Welcome and opening speeches

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1st Session - Towards the new EU programming cycle. Electromobilty policies and planned investments.

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Moderator:

Alessandro Carollo – IDEA URBANA Engineering S.r.l. (Italy)
Introduction to the speeches

Speakers:

Roberta Lixia – Interreg MED 2014-2020 Joint Secretariat, Project officer (France)
The Interreg Euro-Med 2021-27 Programme - Future outlook

Rui Velasco Martins – European Platform on Mobility Management (Belgium)
EPOMM within the new transport policies - How can mobility management help to benefit from the pandemic and beyond?

Gerald Miklin – Amt der Kärntner Landesregierung / Regional Government of Carinthia (Austria)
Beyond the MED region. Policies and programs for electric transport and e-mobility in region of Carinthia.

2nd session - Electromobility carried out for logistic and freight transport. Opportunities and technical criticalities.

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Moderator:

Alexia Spyridonidou – Institute of Circular Economy and Climate Change of the EPLO, Business Development Manager (Greece)
Introduction to the speeches

Speakers:

Maria Crescimanno and Antonino Galati – University of Palermo (Italy), Professors in Agricultural Economics and Valuation
The feasibility of introducing Electric Freight transport in the short food supply chain: Opportunities and challenges

Raphael Rinaldi and Héloïse Delseny – Capenergies - Pôle de compétitivité (France)
Pilot case in Marseille and state of the art in the Region Sud in France

Rade Stanisic – Port of Bar (Montenegro), International project management unit
Electrification in sea ports

Coffee Break

3rd session - Regulation and planning as critical key of the electric transport development.

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Moderator:

Athanasios Chaldeakis – Peloponnese Region, EnerNETmob Lead partner Advisor
Introduction to the speeches

Speakers:

Panagiotis Mitropoulos – Region of Peloponnese (Greece) Peloponnese electromobility planning experience Orlando Paraíba – ENA - Agência de Energia e Ambiente da Arrábida (Portugal), Director
Challenges towards electromobility planning

Kenneth Spiteri Gili – Transport Malta – Maltese Government (Malta)
Policy Responses to COVID 19 in Transport

Vedran Kirincic – University of Rijeka (Croatia)
How the public transport and sharing mobility will evolve in coming years towards the concept of "Mobility As A Service": Croatian Experience

Closure of the conference

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Welcome and opening speeches

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1st Session - Towards the new EU programming cycle. Electromobilty policies and planned investments.

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Moderator:

Alessandro Carollo – IDEA URBANA Engineering S.r.l. (Italy)
Introduction to the speeches

Speakers:

Roberta Lixia – Interreg MED 2014-2020 Joint Secretariat, Project officer (France)
The Interreg Euro-Med 2021-27 Programme - Future outlook

Rui Velasco Martins – European Platform on Mobility Management (Belgium)
EPOMM within the new transport policies - How can mobility management help to benefit from the pandemic and beyond?

Gerald Miklin – Amt der Kärntner Landesregierung / Regional Government of Carinthia (Austria)
Beyond the MED region. Policies and programs for electric transport and e-mobility in region of Carinthia.

2nd session - Electromobility carried out for logistic and freight transport. Opportunities and technical criticalities.

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Moderator:

Alexia Spyridonidou – Institute of Circular Economy and Climate Change of the EPLO, Business Development Manager (Greece)
Introduction to the speeches

Speakers:

Maria Crescimanno and Antonino Galati – University of Palermo (Italy), Professors in Agricultural Economics and Valuation
The feasibility of introducing Electric Freight transport in the short food supply chain: Opportunities and challenges

Raphael Rinaldi and Héloïse Delseny – Capenergies - Pôle de compétitivité (France)
Pilot case in Marseille and state of the art in the Region Sud in France

Rade Stanisic – Port of Bar (Montenegro), International project management unit
Electrification in sea ports

Coffee Break

3rd session - Regulation and planning as critical key of the electric transport development.

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Moderator:

Athanasios Chaldeakis – Peloponnese Region, EnerNETmob Lead partner Advisor
Introduction to the speeches

Speakers:

Panagiotis Mitropoulos – Region of Peloponnese (Greece) Peloponnese electromobility planning experience Orlando Paraíba – ENA - Agência de Energia e Ambiente da Arrábida (Portugal), Director
Challenges towards electromobility planning

Kenneth Spiteri Gili – Transport Malta – Maltese Government (Malta)
Policy Responses to COVID 19 in Transport

Vedran Kirincic – University of Rijeka (Croatia)
How the public transport and sharing mobility will evolve in coming years towards the concept of "Mobility As A Service": Croatian Experience

Closure of the conference

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Greetings:

Giuseppe Cianciolo – Ragusa Free Municipal Consortium (Italy), EnerNETmob project manager

Alessandro Carollo – IDEA URBANA Engineering S.r.l. (Italy)