger Jülich – NCP Horizon 2020 Germany
• Urban Innovative Actions (UIA) Edouard Gatineau, UIA Initiative
• Wrap-up & next steps Jeppe Jensen, Climate Alliance
Today‘s focus
UIA - Main objectives
Art.8 ERDF: “…To identify and test new solutions which
address issues related to sustainable urban development and
are of relevance at Union level.”
2 main objectives:
• To provide urban authorities with resources to test how
new and unproven solutions work in practice and how they
respond to the complexity of real life
• To draw lessons and share knowledge with other urban
authorities across Europe
Key figures
• UIA total budget: EUR 372 Mio ERDF
• Co-financing per project: max. EUR 5 Mio ERDF
• Co-financing rate: max. 80%
• Project duration: max. 3 years
Covers the entire EU
Main features of UIA projects
Characteristics (= main assessment criteria):
Innovative (40% of total scoring): To what extent the project
proposal is a new solution that has a clear potential to add value?
Of good quality (20%): To what extent are the work plan and budget
realistic, consistent and coherent?
Built and delivered in partnership (15%): To what extent is the
involvement of key stakeholders relevant for the implementation of
the project?
With measurable results (15%): To what extent will the project
deliver measurable results?
Transferable (10%): To what extent will the project be transferable to
other urban areas across Europe?
What do we mean by innovation?
The UIA definition:
‘New products, services and processes which have never been
tested before in Europe and able to add value in the policy field’
Innovation at EU level versus innovation at local level
2 main types of innovation:
• REVOLUTIONARY: ‘Completely new approach/solution never tested
before’
• EVOLUTIONARY: ‘Recombining existing resources and capabilities
to create new functions and new meanings’
Building and combining traditional elements to create new meanings
Changing the scale
Testing traditional approaches with different target groups
UIA partnership
Main Urban
Authority
Delivery Partner 2
Delivery Partner 1
Delivery Partner 3
Delivery Partner …
Delivery Partner X
Wider group of stakeholders
Wider group of stakeholders
Associated Urban
Authority B
Associated Urban
Authority A
Partnership requirements/principles
• A project must be submitted by an eligible Urban Authority
• All partners must be based in the EU
• No transnational partnerships expected (unless specific
competencies are needed)
• A given Urban Authority cannot be involved in more than 1
application per Call.
• Delivery Partners have no such restrictions
Urban authorities meeting the following requirements:
Local Administrative Unit: relevant democratically elected unit
for the urban area concerned
Degree of urbanisation: Eurostat classification based on
population density
Number of inhabitants: minimum 50.000 according to Eurostat
data (or more recent population census in a given Member State)
One common eligibility reference table for all MS:
EUROSTAT LAU2, NUTS2010, EUR28 (2012)
Eligibility requirements
Which Urban Authorities can apply?
Individual Urban
Authorities
Organisated
agglomerations
Several urban
authorities applying
jointly
Any eligible Local Administrative Units E.g. Municipalities, Districts (in case of some large cities)
Any eligible organised agglomerations E.g. Communautés Urbaines (FR), Mancomunidades (ES), Città Metropolitane (IT)
Any group of urban authorities willing to submit a
project together. E.g. 3 municipalities willing to jointly establish a circular
economy cooperative
Delivery Partners
Institutions, agencies, NGOs, private sector partners, associations
that will have an active role in the implementation of the project
Able to bring knowledge and expertise into project design and
implementation
Responsible for the delivery of specific activities and the production
of the related deliverables/outputs
Dedicated budget and local co-financing
To be selected through fair and transparent procedures
Why do Urban Authorities apply?
• Experimentation space: UIA enables cities to take risks!
• They can submit projects that would not be funded under
mainstream programmes.
• Flexible eligibility rules to support integrated projects.
UIA projects can combine a very broad range of
activities: awareness raising, training, research,
equipment, investments etc.
• ‘Innovation label’ & visibility/recognition of city practices
• Benefit from the advice, support and guidance from a
dedicated UIA Expert throughout project
implementation
• Principle of advance payment: 50% of ERDF funding
paid upfront (after signature of Subsidy Contract)
• Application can be submitted in any EU official
language
Why do Urban Authorities apply?
City of Paris (FR): CoRDEES project
The CoRDEES project aims at designing and demonstrating innovative and smart
solutions to achieve optimal energy performance at district scale (Clichy-Batignolles
area).
CORDEES will combine three main solutions in an integrated approach:
1) New multi-stakeholder participative energy governance system which will define
energy commitments as well as contractual, financial and regulatory conditions.
2) Development of a state-of-the-art Community Energy Management Platform to
monitor, consolidate and analyse energy data.
3) Run an Energy Support Service to help stakeholders achieving their energy
performance targets.
