Imagine a giant digital matchmaking app for shipping goods, but instead of just finding the cheapest route, it finds the cleanest one. It helps companies share data so they don't send half-empty trucks across borders and can track hidden pollution in their delivery chains. It's like a smart traffic controller for the entire European logistics network to cut waste.
Freight transport suffers from poor coordination and a lack of transparency regarding indirect (Scope 3) emissions. This fragmentation leads to wasted infrastructure capacity and high CO2 levels.
The Admiral marketplace, a digital platform for managing supply chain infrastructure and distributing sustainability-focused logistics software.
If you are a transport operator dealing with underutilized trucks and trains — this project developed a marketplace platform that enables better use of existing assets to decrease emissions by more than 20%.
If you are a distributor dealing with invisible Scope 3 emissions in your supply chain — this project developed a digital tool that improves transparency and visibility of emissions across different countries.
If you are a software developer dealing with fragmented B2B markets — this project developed an innovation platform that provides clear guidelines to integrate and distribute sustainability-focused services.
Based on available project data, specific pricing or implementation costs are not mentioned.
The project is piloting the marketplace in four specific corridors: Portugal-Spain, Slovenia-Croatia, Lithuania, and Finland to prove its scalability.
Based on available project data, the specific IP and licensing terms are not provided, though it functions as a channel for developers to distribute solutions.
Yes, it aligns with upcoming policy frameworks such as CountEmissionsEU to manage Scope 3 emissions.
It acts as a multimodal marketplace that connects buyers and supplier networks to share emission data and optimize infrastructure use.
The consortium is heavily industry-driven with a 67% industry ratio, comprising 14 industrial partners including 6 SMEs. This high level of commercial involvement, supported by 4 research centers and 2 universities across 9 countries, suggests the project is focused on practical market adoption rather than theoretical research.
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