Rupprecht Consult participates in the SCALE project which started on 1 June 2022 as part of the Horizon Europe Research and Innovation Programme in support of the European Union’s Green Deal and aligned with the vision of 2Zero Partnership. SCALE aims to explore and test smart EV charging and Vehicle-2-Everything (V2X) solutions across different vehicle segments and use cases. This will shape a new energy eco-system wherein the potential of energy storage that EV batteries offer, will be harnessed for the first time at "Scale".
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We will present how our results can support local authorities, public transport authorities and operators to make public transport infrastructure more energy-efficient, and to raise the share of green energy in the local public transport system.
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Join us online on June 14 where the EfficienCE partners present the pilot technologies tested in the project and learn about their experiences in demonstrating recovery of braking energy, stabilization of trolleybus-grid via buffer storage station, e-fast-chargers and the implementation of photovoltaic plants within the EfficienCE project.
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German Online Regulars' table on June 8th, 2022
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Want to learn about the Wiener Linien photovoltaic plant on the Ottakring metro station roof? Join us and ask your questions at our online event!
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Want to learn about how to make public transport infrastructure more energy-efficient?
Read moreAn article has just appeared in this journal authored by 3 ReVeAL partners
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Sign up now for our upcoming Workshop on May 20th.
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In the framework of the Dynaxability4CE project, in which dialogues on SUMP are initiated on a multi-regional level in different EU countries, we organise an online workshop in May 2022.
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This exchange session is organised in the scope of the 2nd SOLUTIONPlus global e-learning programme course on “Electrification of buses and integration in cities’ public transport systems”.
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On May 4, most team members gathered for a hike in beautiful weather conditions.
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Sounak graduated from West Bengal University of Technology (IND) in Civil engineering before acquiring a professional experience of 6 years working in different capacities in the fields of Construction and Project management. He then successfully completed his Masters in Infrastructure Planning from the University of Stuttgart in 2021 specialising his master thesis in the Capacity Analysis for mixed traffic with automated vehicles at Expressway intersections. He also gained relevant professional experience in the field of Project management working as an intern for Deutsche Bahn in the Project Stuttgart 21. His interests and passion for sustainable and innovative transport development have led him to join Rupprecht, as a trainee in 2022 in the Collective and Intelligent Mobility team.
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Rupprecht Consult is proud to have been a former or current project partner for 65 of the Mission Cities
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Rupprecht Consult collaborated with the German-speaking CIVINET to organise a webinar on sustainable urban mobility planning in the neighborhood context, with a co-creative approach.
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Contracted by the Joint Spatial Planning Department Berlin-Brandenburg, Rupprecht Consult supported the development of a proposal entitled "Empowering H2-ready regions in Central Europe" for the Interreg Central Europe programme
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The CIVINET DSR member "Deutsche Verband für Wohnungswesen, Städtebau und Raumordnung e. V." is organising an online workshop on SUMP as an instrument of spatial planning, which will take place entirely in German.
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On 06 of April, we brought together EIB, researchers and city governments to exchange on their experiences with urban climate mitigation measures, how to evaluate and monitor them.
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On March 29th the first two units of the EfficienCE e-course went online.
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Fulvio Testaverde joins the team
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Essential results of the SUNRISE project (2017-2021) were presented by Ralf Brand at the H2020RTR21 conference in Brussels. These findings contain important conclusions (and manage expectations) for working at the neighbourhood level in a co-creative way towards tangible improvements of people's mobility situation.
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