Imagine the 'in-between' zones where the city ends and the countryside begins. These areas usually rely too much on cars and old energy systems. This effort creates a toolkit of smart transport, green power, and waste-recycling systems to make these zones breathe easier and run cleaner.
Peri-urban areas suffer from high car dependency, inefficient energy systems, and industrial GHG emissions. These zones lack the integrated planning and digital tools needed to reach climate neutrality.
A suite of innovations called periInnovations, including mobility services, energy charging hubs, urban mining tools, and AI-based data warehouses for urban digital twins.
If you are a MaaS provider dealing with high car dependency in outskirts — this project developed periMOBILITY that reduces car reliance through multimodality and active transport. This allows you to expand service reach into 9 diverse Living Labs.
If you are an energy operator dealing with inefficient power distribution in peri-urban zones — this project developed periENERGY which focuses on renewable local energy communities and charging hubs. This helps you optimize energy demand and sustainable sourcing.
If you are a waste management firm dealing with industrial GHG emissions — this project developed periINDUSTRY focusing on urban mining and circular economy. This enables you to implement local green deals and improve industrial efficiency.
Based on available project data, specific pricing or cost structures for the periInnovations suite are not provided.
The project tests solutions in 9 diverse Living Labs across Europe, suggesting a design intended for scaling across different peri-urban environments.
Based on available project data, there is no specific information regarding the IP or licensing terms for the developed technologies.
The project aligns with the Green Deal and Mission Climate-Neutral objectives to achieve climate neutrality by 2030.
The periGOVERNANCE group develops digital twins for functional urban areas and an AI-based data warehouse to support decision-making.
The project features a strong commercial orientation with 15 industry partners, representing a 42% industry ratio. With 8 SMEs and a broad geographic spread across 12 countries, the consortium is well-positioned to validate solutions across diverse European regulatory and economic landscapes.
Contact the European Road Transport Telematics Implementation Coordination Organisation (ITS & Services Europe) in Belgium.
Contact SciTransfer to identify specific periInnovations for your regional deployment.
