On 27 May, the final event of the student design workshops accompanying the activities of the Gdańsk City Architect’s Office as part of MOBILITIES FOR EU took place. Students of spatial management, architecture, economics and transport of Tri-City universities, gathered in interdisciplinary teams, were looking for an answer to the question of how to improve the urban space of the emerging and rapidly changing Nowa…

From 20-22 May 2026, the MOBILITIES FOR EU consortium gathered in Dresden, Germany, for its latest General Assembly, bringing together project partners from across Europe for several days of collaboration, exchange, and hands-on demonstrations of innovative mobility solutions shaping the cities of tomorrow. Hosted by the Lead City Dresden, the meeting combined strategic project discussions…

Our Lead City Dresden recently hosted an information event and guided tour at the Heinz-Steyer-Stadium, highlighting innovative approaches to sustainable energy use and smart mobility within the Sportpark Ostra. Participants first received an introduction to the technical aspects of the stadium’s photovoltaic (PV) system and the overall energy balance of the sports park. The event…

The concept behind one of our Lead City Dresden’s pilots is now publicly available: the mobile charging robot developed by Volkswagen. This release marks an important step in sharing insights from real-world testing and advancing scalable solutions for zero-emission urban mobility. Designed to make electric vehicle charging more flexible and accessible, the mobile charging robot…

We are proud to celebrate an important achievement by our Replication City Sarajevo, which has officially received the EU Mission Label for Climate-Neutral and Smart Cities. The recognition was awarded during the conference “From Commitment to Climate Neutrality: Sarajevo 2030”, held on Earth Day and bringing together representatives from Sarajevo, East Sarajevo and Sarajevo Canton,…

On 7 May 2026, the third MOBILITIES Meet-Up brought together researchers, practitioners and public stakeholders to explore how data spaces can unlock new value for mobility innovation. Hosted by We Right Click and CARNET, the session focused on “From Data to Public Value: Unlocking Data Spaces for Mobility Innovation.” Part of the MOBILITIES FOR EU capacity-building programme, the event highlighted…

The City of Dresden is continuing to explore innovative and sustainable urban technologies within MOBILITIES FOR EU. As part of the city’s smart mobility and automation activities, two autonomous service robots have now been introduced at the Sportpark Ostra. An autonomous cleaning robot is already in operation at the Heinz-Steyer-Stadion, a major athletics and sports…

How can cities successfully combine sustainability, digitalisation, and citizen-focused mobility? In a recent episode of the German Future4Public podcast, our partner Frances Weiß from the city Dresden shared how MOBILITIES FOR EU is helping Dresden answer exactly that question. Representing one of our Lead Cities, Frances provided an engaging overview of Dresden’s innovative activities in…

The MOBILITIES FOR EU project hosted its second Mobility Meet Up, bringing together participants from cities across Europe for a 90-minute online session on “Funding Pathways: From Pilot to Scalable Investment for Urban Mobility Solutions. Organised by We Right Click and the International Road Federation (IRF), the session tackled one of the most persistent challenges…

MOBILITIES FOR EU partner EMT attended the Eurocities Mobility Forum 2026, held in Rome from 18 to 20 March, reinforcing its role in advancing sustainable and innovative urban mobility across Europe. During the forum, EMT participated in the workshop “Stakeholder engagement for data-based inclusive mobility planning”, where cities including Antwerp, Florence and Gothenburg exchanged experiences…