As Europe works to create a more sustainable and efficient transport system, coordination between modes and across the infrastructure life cycle is crucial. The latest deliverable from the LIAISON project, D1.1 LIAISON DMIGF Methodology – Initial Version, introduces a robust methodological framework designed to assess and implement circular economy principles in transport infrastructure (TI). Known […]
As the EU advances toward greener infrastructure, materials innovation is becoming crucial. Concrete, an essential material for the construction of major infrastructure and the mainstays of Europe’s transport network, is a major contributor to carbon emissions due to the energy used to produce clinker, the principal component in cement composition. Through its demonstration site in […]
The European project LIAISON – Lowering transport environmental impact along the whole life of the future transport infrastructure – is gearing up for its 3rd Stakeholders Reference Group (SRG) workshop, set to take place online on June 4th at 9:30 CEST. Following a productive week of internal meetings, project partners have outlined a rich and […]
Over 500 experts, policymakers, and industry leaders gathered in Brussels from 11-13 February for the 8th edition of the Results from Road Transport Research (RTR) Conference. As a key platform for showcasing the latest EU-funded transport research, the event provided insights into advancements in road safety, decarbonisation, digitalisation, urban mobility, and freight logistics. Representing the […]
The LIAISON project took part in the 12th Framework Programme Conference organised by the CDTI, in collaboration with the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities, the European Commission, Oviedo City Council, and Sekuens. The event was held in Oviedo, Spain, and brought together key national and European stakeholders to discuss the progress and future of […]
On November 12–13, LIAISON project partners gathered in Madrid for the project’s third General Assembly, marking the halfway point in its journey toward making transport infrastructure more sustainable. Hosted by project partner Acciona, the meeting featured discussions led by the project’s coordinator, Fundación Tecnalia Research & Innovation, and involved key beneficiaries from across Europe, including […]
The second online LIAISON Stakeholders’ Reference Group workshop will be on October 30th, 2024, from 9:30 till 12:30 CET. It will include some preliminary results after one-year and a half of the project and it will be chaired by Jesús Rodríguez as SRG chairman. A questionnaire on the practical interest and market impact of LIAISON […]
The LIAISON second General Assembly in Dublin has been a pivotal moment in its mission to transform transport infrastructure. Last week, the LIAISON project held its second General Assembly in Dublin, marking a pivotal moment in its journey towards a more sustainable transport infrastructure. Gathering experts from across Europe, the assembly provided a platform […]
We are thrilled to announce the release of the presentation video of the LIAISON project! The LIAISON project will develop a comprehensive methodology, supportive tools, and near-market technological solutions to transform the EU transport infrastructure into a more sustainable economic activity. Find out how through our presentation video, watch it here:
LIAISON project represents a significant step forward in improving transportation networks, reducing emissions, and enhancing the quality of transport for citizens and firms across the continent.
Read about the European Commission's Sustainable and Smart Mobility Strategy and its Action Plan of 82 initiatives
To fully realise the potential that technology could bring to the mobility sector, it is fundamental to let environmental considerations guide this transformation.
