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SOLUTIONSplus Partners

Urban electric mobility initiative (UEMI)
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The UEMI is a joint initiative of the SOLUTIONS partners, building on international activities in the areas of sustainable urban development, energy, mobility, and focusing on the equal access provision of urban basic services in Africa, Asia and Latin America. UEMI supports the exchange of equal and sustainable urban solutions between cities in Asia, Africa, Europe and Latin America, amassing a wealth of experience and technical knowledge from international organisations, consultants, cities, and experts involved in transport issues and solutions.

Dr. Oliver Lah
Edmund Teko
Judith Owigar
Dr. Lewis Fulton
Barbara Lah
​Alvin Mejia

www.uemi.net
Pasig City Government 
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Pasig is said to be unique for its geographical features that strategically places it adjacent to the
country’s major business districts. It is because of this that Pasig envisions itself to provide Metro
Manila and Eastern neighbouring cities Rizal, Laguna and Quezon, with urban services and facilities
that would bring to fruition their central place in the country. Pasig, highly urbanized city in Metro
Manila, had a population of 755,300 in 2015 (evening) and is estimated to have a daytime population
of over 1.2 million people.

Robert Anthony C.
Karen Crisostomo
Dorothy Mea Dumawal


www.pasigcity.gov.ph
Kathmandu/Lalitpur (Sajha Yatayat)
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Kathmandu is Nepal’s capital and the largest city. Kathmandu valley includes 3 cities – Kathmandu,
Lalitpur and Bhaktapur, with a combined population of more than 2.5 million people. Nepal’s GDP
per capita is US$835 (2017) and the country’s CO2 emission is about less than 0.1% of global
emissions (as of 2010). Nepal does not have fossil fuel reserves so relies on foreign imports. The
majority of Nepal’s electricity is from hydropower generated within the country.

Mr. Bhushan Tuladhar

www.sajhayatayat.com.np
Hanoi Peoples Committee
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Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, has a population of 7.7 million and the 2nd most populated city in the
country. The urban area of Hanoi is about 320 sq. km. Vietnam’s GDP per capita was 2,060 US$ in
2016. Vietnam currently contributes 0.6% of the world’s total GHG emissions. The country’s GHG
emissions for transport was 31.9 tonnes (1990-2014). Vietnam’s high dependence on private
vehicles powered by fossil fuels has resulted in increased GHG emissions and air pollution.
Transport accounts for 12.7% of the total GHG emissions of Vietnam.

Ngo Manh Tuan

www.english.hanoi.gov.vn/administrativeapparatus
Montevideo Intendecia
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Montevideo, the capital city of Uruguay, has a population of 1.3 million, more than 30% of the
country’s population. Uruguay’s GDP per capita is US$16,245, amongst the highest in the region.
In 2014 its per capita CO2 emissions were 2 tonnes. Uruguay has undergone a structural
transformation of its electricity system, so that more than 90% of the electricity generated now
comes from renewable sources.

Gonzalo Márquez
Carolina Romero


www.montevideo.gub.uy
Secretary of Mobility of the municipality of Quito
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In 2016, Ecuador’s GDP per capita was US$6,000 and it generated per capita CO2 emissions of
2.44t. Despite the fact that Ecuador’s economy is highly dependent of oil exports, for decades, the
high subsidies on fuels have been a huge burden on the national budget. Given the increased
motorisation rate, the subsidies reached US$1.7 billion in 2018. As a result, in December 2018 the
national government decided to increase the price of gasoline for private vehicles by 25%.
Moreover, in 2008 Ecuador started the transformation of its energy matrix with the construction of
8 hydropower plants. 

Antonio Chamorro Sanmiguel
Henry Hanníbal Vilatuna Guaraca


www.secretariademovilidad.quito.gob.ec
Dar Rapid Transit (DART) Agency
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Dar es Salaam, with a population of around 4.3 million (annual growth rate 5.6%), is the largest city
in Tanzania. In 2017 Tanzania’s GDP per capita (PPP adjusted) amounted to $2,945. CO2 per capita
in Tanzania was estimated at 0.221 metric tons in 2014 with the transport sector contributing 57%
of the total CO2 emissions from fuel combustion.

