HORIZON 2020 The EU Framework Programme for Research and Innovation

Information day on: 'Smart, green and

integrated transport'

Brussels, 28 September 2016

#H2020TransportInfo

The Transport Work Programme 2017

#H2020TransportInfo

Transport main challenges

• GHG emissions – climate + health impacts

• Oil dependency - volatile oil prices

• Congestion – liveability of cities

• Infrastructure capacity vs mobility demand

• Urbanisation – role of public transport

• Demographic trends – ageing populations

• Global competition

Policy goals: efficiency and sustainability Contribute to EU Transport Policy goals and other priorities: Growth and Jobs, Energy Union, Digital Single Market, …

• Resource efficiency vs. climate change and oil dependency Transport accounts for 32% of all energy consumption

Boost alternative fuels and infrastructure • Curb noxious emissions, improve air quality

24% of CO2, 20% of GHG come from transport 400 000 premature deaths in EU, 1/5 due to transport

Achieve the 2030 energy-climate targets: GHG -40%, 27% renewables, 27% energy savings

• Network capacity and modal shift vs saturation and congestion Congestion costs: 1 to 2 % of GDP

30% of road freight > 300 km moving to rail/water by 2030 • Smart solutions for safety and security 26000 road fatalities/year Vision zero: ½ road fatalities by 2020 (vs 2010), towards none by 2050 • Fierce international competition

Expanding markets but shrinking market shares Innovate to preserve market-shares and jobs

and Support the Goals of European Strategy for Low Emission Mobility (COM(2016)501 F)

Low emission mobility: an essential component of the shift to the low-carbon, circular economy

• Optimising the transport system Digital mobility Fair and efficient pricing in road transport Multimodality • Moving Towards zero-emission Vehicles Fundamental changes to vehicle emissions' measurement were made Post-2020 strategy for cars and vans Post-2020 strategy for lorries, buses and coaches • Scaling up the use of low-emission alternative energy resources Legislation on renewable energy sources and methodology for fuel price comparison Remove obstacles to electro-mobility (esp. Lack of standardisation & interoperability) By Nov 2016, MS will report policy frameworks for rolling-out electric recharging points, natural gas filling stations(optionally; also hydrogen) • Enabling Environment Energy Union Strategy: linking transport & energy; Research, Innovation & competitiveness; Investments; Actions by cities; International actions (ICAO & IMO)

Objectives of Societal Challenge 4 'Smart, green and integrated Transport':

• Achieving a European transport system that is: • resilient • resource-efficient • climate and environmentally friendly • safe • seamless • competitive

…and that benefits citizens, economy and society

The Specific Programme Four lines of activities:

1. Resource efficient transport that respects the environment

2. Better mobility, less congestion, more safety and security

3. Global leadership for the European transport industry

4. Socio-economic and behavioural research and forward looking activities for policy making

…. Having complementarities with:

• Clean Sky 2 • SESAR • Shift2Rail • FCH2 • TEN-T and CEF

TEN-T / CEF Complementarity and synergies

• TEN-T "Guidelines" as policy basis, focussing action on multi-modal core network (completion target 2030) and on far-reaching standards to enable a smart, green and integrated transport system

• CEF as main TEN-T funding instrument 2014 – 2020, including a broad range of priorities to stimulate smart, green and integrated solutions

• Around Euro 260 million, for example, already allocated under the priority "Innovation" in two CEF calls; thereby mobilising a total investment of Euro 485 million

• Coordination of funding action under both CEF and Horizon 2020 is provided for in legislation and in implementation process

• European Co-ordinators' "Issues Papers" stimulating the generation of synergies along core network corridors

CEF: Upcoming calls 2016 Transport: Multiannual and Annual Calls for a total

indicative budget of 1,45 billion Euro

Synergy call: Transport and Energy

Indicative time table Transport Calls Publication of Calls 13 October 2016 Info Day 25 October 2016 Deadline for proposals' submission 7 February 2017

Indicative time table Synergy Call

Publication of Calls 28 September 2016 Info Day (virtual) 10 October 2016 Deadline for proposals' submission 13 December 2016

CEF Multi-Annual Work Programme

The Work Programme – General envelope (Euro 650 million) – concerns the following horizontal priorities: SESAR (EUR 300 million) ITS (EUR 120 million) Innovation (EUR 80 million) ERTMS (EUR 70 million), Core Network nodes (EUR 40 million) Motorways of the Sea (EUR 40 million)

For the Cohesion envelope (Euro 849,5 million), the Work Programme concerns infrastructure projects on the TEN-T Core Network in sustainable modes of transport as well as horizontal priorities

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