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Emisia conducted a thorough research on non-tailpipe emissions from road traffic for Flemish policy. The study involved the collection of current data from various sources, identifying gaps, and finding ways to bridge them through quantifying emission factors per source (brake, tire, road), and determining particle size, primarily focusing on PM10 and PM2.5. The study also evaluated the impact of parameters that affect non-exhaust emissions, their chemical composition, and the effectiveness of potential measures in consideration of the proposed Euro 7 limits. (more…)

The #1 episode of MobiSpaces Podcast Series is out now!

The first episode is an interview with Christos Doulkeridis who is an associate professor at the University of Piraeus in Greece and Technical Coordinator of the MobiSpaces Horizon Project. He is interviewed by Joanne Ahern about the aim of the MobiSpaces Project to deliver a #mobilityaware and mobility-optimized #datagovernance platform to utilize the outcomes of AI-based mobility analytics and optimize the complete “Data Path”.

Tune in now: https://mobispaces.eu/podcast

What does innovation mean in Northern Greece today?
Which sectors of the economy does it affect?
Which bodies support the effort of groups and businesses to innovate?
What other help is provided?
What are the opportunities and challenges created by the pandemic in Northern Greece?
Questions that will be answered at the two-day conference "Innovation in Northern Greece and organizations that support it 4.0".
The co-founder and Managing Director of Emisia, Giorgos Melios, will speak at the conference on Friday, May 5 at 17:00 about the spin-off companies in Northern Greece!

The report “Fuel quality monitoring in the EU in 2021” was prepared for the European Environment Agency (EEA) by EMISIA, a member of the European Topic Centre on Climate change mitigation (ETC/CM). (more…)

We are delighted to share that we've successfully assisted fleetenergies™ in becoming accredited by the Smart Freight Centre! This important milestone allows them to provide real-world CO2e emission measurements for freight and logistics operations, all by following the reputable #GLECFramework methodology.
This accreditation not only highlights FleetEnergies' commitment to sustainability but also represents a substantial contribution to the industry's push for greener solutions. We are proud to be partnering with forward-thinking companies like FleetEnergies which prioritize environmental responsibility. (more…)

As a part of the LENS project, we created an online questionnaire to determine the modifications that users make to motorcycles and other L-category vehicles (tricycles, ATVs, mini-cars) in Europe. We would like to invite those of you who have motorcycles with one or more modifications to participate in our survey! The questionnaire is completely anonymous, will take no more than 5-10 minutes to complete, and will remain open until 31/05.

👉 Check it out here.

A new version of COPERT (v5.6.5) has been officially released today.

The COPERT v5.6.5 corrects the bug in the calculation of cold emissions

Emisia participates in the Smart Mobility and Logistics Solutions Cluster. Emisia, in collaboration with Exothermia, aims to develop a new decision-making tool for estimating the energy and environmental benefits of fleet electrification. It combines the emissions/energy calculation expertise of Emisia, with the battery modelling experience of Exothermia. (more…)

EMISIA will participate in the kick off meeting of the VERA project, taking place in Thessaloniki on 25-26 January 2023.

VERA is a project funded by Horizon Europe, with the main objective of developing, demonstrating and optimizing retrofit solutions for road vehicles and metro/rail applications, aiming to achieve maximum emission reduction and ensuring adaptability and low cost.

We are looking forward to a successful project, and to working with our partners to make transport cleaner and more sustainable.

For more information about the project, click here.

The project entitled “Study on New Mobility Patterns in European Cities” funded by the EC DG MOVE has successfully come to an end after 3 years in December 2022. EMISIA participated in this project by developing a consistent road transport dataset for quantitative analysis.

Key findings of the study are available here.

More information on the study is available here.

The final report of the transport dataset is available here. (more…)