ACTIVITIES AND OUTPUTS WITHIN COMBINE
The COMBINE project started in January 2019 and ran till June 2021.
Combined transport in the Baltic Sea region: challenges and opportunities
Target groups: transport ministries, administrations, shippers, carriers and industry players
- Overview on the combined transport market in the BSR
- Guideline for implementing international CT chains in the BSR
- Potential analysis of transport innovations for the BSR
- Scenario-based projections of emission saving potentials
Optimize combined transport operation in terminals
Target groups: terminal and transport operators, potential CT customers, transport politicians
- Benchmark analysis of combined transport terminals
- Identification and benchmarking of the legal, organisational and financial set up for existing combined terminals in the BSR: Analysis and benchmark of legal, organisational and financial matters of terminal operation in the Baltic Sea Region (Part 1)
- Identification and benchmarking of the legal, organisational and financial set up for existing combined terminals in the BSR: Survey of open access to rail service facilities and the regulatory enforcement hereof (Part 2)
- Identification of measures to improve terminals in BSR
- Increasing awareness, knowledge and acceptance of terminal handling and operation innovations
- Combined Terminal Strategy - A strategy to push forward interregional CT development
- Guideline for implementation of special truck regulation zone(s) near terminals: HCT as an enabler for Combined Transports - A Study on potentials of implementing HCT-vehicles in Sweden
Capacity building for sustainable last mile transport
Target groups: transport ministries, administration, shippers, transport operators
- Overview on innovative last mile solutions to strengthen combined transport
- Uncover the economic importance of first/last mile for combined transport in the Baltic Sea Region
- Preparing Tampere-Helsinki highway for platoon driving
- Feasibility of cross-border operation of innovative technologies (DE/DK)
- Last-mile concept for the multimodal platform Bydgoszcz-Solec Kujawski: Prefeasibility study on development of the Bydgoszcz logistics hub by integrating the Solec Kujawski Multimodal Platform and the Bydgoszcz-Emilianowo combined transport terminal; Concept of the "last mile" of freight traffic on the city road network for the Bydgoszcz logistics hub; The Last Mile Concept for Bydgoszcz Logistic Hub (Bydgoszcz – Solec Kujawski Multimodal Platform and Bydgoszcz Emilianowo Intermodal Terminal): Concept analysis
- Round table with national transport ministries
Framework conditions for combined transport (regulatory / support programmes)
Target groups: transport ministries, administrations, European Commission