Ronald M. Lwakatare
Dr. Philmon K. Mzee


www.dart.go.tz
Kigali City
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Kigali, the capital of Rwanda, has a population of more than 1 million (2012). As the country’s
commercial and administrative hub, Kigali is rapidly urbanizing and the city’s major economic
sectors are challenged with issues ranging from congestion, pollution, deteriorating infrastructure,
among others. Rwanda’s CO2 emissions per capita is estimated at 0.074 in 2014; and in Kigali, the
transport sector contributes about 52% of CO2 emissions.

Rwakazine, Marie Chantal
Musoni, Jean de Dieu


www.kigalicity.gov.rw
Madrid - EMPRESA MUNICIPAL DE TRANSPORTES DE MADRID S.A
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Madrid, the capital of Spain, has nearly 3.2 million inhabitants. Madrid’s energy consumption
amounts to approximately 5.5% of Spain’s total consumption, and the city’s GHG emissions
comprise 5% of national totals. Madrid’s transport sector is responsible for 53% of direct emissions
and 36% of total emissions. The city is currently reducing the intensity of private motor vehicle
traffic by promoting public transport and encouraging pedestrian and bicycle transport.

Irene Blázquez
Sergio Fernández Balaguer

Montserrat Luque
Javier Serrano

Julián del Olmo Perandones
César Omar Chacón


www.emtmadrid.es
Hamburg (Hochbahn)
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Hamburger Hochbahn AG is the largest transport company in Hamburg. It operates the Hamburg subway
and a large part of the Hamburg city bus network. The Hochbahn is one of the largest public transport
companies in Germany and the largest service provider in the Hamburg transport network. Hochbahn
provides nearly half of all public transport services within Hamburg Public Transport Association.

Britta Oehlrich
Sebastian Hofer


www.hochbahn.de/hochbahn/hamburg/en
ABB B. V
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ABB b.v. is manufacturer of EV charging equipment, including interfaces to backend systems for
remote status information, diagnosis, repair, over-the-air software updates, exchange of EV driver
related authentication and payment services. ABB lays the foundations for a future of smarter,
reliable, and emission-free mobility, accessible by everyone, everywhere.

Dr. ir. Wil van Gils
Ing. Ruud Zaal


www.abb.com
Clean Air Initiative for Asian Cities Center, Inc. (Clean Air Asia)
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Clean Air Asia (CAA) is leading the mission for better air quality and healthier, more liveable cities
in Asia and the Pacific for 17 years. Established in 2001 by the Asian Development Bank, World
Bank, and USAID, it envisions an “Asia without air pollution.” The organization works with
national and city governments, the private sector, and development agencies to reduce air pollution
and greenhouse gas emissions in over a thousand cities in Asia.

Atty. Glynda Bathan-Baterina
Alan Silayan
Kathleen Dematera
Precious Benjamin


www.cleanairasia.org
Cooperation for urban mobility in the developing world
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CODATU is a 39 years old association with international vocation whose objective is to promote
sustainable mobility policies through training activities and scientific exchanges on urban and peri
urban mobility. It is based on knowledge sharing between the developing countries and the countries
which industrialized first.

Solene Baffi
Maël Martinie
Dominique Breuil


www.codatu.org
Centro Ricerche FIAT S.C.p.A
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CRF, founded in 1978, is headquartered in Orbassano (Turin, Italy), with other branches located
across Italy, is the principal research and innovation centre of FCA (Fiat-Chrysler Automobiles) one
of the world’s leading vehicle manufacturers with brands that include Fiat, Fiat Professional, Alfa
Romeo, Lancia, Maserati, Jeep, Chrysler, Dodge and RAM.

