Strengthening Combined Transport in the Baltic Sea Region (Q4295590)

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Strengthening Combined Transport in the Baltic Sea Region
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    2,648,446.37 Euro
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    3,400,848.5 Euro
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    77.88 percent
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    1 January 2019
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    30 June 2021
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    Hafen Hamburg Marketing e.V.
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    53°31'53.94"N, 9°59'6.94"E
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    In combined transport, goods are moved by train, ships or barges, with the first and last mile covered by road as short as possible. However, the share of this efficient and more environmentally friendly transport scheme remains small in the Baltic Sea region due to spatially scattered transport and a tradition of road transport. COMBINE aims to increase this share by improving the operation at terminals and reducing the costs of the last mile by introducing new solutions such as platooning, longer/heavier trucks, e-trucks, and LNG-trucks. (English)
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