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The Roadmapper THE ROADMAPPER ROADMAPPER PROJECT KICK-OFF Välkomna! Welcome! Vi börjar kl 13:00 We start at 13:00 The Roadmapper - a navigator for regional transport transition [beslutsstöd för en hållbar transportomställning] “Helping planners navigating through short term crises to fossil free and sustainable regional transports” THE ROADMAPPER THE ROADMAPPER Roadmapper Open Session Agenda 13.00 – 14.00: Open Session for All [Öppen frågestund-för alla] • 13.00 Introduction, Henrik Ny • 13.15 Inspiration Lecture from School of Business and Economics at the Linnaeus University [Inspirationsföreläsning från Institutionen för organisation och entreprenörskap vid Linnéuniversitetet], Stefan Gössling • 13.30 Questions and Answers [Frågor och svar], Henrik Ny • 14.00 Close [Avslutning] THE ROADMAPPER THE ROADMAPPER Introduction to the Roadmapper • Henrik Ny THE ROADMAPPER THE ROADMAPPER The Aim “Helping planners navigating through short term crises to fossil free and sustainable regional transports” THE ROADMAPPER THE ROADMAPPER The Aim Deliverables “Helping planners navigating through short term The web-based Roadmapper tool and an crises to fossil free and sustainable regional exhibition transports” Synched transport transition roadmaps Regional collaboration THE ROADMAPPER THE ROADMAPPER The ABCD Planning Process THE ROADMAPPER THE ROADMAPPER Work Packages (WPs) Interfaces and Pedagogy for the Roadmapper Project Management, communication and exploitation THE ROADMAPPER THE ROADMAPPER Project Organization WP0. Project Management Team Energy Agency Support – Project Project Leader Coordinator (BTH) and Roles (To be recruited) Reference Groups Expert Reference Group Support - Economist (BTH) Company Reference Group National Authorities Reference Group Core Research team Public Partners Team (Civil Servants Group of Climate WP1. Vision Cooperation Blekinge) WP2. Mobility County Admin Board, Region Blekinge, WP3. Freight Energy Agency Southeast, WP4. Synching Roadmaps Karlskrona Municipality, Ronneby Municipality, WWP5.P5. L earning Environm., Karlshamn Municipality, Interface/DissePedagogymination Olofström Municipality, Sölvesborg Municipality THE ROADMAPPER THE ROADMAPPER Partner Organizations THE ROADMAPPER THE ROADMAPPER Pre-Study Results The Southeast Link Report A Preliminary Model https://exchange.iseesystems.com/public/henrikny/henrik- ny/index.html#page1 THE ROADMAPPER THE ROADMAPPER to Jönköping/Stockholm/Umeå to Gothenburg/China P M r e es ta se l P d The Southeast Link Report ar ts Task: Sustainable Transitions to Fossil Free Freight along the Southeast Link Alvesta Volvo Cars in Olofström as a Case Three Parts: 1. Modal Shift Study Älmhult Southeast 2. Fuel Shift Study Link 3. Logistics Improvements Study Olofström t Karlshamn l e a Raw mtrls e t h e Harbor Hässleholm S M Furniture to IKEA, Älmhult s d t e r Helsingborg s a s P e Bromölla r l a Sölvesborg P t Pressed Metal Parts from Volvo, Olofström e M Harbor Sheet Metal Timber from Vida, Alvesta to Volvo, Olofström to Malmö/Gent THE ROADMAPPER THE ROADMAPPER Transport Emissions to Physical Social Costs Solution Nature Destruction Barriers The Southeast Link Report (SP1,2) of Nature (HP4-8) (SP3) 2020. Starting Point Diesel CO2,Nox,etc Diesel supply Unhealth, Hidden (truck, train) chain resource conflict env. costs Electricity Green (train) electricity Unacceptable Risky Acceptable THE ROADMAPPER THE ROADMAPPER Transport Emissions to Physical Social Costs Solution Nature Destruction Barriers The Southeast Link Report (SP1,2) of Nature (HP4-8) (SP3) 2021. First Changes Diesel CO2,NOx,etc Diesel supply Unhealth, Hidden (truck, train) chain resource conflict env. costs FAME biodiesel CO2 NOx, Farming (truck, train) etc. HVO biodiesel CO2 NOx, Palm Oil Resource Shortage (truck, train) etNOc. conflict Electricity (train) Unacceptable Risky Acceptable THE ROADMAPPER THE ROADMAPPER Transport Emissions to Physical Social Costs Solution Nature Destruction Barriers (SP1,2) of Nature (HP4-8) The Southeast Link Report (SP3) Diesel CO2,NOx,et Diesel supply Unhealth, Hidden env. 2025. Half-Way to Fossil Free (truck, train) c chain Resource conflict costs FAME biodiesel CO2 Nox, Farming (truck, train) etc HVO biodiesel CO2 Nox, Palm Oil Resource conflict Shortage (truck, train) etNOc Biogas CO2 CH4, Farming (truck, train) etc Etanol diesel CO2 Nox, Farming Converting (truck) etc Electr.(Fuel Cell) Metal (truck, train) shortage? Electr.(battery) Cobolt mines, Metal (truck, train) Resource conflict shortage? Electricity (train) THE ROADMAPPER THE ROADMAPPER Transport Emissions to Physical Social Costs The Southeast Link Report Solution Nature Destruction Barriers (SP1,2) of Nature (HP4-8) (SP3) 2030+. Arrival at Fossil Free Biogas CO2 NOx, Farming (truck, train) etc. Electr.(Fuel Cell) Metal (truck, train) shortage? Electr.(battery) Cobolt mines, Metal (truck, train) Resource conflict shortage? Electricity (train) Unacceptable Risky Acceptable THE ROADMAPPER THE ROADMAPPER Roadmapper Open Session Agenda 13.00 – 14.00: Open Session for All [Öppen frågestund-för alla] • 13.00 Introduction, Henrik Ny • 13.15 Inspiration Lecture from School of Business and Economics at the Linnaeus University [Inspirationsföreläsning från Institutionen för organisation och entreprenörskap vid Linnéuniversitetet], Stefan Gössling • 13.30 Questions and Answers [Frågor och svar], Henrik Ny • 14.00 Close [Avslutning] THE ROADMAPPER THE ROADMAPPER Roadmapper Open Session Agenda 13.00 – 14.00: Open Session for All [Öppen frågestund-för alla] • 13.00 Introduction, Henrik Ny • 13.15 Inspiration Lecture from School of Business and Economics at the Linnaeus University [Inspirationsföreläsning från Institutionen för organisation och entreprenörskap vid Linnéuniversitetet], Stefan Gössling • 13.30 Questions and Answers [Frågor och svar], Henrik Ny • 14.00 Close [Avslutning] THE ROADMAPPER THE ROADMAPPER Roadmapper Open Session Agenda 13.00 – 14.00: Open Session for All [Öppen frågestund-för alla] • 13.00 Introduction, Henrik Ny • 13.15 Inspiration Lecture from School of Business and Economics at the Linnaeus University [Inspirationsföreläsning från Institutionen för organisation och entreprenörskap vid Linnéuniversitetet], Stefan Gössling • 13.30 Questions and Answers [Frågor och svar], Henrik Ny • 14.00 Close [Avslutning].
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