Dr. Ing. David Storer
Prof. Ing. Vittorio Ravello


www.crf.it
Centro Mario Molina
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Centro Mario Molina Chile (CMM), founded in 2004, is a research and development center, accredited by CORFO (Chilean Agency for Economic Development). The CMMCh, since its foundation, has been defined as a Limited Liability Company, which carries out activities that are under the scope of non-profit organizations and research centers. In this way, the CMM has developed several projects and studies with the UNEP, the Inter-American Development Bank, Tekes (funding agency for research funding in Finland), Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit recently, and other national and international organizations.

Sebastián Galarza
Marcela Castillo
Gianni López
Lourdes Becerra


www.cmmolina.cl
China Link Invest
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Li Wan V.O.F (CLI) is an organization set in Belgium to connect the technology companies invEurope in renewable energy sector and AIOT sector to China investors and help them to develop market in China. CLI assists in establishing links between projects, industrial businesses and parks as well as cities levels between China and Europe. Under the SOLUTIONSplus project, CLi will demonstrate the multimodal transportation system in urban system and make assessment, a leading step to connect technology to China market. We can support the solutions demo from EU side and help Nanjing side to localize and industrialize the technical solutions.

Dr. Li WAN
Ms. Hongying SUN



www.clinvest.eu
Dynniq B.V.
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Dynniq is a technical systems and service provider in the domain of Mobility, Parking and Energy. It combines electrical and mechanical engineering and ICT to the best solutions for moving people, materials, energy and data flows. Dynniq provides services throughout the entire technology life cycle and business processes with customers and operates in the following markets: traffic control and management, parking systems, energy (incl. DC-grids), and public lighting. Dynniq works at interurban and urban roads, airports, rail, water and parking facilities and energy distribution networks. With more than 1,800 professionals Dynniq is working for nearly 1,000 customers in and outside Europe and achieves annual revenues of around 400 million euro. Dynniq is active in The Netherlands, Belgium, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Poland, Croatia, Russia and other countries in Eastern Europe. Dynniq is also engaged in activities outside Europe.

Dr. Meng Lu
Robbin Blokpoel



www.dynniq.com
German Aerospace Center (DLR)
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The German Aerospace Center (DLR) is the national aeronautics and space research centre of the Federal Republic of Germany. Its extensive research and development work in aeronautics, space, energy, transport, security and digitalisation is integrated into national and international cooperative ventures. In addition to its own research, as Germany’s space agency, DLR has been given responsibility by the federal government for the planning and implementation of the German space programme. DLR is also the umbrella organisation for the nation’s largest project management agency. DLR has approximately 8000 employees at 20 locations in Germany: Cologne
(headquarters), Augsburg, Berlin, Bonn, Braunschweig, Bremen, Bremerhaven, Dresden, Goettingen, Hamburg, Jena, Juelich, Lampoldshausen, Neustrelitz, Oberpfaffenhofen, Oldenburg, Stade, Stuttgart, Trauen, and Weilheim. DLR also has offices in Brussels, Paris, Tokyo and Washington D.C.

Prof. Barbara Lenz
Dipl.-Volksw. Mirko Goletz
Dipl.-Inf. Daniel Krajzewicz



www.dlr.de/vf
Technical University of Denmark
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DTU is ranked as one of the foremost technical universities in Europe, continues to set new records in the number of publications, and persistently increase and develop our partnerships with industry, and assignments accomplished by DTU’s scientific advice. DTU has a strong expertise in the areas of technologies related to electric grids and charging of electric vehicles. DTU has been part of projects / pilots that are testing the feasibility of Vehicle to Grid applications. These projects are partnerships between academia and industry.

Dr. Subash Dhar
Dr. Xianli Zhu
Dr. Michael Bruhn Barfod



www.unepdtu.org
ERTICO ITS Europe
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European Road Transport Telematics Implementation Coordination Organisation-Intelligent Transport Systems & Services Europe S.C.R.L. (ERTICO -ITS Europe) (www.ertico.com) is a multi-sector, public-private partnership promoting and deploying ITS in Europe. With 120 partners, representing 8 different sectors, ERTICO is the pan-European platform that brings all key ITS stakeholders together along the entire value chain. The 8 sectors are: mobile network operators, public authorities, research institutions, service providers, suppliers, traffic and transport industry, users and vehicle manufacturers. ERTICO has a long track record of designing and managing
research and pre-deployment projects.

