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Category Archives: Freight Transport
More effective harbours with the MODIG project
Is it possible to reduce energy use, lower costs and raise quality when road transports, rail transports and maritime transports converge in ports? And also do all of this at the same time? This is what researchers and doctoral students in the project MODIG are hoping to find out.
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Posted in Freight Transport, Policy and Planning, Shipping
Tagged harbour, MODIG
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Parcel lockers reduce car use related to pick-up of goods
Package lockers provide more climate-friendly distribution than home delivery and pick-up in stores and kiosks.
This is one of the main findings in a new TØI-report where researchers have investigated the use of parcel lockers at pick-up points in neighborhoods in Oslo, Bærum, Asker and...
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Tagged freight transport, logistics
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Norwegian online shoppers positive to environmentally friendly home delivery
Norwegian customers want and are willing to pay for environmentally friendly home delivery, but not if the price or delivery time increase.
These are some of the major findings in a new report from the Institute of Transport Economics.
The increasing trend of online shopping in Norway has...
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Posted in Economics, Freight Transport
Tagged climate, consumer, cycling, delivery, eco-friendly, energy-efficient, home delivery, transport
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Nordic cooperation for increased circularity of textiles
The textile industry is one of the most polluted industries in the world and is estimated to account for ten percent of global carbon dioxide emissions. Despite this, clothes and home textiles are not handled according to the waste hierarchy, where priority should be given to prevent generation of...
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Posted in Environment and Climate, Freight Transport
Tagged logistics, Nordic Innovation, SATIN
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Major challenges for international freight transport during the pandemic
Reduced capacity, major delays and cost increases for international freight transport, but little change in transport volumes related to Norwegian foreign trade.
This is the main findings in one of two new TØI reports which examines how the Corona pandemic affected freight transport in Norway...
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Posted in Flight, Freight Transport, Railways, Shipping
Tagged air transport, capacity, costs, Covid-19, delay, freight transport, maritime shipping, pandemic, rail transport, road transport, sea transport
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Impact of ‘Fit for 55’ on maritime transport costs
The National Institute for Economic Research has given VTI the assignment of estimating the impact of Fit for 55 (the EU's climate policy package) on shipping. The project includes Senior Analyst Inge Vierth, Researcher Axel Merkel, Analyst Joar Lind and research assistants Karin Ek and Emma...
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Posted in Environment and Climate, Freight Transport, Shipping
Tagged climate policy, legislation, maritime shipping, maritime transport, shipping
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A combined mobility sector meets in Oslo at the Mobility 2023 conference
On 27 and 28 March 2023, a combined mobility sector is organizing Norway's largest research-based conference on transport and mobility in Oslo.
We live in a time of tough climate targets, energy challenges and an ongoing war in Europe, which largely affect the transport sector. Changes and new...
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Posted in Conference, Freight Transport, Passenger Transport
Tagged city transport, conference, logistics, micromobility, mobility
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Knowledge gaps and new Big Data innovation sources in freight and logistics
The freight and logistics sector experiences a period of great transformation as new technological options such as zero emission vehicles become reality and the digitalization of services proceeds. Proper policies are required to guide and support the transition in an optimal manner. Two reports...
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Posted in Freight Transport
Tagged analysis methods, big data, data analytics, freight transport, logistics
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Increased circularity of masses is possible thanks to sea transports
Posted in Freight Transport, Shipping
Tagged circularity, clay masses, excavated materials, freight transport, sea transport
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Research on rail transport at VTI
VTI strives to increase research in the field of rail transport, and currently it has about twenty people working in this area. Together they represent a broad and deep competence base with an interdisciplinary approach. Peter Torstensson, acting Director of Research at VTI and a docent at...
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Posted in Freight Transport, Passenger Transport, Simulation, Vehicles
Tagged rail transport, railway, train, train simulators
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