• Genova

  • Genova

  • Smartweek 17/06/2014, Old Port Area, Genoa

  • Smartweek 17/06/2014, Old Port Area, Genoa

  • Ele.C.Tra Launching Event, 13/12/2013, Genova

  • Ele.C.Tra Launching Event, 13/12/2013, Genova

  • Firenze

  • Barcelona

  • Spanish Ele.C.Tra National Support Group, 02/04/14, RACC Headquarters, Barcelona

  • Sm@rtCEM & MOTIT meets Ele.C.Tra in Barcelona

  • Sm@rtCEM & MOTIT meets Ele.C.Tra in Barcelona

  • Sm@rtCEM & MOTIT meets Ele.C.Tra in Barcelona

  • Sm@rtCEM & MOTIT meets Ele.C.Tra in Barcelona

  • Suceava

  • Malta

  • Ele.C.Tra in MIEMA and University of Malta, 23/07/2014

  • Ele.C.Tra in MIEMA and University of Malta, 23/07/2014

  • East Attica

  • Greek National Support Group for electric & sustainable urban mobility, 17/07/2014, Pallini - East Attica

  • Greek National Support Group for electric & sustainable urban mobility, 17/07/2014, Pallini - East Attica

  • Murcia

  • Skopje

  • Electric mobility in Skopje, 10/04/2014, Skopje City Hall

  • Electric mobility in Skopje, 10/04/2014, Skopje City Hall

  • Electric mobility in Skopje, 10/04/2014, Skopje City Hall

  • Electro mobility - between wishes and possibilities, 02/06/2014, Skopje

  • Zagreb

  • Ele.C.Tra in 5th Zagreb Energy Week, May 2014

  • Lisbon

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Non-pilot City Plan for Malta

The deliverable is based on previous activities and provides information for every city to apply a similar system in every non-pilot area, as well as instructions on how to apply the system, when to begin non-pilot e-scooter systems e-light vehicle services promoted by EleCTra and who to involve in this activity in every local system.

You can download the full report of the city of Malta (13 pages) from the link below.

Attachments:
Download this file (IEE.12.041_EleCTra_D.6.6 Non-pilot City Plan_MIEMA.pdf)Non-pilot city plan for Malta [ ] 788 kB
 

Feasibility Study for Malta

This deliverable includes a short analysis, systematization of non-pilot cities peculiarities, based on analysis and model calibration. It also identifies local issues that could hinder the model implementation for every context involved, especially paying attention to the overview of the current issues for Ele.C.Tra. implementation and what has already been done (e.g. signed agreements and NSG contact lists).

You can download the full report of the city of Malta (37 pages) from the link below.

Attachments:
Download this file (IEE.12.041_EleCTra_D.6.5 Feasibility Study_MIEMA.pdf)Feasibility Study for Malta [ ] 999 kB
 

Best Practices

This document contents the results of the Best Practices review and exchange, to identify European best practices about sustainable mobility and in particular scooter sharing and electric vehicles sharing and pooling system.

You can download the full report (70 pages) from the link below.

Attachments:
Download this file (IEE.12.041_EleCTra_D.2.3_Best Practices Report.pdf)Best Practices [ ] 1989 kB
 

Current mobility and network of Malta

Current mobility and network of Malta, contents a summary about current demand flows, surveys results, infrastructural and transport services network for Malta, in consistence with the survey model and in order to highlight sustainable mobility issues and benefits.

Attachments:
Download this file (Current mobility and network of MIEMA.pdf)Current mobility and network of Malta [ ] 1583 kB