Giacomo Somma
Cordelia Wilson
Frank Daems
Andrew Winder
Emily Hemmings
Iuliia Skorykova



www.ertico.com
FIER Automotive
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In a rapidly urbanizing world, societies become more and more conscious about their energy consumption and its impact on the environment. As a result, people feel the need to travel as efficient as possible and without the air pollution emitted by the combustion engine we use nowadays. Having the ambition to facilitate this global transition, FIER Automotive accelerate the development of the technology and platforms needed to create and establish the mobility solutions of the future. FIER Automotive & Mobility was founded at the Erasmus University in Rotterdam to facilitate innovative and economic research in the automotive industry. In 1994, FIER Automotive became an independent company. Early 2008 we moved our office to the city of Helmond, where FIER Automotive was one of the initiators of the AutomotiveCampus.

Harm Weken
Edwin Bestebreurtje



www.fier.net
International Council on Clean Transportation
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The International Council on Clean Transportation is an independent non-profit organization founded to provide first-rate, unbiased research and technical and scientific analysis to environmental regulators. ICCT’s mission is to improve the environmental performance and energy efficiency of road, marine, and air transportation, in order to benefit public health and mitigate climate change. In Europe for instance, ICCT played the crucial role in bringing to light the “emissions gap” in Europe in both passenger-car CO2 and diesel NOx; and extending policy makers’
and the public’s awareness of the scope and scale of the problems. ICCT continues to research into the technical foundations underlying the EU’s plans to regulate CO2 emissions from heavy-duty vehicles and to reform the legislation supporting low-carbon fuels in Europe. ICCT engages with cities and other local governments in supporting their efforts to improve local air quality and finding effective ways to kindle a transition to electric vehicles.

Sandra Wappelhorst
Hui He


www.theicct.org
ICLEI-Local Governments for Sustainability
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ICLEI-Local Governments for Sustainability is the leading city networking connecting more than 1,500 cities, towns and regions committed to building a sustainable future. Founded in 1990 and now with 23 regional secretariats and offices globally, ICLEI addresses the local impacts of unprecedented global change, from climate change to urbanisation, aiming for urban development to have least possible impact on global system and to build communities that are people-centred and equitable. ICLEI EcoMobility initiative brings together cities committed to advancing urban mobility to conceptualise, design and implement people and climate friendly urban mobility options that encourage innovation and entrepreneurship. ICLEI has considerable experience in providing cities with capacity training and knowledge dissemination in the field of sustainable urban mobility through EcoMobility Days, EcoMobility World Festival and Congress, EcoMobility Workshops, and various projects since 2012. ICLEI EcoMobility events also raise the awareness of sustainable urban mobility, encourage public participation as well as public-private partnership, foster city-to city exchange and escalate knowledge dissemination.

Beatrice Ch’ng
Yiqian Zhang
Tsu-Jui Cheng


www.iclei.org
IDIADA Automotive Technology SA
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Is a leading company specializing in providing design, engineering, testing and homologation services to the automotive industry worldwide. Aiming at being up-to-date in innovation, research and development, IDIADA counts on cutting-edge technology in facilities and equipment. More than 2.500 engineers and technical profiles (Physicists, Mathematicians, etc) are developing, researching and innovating within this working environment. The core services IDIADA provides are: Engineering, Proving Ground services and Homologation. Main fields of engineering activity are power train development, emissions, noise & vibration, fatigue & durability and active and
passive safety.

Marina Roche
Dr. Marco Mammetti



www.applusidiada.com
Institute for Transportation and Development Policy (ITDP)
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The Institute for Transportation and Development Policy, a tax-exempt corporation registered in
Nairobi, Kenya in 2017, works with cities worldwide to bring about transport solutions that cut
greenhouse gas emissions, reduce poverty, and improve the quality of urban life. ITDP is comprised
of some of the world’s leading experts in sustainable urban transportation and urban development.