ERDF budget: € 4 364 796.48
5 partners: including a public-private company, SMEs and a higher education and
research institute
City of Viladecans (ES): VILAWATT project
The VILAWATT project seeks to secure a stable energy transition process through
deep energy renovation of private residential buildings.
The project will create an innovative Public-Private-Citizen governance Partnership
structured around three main pillars:
1) Local Energy Operator will be established to act as a local energy supplier and
renewable energy producer.
2) An Energy Savings Company, offering renovation and energy saving services to its
members (the municipality, businesses and citizens) will be created.
3) Financial mechanism to capitalise energy savings will be used by the new entity to
further invest in deep energy renovations in the municipality.
A new energy currency linked to the savings will work as an incentive for energy
efficiency and as a mechanism to increase the economic capacity of vulnerable
groups.
ERDF budget: € 4 269 862.80
7 partners: including energy agencies, SMEs and a non-for-profit association
UIA – 3rd Call for Proposals
• Timeframe: December 2017 – April 2018
• Budget: 100 Mio ERDF
• 4 topics covered incl. Adaptation to climate change
• 100% online application process
Adaptation to climate change
What?
• Promoting climate-resilient urban infrastructure: improved water
retention, urban drainage, sewage systems, building standards
• Innovative and integrated nature-based water management solutions:
flood management and water retention, green/blue infrastructure, green
roofs etc.
• Innovative and integrated climate risk and vulnerability assessments
HOW?
• Governance structures and approaches promoting bottom-up resilience
and capacity building at neighbourhood and community level
• 0
• Financing mechanisms to leverage risk-proofed investments
• Citizen engagement/participation in urban adaptation projects
Which aspects can be addressed? – indicative -
UIA – 4th Call for Proposals
• Timeframe: December 2018 – April 2019
• Estim. budget: 100 Mio ERDF
• 4 topics covered
TBC
For more information:
www.uia-initiative.eu
Webinars and events will be organised in
December / January for applicants
Edouard Gatineau, Project Officer
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• Walking school bus app – Ronald Faller, City of Langenfeld
• Walk this way/Stadtwandeln – Jörn Klein, Climate Alliance
• Green lights for cyclists – Lasse Brand, Rupprecht Consult
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Think Tank Climate Adaptation (Denktank Klimaatadaptatie)
Chloé Walot
Universiteit Gent, Afdeling Mobiliteit en Ruimtelijke Planning
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Think Tank Climate Adaptation
Description Further develop the projects achievements and outreach. Assist the regional, provincial and municipal authorities authorities with climate adaptation plans (research, build a network, organise workshops), interregional knowledge sharing platform.
Partners needed
DKA stakeholders: enterprises, authorities, NGOs, and academia (the quadruple helix model)
Envisaged funding programme
Not decided yet
Contact
Chloé Walot, Universiteit Gent, Afdeling Mobiliteit en Ruimtelijke Planning
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Walking Bus App
Ronald Faller
City of Langenfeld
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Walking Bus App
Description Development of an application to connect parents to organise accompanied "going on foot to school" in 1st & 2nd grade.
Partners needed
Developer, private companies, academics
Envisaged funding programme
Not decided yet
Contact
Ronald Faller, City of Langenfeld
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Walk this way!
STADTWANDELN
Jörn Klein
Climate Alliance
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Walk this way! / STADTWANDELN
Description Sustainable city walks that show local climate action of municipalities as well as NGOs, local initiatives and citizens
Partners needed
Local authorities, NGOs, regions, citizens initiatives
Envisaged funding programme
Not decided yet
Contact
Jörn Klein, Climate Alliance
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Green Lights for Cyclists App
Lasse Brand
Rupprecht Consult
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Green Lights for Cyclists App
Description Developing an additional function for an existing (cycling) routing mobile app that informs users whether they have to speed up or slow down to catch the next green light. Copenhagen informs cyclists with LEDs next to bike lane about this, which requires changes in the infrastructure. As not all cities are able to do such an investment, we want to offer a cheaper solution that builds on a routing app that cyclists already use.
Partners needed
Routing app developer, Local authorities
Envisaged funding programme
Not decided yet
Contact
Lasse Brand, Rupprecht Consult [email protected]
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• Horizon 2020 Energy & Smart Cities and Communities Ute Micke and Priska Sonntag, Projektträger Jülich – NCP Horizon 2020 Germany
• Urban Innovative Actions (UIA) Edouard Gatineau, UIA Initiative
• Wrap-up & next steps Jeppe Jensen, Climate Alliance
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• Shop
• Sharpen
• Suggest
Wrap up – next steps
Meet up with the idea keeper(s) you find relevant
Dig deeper than the short pitch together. Contribute!
If possible, combine it with what we have learned from the experts
Discuss the refined idea with potential experts and test if it will fly (special time reserved with experts)
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Want to learn more? Get in contact!
Climate Alliance
European municipalities in partnership with indigenous peoples
Taking local action on global climate change
climatealliance.org
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