Development of low carbon and smart sustainable mobility solutions for rural communities

Professor David Gray david.gray@rgu.ac.uk
Professor

E-Logistics in NSR Harbour Cities Nov 1, 2010 - Jun 1, 2013
E-Harbours aims to create a lasting change towards sustainable energy logistics for north sea region harbour cities. It will set innovative energy standards to create a transformation of the energy network in harbour areas. Show cases will provide ex... Read More about E-Logistics in NSR Harbour Cities.

Risk based consenting of offshore renewable energy Feb 1, 2015 - Jul 31, 2016
At a global level, there is an urgent need to develop competitive low carbon energy to meet increasing energy demand whilst reducing the impact of anthropogenic driven climate change.

Offshore renewable energy (defined as offshore wind, wave and... Read More about Risk based consenting of offshore renewable energy.

E-Logistics in NSR Harbour Cities Mar 1, 2012 - Jun 1, 2013
E-Harbours aims to create a lasting change towards sustainable energy logistics for north sea region harbour cities. It will set innovative energy standards to create a transformation of the energy network in harbour areas. Show cases will provide ex... Read More about E-Logistics in NSR Harbour Cities.

Carbon responsible transport strategies for the North Sea Area + Sep 1, 2013 - Mar 1, 2015
The approach of the project will reflect several European policy areas – from health aspects, clean air and noise abatement, energy supply and fuel policy and the transport sector with its White Paper and Action Plan on Urban Mobility.

The project... Read More about Carbon responsible transport strategies for the North Sea Area +.

E-Logistics in NSR harbour cities Sep 1, 2010 - Jun 1, 2013
E-Harbours aims to create a lasting change towards sustainable energy logistics for north sea region harbour cities. It will set innovative energy standards to create a transformation of the energy network in harbour areas. Show cases will provide ex... Read More about E-Logistics in NSR harbour cities.