Chris Kost
Aimee Gauthier
Eng. Njeri Mburu
Alphonse Nkurunziza



www.africa.itdp.org
Lindholmen Science Park AB
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Lindholmen Science Park AB is jointly owned by Chalmers University of Technology, the City
of Gothenburg and the business community. Without private gain, Lindholmen Science Park AB
strives toward the vision to strengthen Sweden’s competitiveness with focus on future mobility
for people and goods through two parallel assignments. One is to develop the ecosystem within
Lindholmen Science Park’s geographical area and the second is to run programs and activities
promoting innovation and research. Lindholmen Science Park provides a neutral development
environment where players from the business community, academia and society, together can
conduct major research and development projects.

Lovisa Westblom
Gunnar Ohlin



www.lindholmen.se
FUNDACIÓN ZARAGOZA LOGISTICS CENT
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Zaragoza Logistics Center (ZLC) is an international center of excellence for research and
education in logistics and Supply Chain Management that actively engages with industry and the
public sector to develop and disseminate knowledge. ZLC acts as a catalyst for innovation and
research in the area of logistics and SCM.

Dr. Susana Val
Dr. Beatriz Royo
Dr. Milos Milenkovic

www.zlc.edu.es
Pluservice s.r.l.
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With 30 years of experience and a wide portfolio of modular solutions it is the leader in the Italian market of innovative ERP applications for transport companies and integrated IT applications for the wider concept of smart mobility. Its core products are applications for ticketing and payment platforms, Automated Fare Collection, Fleet Management and Fleet Maintenance, Demand Responsive Transport, Access control, etc. that can be employed in various scenarios and topics, such as in the collective public and private transportation, both road and railway sectors, parking, vehicle sharing, logistics, ferries, telecommunications, events, city services, etc. The company has also become member of a number of networking associations in order to expand its knowledge and business relationships in Europe and worldwide. The associations are ERTICO – ITS Europe, UITP (International Association of Public Transport), MaaS Alliance, Calypso, TTS Italia (ITS Italian Association), CLUB ITALIA (ContactLess Technologies Users Board), EPA and AiPark (European and Italian Associations of Parking Operators).

Daniela Vasari
Silvia Magnalardo

www.pluservice.net
POLIS - Cities and Regions for Better Transport
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POLIS (www.polisnetwork.eu) has been a European network for dialogue and cooperation on innovative urban transport issues between cities and regions since 1989. It currently represents 78 cities, regions and transport authorities from all over Europe. POLIS' objective is to support European cities and regions to improve the quality of life of their citizens through innovative measures for sustainable urban transport. The network facilitates access to European initiatives and research programmes for its members, looking into solutions for urban and regional mobility through innovative governance approaches, in the field of health and environment, traffic management and intelligent transport systems, road safety, and social and economic access. POLIS events, publications and in-house expertise create opportunities for members to exchange experience and forge partnerships among themselves, with the industry and the research community, and to develop innovative policy-responsive transport solutions.

Karen Vancluysen
Ivo Cré


www.polisnetwork.eu
Rupprecht Consult – Forschung und Beratung GmbH
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Rupprecht Consult – Forschung & Beratung GmbH is a fully independent research and consultancy company based in Cologne, Germany. The company employs 17 internationally experienced consultants who are working on sustainable urban development, transport, energy and environment, information technologies and innovations to society. Its main services are targeted to cities/regions and international organisations and include project development and management, evaluation and assessment of project impacts, dissemination, capacity building, strategy development, and independent project monitoring. Rupprecht Consult has been involved in many EU-funded research and development projects in the area of Urban Transport and Sustainable Development.

