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We all agree that global mobility must become more sustainable. With this global goal in mind, an international stakeholder group was formed at the initiative of the World Bank in 2017, whose work I would like to present to you. more
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Berlin has the largest public transport network in Germany. A substantial part of it, namely two-thirds of the S-Bahn, will be equipped with new, modern trains. As a result, one of the biggest tenders in the history of public transport is about to be launched. more
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The European transport system has presented different challenges over the years. The European Union has always paid special attention to efficiency, but certainly, the commitment to the environment has become one of the key priorities for transport services. more
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In times of the coronavirus mobility becomes immobility, but that situation can also be sustainable. The City of Hamburg is trying to prove that, in a different way, from what you might imagine at first. Let me present two interesting projects to you. Part II: Moringa, Germany's first high-rise residential building based on the cradle-2-cradle principle. more
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In times of the coronavirus we all stay more at home much more, mobility becomes immobility. Immobility can also be sustainable. The City of Hamburg is trying to prove that, in a different way, then you might imagine at first. Let me present two interesting projects to you. Part I: green.fACade, the air-cleaning building facade more
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The oil price must fall permanently below 20 US dollars per barrel in order to be able to compete with renewable energies. Last year, the large French bank BNP Paribas published a very interesting study, which I would like to present to you, dear readers. As we all know the current developments of the oil price... more
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Corona is keeping us at home, we are hardly ever on the move. The streets are much emptier than usual. If you are currently traveling by train, you don't just have a seat, but often a whole wagon for yourself. Flight schedules are more infrequent than the chance of seeing a shooting star. more
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In the fight against the COVID 19 pandemic, the use of mobile phone data is controversial, especially in Europe. A team of scientists and companies from eight European countries is currently developing "Pan-European Privacy-Preserving Proximity Tracing" (PEPP-PT) - the technological basis for a European anti-corona app. In contrast to Asian apps, the privacy of users is respected and protected. more
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The debate on the subject of Net Neutrality is certainly nothing new in the world of data. Open or Restricted? That's the big question. more
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In recent decades, motorized traffic has increased significantly worldwide. Especially in large metropolises, the high number of has become a massive problem with negative effects on the quality of life, the environment, climate and economic development. With the help of the UN, Kenya is investing in the expansion of footpaths and cycle paths and is increasing social equity be earmarking more
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News about the bad things happening here and there is an everyday occurrence. Everybody talks about climate change, today it is a topic installed in the media, social networks, even as a subject of the curricula of high schools and universities. The key question would be: How do we react to it? more
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Airlines are among the largest producers of CO2 emissions. If production cannot be avoided, you can at least buy yourself a better conscience. I will explain how this works. more
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In the last three weeks, I've been on the road a lot, out of a total of eleven changes of location I've done a whole nine by plane. This is a good reason for me to take a closer look at the current price war and its influence on traveling above the clouds. Within the framework of a small mini-series, I will deal above all with the phenomenon of "cheap flying" in German and European travel as more
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In the last three weeks, I've been on the road a lot, from a total of eleven changes in my location I've done a whole nine by plane. This is a good reason for me to take a closer look at the current price war and its influence on travelling above the clouds. Within the framework of a small mini-series, I will deal above all with the phenomenon of "cheap flying" in German and European travel more
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A group of American cities - most notably Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami and San Francisco - started the Open Mobility Foundation (OMF) with the aim of creating an open-source project. OMF, constitutes as a non-profit coalition, from its beginnings it has sought to install a new platform on open standards and software to manage urban mobility efficiently. Let's see how it works! more
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A new heatwave is currently breaking over Germany and Europe. Everyone longs for refreshment, cooling down and whatever else is not associated with sweat-inducing exertion. Today I would like to introduce something very relaxing for you, something which once started promisingly, but then remained almost unnoticed. more
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Sitting in our office and looking out the window at the immensity of options that the city offers us, is something that can seem ordinary and is easily under-valued. But it is quite the opposite for those communities located in Cities, in which the daily movement means to dive into chaos. more
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A technical error or an accident can ignite the lithium-ion batteries of electric vehicles. A danger that can hardly be solved by conventional means. A new container is now available to provide a remedy. more
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Artificial intelligence is on the rise. In everyday life, we are increasingly encountering machines that function autonomously. But there are challenges to be faced by science. And these cannot always be answered with mere logic. more
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The idea of achieving efficient future mobility is an issue that concerns us - we work together with our amazing partner network to integrate everyone into this journey. more
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