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SUMP Foshan Pilot Area Implementation – Stakeholder Discussion on Key Measures

30. June 2022

News, Sino-German Cooperation on Low Carbon Transport, Urban & Rural Transport

In addition to the city-wide measures developed as part of the SUMP for Foshan, experts from CSTC following the examination of local challenges, needs, and opportunities drafted measures for the pilot area. The suggested measures are in line with Foshan’s own ambitions and key plans for boosting green mobility in the city and tackling growing city-wide transport challenges, such as high car-dependency, congestion, and insufficient connectivity of the public transport and active mobility networks.

Interim Workshop – Establishing an Active Mobility Friendly City Indicator Framework for Chinese Cities

30. June 2022

News, Sino-German Cooperation on Low Carbon Transport, Urban & Rural Transport

Carbon Transport (CLCT) , China Academy of Transportation Sciences (CATS) of the Ministry of Transport of the People’s Republic of China (MoT) and SinoCarbon. This workshop aims at presenting the interim output of the study, collect expert feedback, and discuss the challenges and solutions in promoting active mobility in China with different stakeholders.

Developing Smart Logistics for Sustainable Transport

27. June 2022

Freight & Logistics, Future Trends, News

This study focusses on the smart logistics’ influence on sustainable and low carbon development, differences as well as similarities in the understanding and application of smart logistics in China and Germany are presented. Based upon this research, a common understanding of smart logistics is proposed, and an analysis of key driving factors and future development trends of smart logistics applications in China and Germany is provided. Finally, recommendations for the further and effective development and implementation of smart logistics are put forward based on the findings of this study.

High-Speed Railway Development for a Sustainable Transport Transition

23. June 2022

News, Sino-German Cooperation on Mobility and Fuels (MFS) as a Contribution to the Mobility and Transport Transition, Urban & Rural Transport

Transport and Climate Change Week 2022: Insights & Experience from China Shared at Global Sustainable Transport Conference

31. May 2022

Electro-Mobility & Alternative Fuels, Freight & Logistics, Future Trends, NDC Transport Intiative for Asia, News, Sino-German Cooperation on Low Carbon Transport, Transport Policies, Urban & Rural Transport

The 5th Transport and Climate Change Week (TCCW) took place between 9th and 13th May, 2022. It is an international conference focused on knowledge-sharing and peer-to-peer exchange on the challenges and best practices for achieving sustainability goals and decarbonisation in the transport sector. Around 1,500 experts and decision-makers from around the world joined the week-long conference through its online platform, where they could follow and engage with the events, as well as connect in online networking spaces.

Insights from China: How can we decarbonise the transport sector?

18. May 2022

Future Trends, News, Sino-German Cooperation on Low Carbon Transport

During the global online conference Transport and Climate Change Week 2022, the Sino-German Cooperation on Low Carbon Transport (CLCT) project was pleased to invite Mr Xu Honglei, vice president at the Transport Planning and Research Institute (TPRI) of the Ministry of Transport of the People's Republic of China, to share insights on the key challenges and ongoing efforts in decarbonising China’s transport sector, and the steps needed to stimulate its green development.

From ‘Mobility-on-demand’ to ‘Mobility-as-a Service’: Promoting China’s Transition Towards Sustainable Transport Integration

30. April 2022

Future Trends, News, Sino-German Cooperation on Low Carbon Transport, Urban & Rural Transport

The MaaS study first analyzes the definition and global practices of MaaS. Then it depicts the current landscape, stakeholders, and barriers for China’s MoD services. With field investigations in Beijing, the Guangdong-Hongkong-Macau Greater Bay Area, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, and Foshan, local trails of MaaS cases in China were made. Based on the assessment of key components towards MaaS, the study provided policy recommendations for the further integration of MoD and the development of a Chinese MaaS ecosystem to the MoT.