Dr. Wolfgang Backhaus
Dr Susanne Böhler-Baedeker


www.rupprecht-consult.eu
SIMUS - Asociación Latinoamericana de Sistemas Integrados para la Movilidad Urbana Sustentable
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SIMUS is an international non-profit association, created in Curitiba (Brazil) in April 2010, present today in 35 cities in the region, made up of decision-makers from the highest-level public sector of Cities, Metropolitan Areas, States, Secretariats of Mobility and Public Managers of Integrated Transport Systems of 13 countries of Latin America. The private sector is represented by more than 30 industry partners and transport operators; as well as international cooperation organisations, foundations and corporations.

Dr. Martha Lucía Gutiérrez Echeverri
Tomás Varano


www.redsimus.com
SLoCaT - Partnership on Sustainable, Low Carbon Transport
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The Partnership on Sustainable, Low Carbon Transport (SLoCaT Partnership) is an international multi-stakeholder partnership of over 90 representing transport sector organisations, UN entities, multilateral and bilateral development organisations, NGOs, philanthropy, academia think tanks and the private sector. Since its establishment 10 years ago, SLoCaT promotes the integration of all modes of sustainable, low carbon transport in global climate and sustainability policy frameworks. It also enables knowledge and action towards the implementation of sustainable, low carbon transport with a focus on developing countries in Asia, Latin America and Africa. SLoCaT develops its mission through knowledge and data analysis, policy advocacy and multistakeholder dialogue and coalition building. The SLoCaT Foundation (officially ‘Stitching Partnership on Sustainable, Low Carbon Transport (SLoCaT) Foundation’) was established in July 2014 in The Hague, the Netherlands to enable, facilitate and support the SLoCaT Partnership in promoting sustainable, low carbon transport.

Maruxa Cardama
Talya Enriquez Romano

Ms. Alice Yiu, Associate

www.slocat.net
Technical University Berlin
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The internationally renowned Technische Universität Berlin is located in Germany’s capital city at the heart of Europe. Our academic activities are focused on achieving sharply-defined goals: building a distinctive profile for our university, ensuring exceptional performance in research and teaching, providing our graduates with excellent qualifications and a modern approach to university administration. The TU Berlin strives to promote the dissemination of knowledge and to facilitate technological progress through adherence to the core principles of excellence and quality. Strong regional, national and international networking with partners in science and
industry are an important aspect in these endeavours. The Habitat Unit to which the research group will be affiliated is a globally networked research and teaching centre developing new approaches, expertise and application-oriented tools relevant for global urbanisation and urban change processes.

Jakub Galuszka
Lisa Graaf



www.tu-berlin.de
T-Systems International GmbH
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With a footprint in more than 20 countries, 37,900 employees, and external revenue of 6.9 billion
euros (2017), T-Systems is one of the world's leading vendor independent providers of digital
services headquartered in Europe. T-Systems is partnering its customers as they address the digital transformation. The company offers integrated solutions for business customers. The Deutsche Telekom subsidiary offers onestop shopping: from the secure operation of legacy systems and classical ICT services, the transition to cloud-based services (including international networks, tailored infrastructure, platforms and software) as well as new business models and innovation projects in the Internet of Things. T-Systems can provide all this thanks to its global reach in fixed-network and mobile communications, its highly secure data centers, a comprehensive cloud ecosystem built around standardized platforms and global partnerships, and the ability to offer top levels of security.

Ralf Willenbrock
Romina Quaranta
Ralf Grigutsch


www.t-systems.com
TNO - Nederlandse Organisatie voor Toegepast Natuurwetenschappelijk Onderzoek
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TNO (Nederlandse Organisatie voor toegepast-natuurwetenschappelijk Onderzoek TNO) is one of the major contract research organisations in Europe. With a staff of approximately 3500 and an annual turnover of 580 million Euros, TNO is carrying out research in order to achieve impact on the following seven themes: Healthy Living, Industrial Innovation, Transport and Mobility, Energy, Built Environment, Information Society, and Defence, Safety and Security. TNO functions as an intermediary between basic research organisations and industry. By translating scientific knowledge into practical applications, TNO contributes to the innovation capacity of
businesses and government. TNO is involved in many international projects (about 30% of the market turnover), including EU-funded collaborations.

Dr. Steven Wilkins
Dr. Nina Nesterova


www.tno.nl
Union Internationale des Transports Publics (International Association of Public Transport)
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As the only worldwide network to bring together all public transport stakeholders, UITP is active in
all aspects of public transport and sustainable transport modes at urban and regional level. UITP
acts as a forum for public transport authorities, operators, policy decision-makers, scientific
institutes and the public transport supply and service industry, for worldwide cooperation, business
development and knowledge sharing between its (more than) 1,600 members companies from 99
countries in the world.

Umberto GUIDA
Aida ABDULAH
Michele TOZZI


www.uitp.org
UN Environment
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UNEP is implementing its global electric mobility programme, supporting more than 45 lowand
middle-income countries with the introduction of electric mobility. UNEP is supporting
more than 35 countries with the introduction of national policies and standards to promote
electric light duty vehicles – in all regions. Most of these projects are focusing on developing
standards and fiscal reforms to reduce taxation for electric cars.

Rob de Jong
Alexander Körner
David Rubia
June Yeonju Yeong



//www.unenvironment.org/
United Nations Human Settlements Programme
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UN-Habitat, the United Nations agency for human settlements, helps the urban poor by
transforming cities into safer, healthier, greener places with better opportunities where everyone
can live in dignity. Under Urban Mobility, UN-Habitat seeks to promote a paradigm shift away
from the movement of vehicles to equitable and sustainable access of citizens to work places and
services and improved movement of goods within the city.

Andre Dzikus
Debashish Bhattacharjee
Stefanie Holzwarth


www.unhabitat.org
University of Transport Technology, Ministry of Transport Vietnam
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University of Transport Technology is a public university under the Ministry of Transport in
Vietnam. The university provides associate, undergraduate and postgraduate education in
various areas of transport.

Nguyen Thi Thu Hien

www.utt.edu.vn
Valeo Group
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Two entities of Valeo are contributing to the current project proposal:
- Valeo Management Services, the legal entity of Valeo’s Group headquarters (hereafter
Valeo Group);
- Valeo Embrayages SAS, the legal entity representing Valeo Special Vehicle
Application (hereafter Valeo VSA), a small entity dealing with development and
engineering of powertrain solutions for special vehicles (2-3 wheelers, etc.).

Jean-Luc di Paola-Galloni
Julien Chicot
Jean-Baptiste Burtscher
Jerome Mortal



//www.valeo.com/en/
VIRTUAL VEHICLE Research Center
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VIRTUAL VEHICLE Research Center (V2C2) has positioned itself as an independent,
international platform for research and development in the automotive industry. It addresses the
gap between academic research and the needs of industrial R&D departments.

Dr. Alois Steiner
Dr. Bernhard Lechner


www.v2c2.at
Volvo
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The Volvo is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of trucks, buses, construction equipment
and marine and industrial engines. The Group also provides complete solutions for financing and
service. The Volvo, with its headquarters in Gothenburg, employs about 100 000 people, has
production facilities in 18 countries and sells its products in more than 190 markets.

Mats Rosenquist
Dr. Anders Berger
Maria Wedenby Ahlberg


www.volvo.com
VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland
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VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd is a state owned and controlled non-profit limited
liability company established by law and operating under the ownership steering of the Finnish
Ministry of Employment and the Economy VTT is a multitechnological research organisation
providing high-end technology solutions and innovation services.

Dr. Mikko Pihlatie
M.Sc. Joel Anttila
M.Sc. Elina Aittoniemi
Dr. Maria Lima Toivanen
Dr. Nina Rilla


//www.vttresearch.com/
Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment and Energy
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Sustainable development requires an integrated approach to policy and science because many of
the issues it raises cannot be addressed within a single department or using the tools of individual
scientific disciplines. This is where the Wuppertal Institute's research programme begins - by
taking an interdisciplinary approach and working towards systems understanding.

Dr. Shritu Shrestha
Dr. Frederic Rudolph
Santhosh Kodukula
María Rosa Muñoz Barriga


www.wupperinst.org
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