Advanced multimodal marketplace for low emission and energy transportation

Climate, Energy & MobilityHORIZON-IAID: 101104163
EC Contribution
€72,944
Consortium Size
21 orgs
Start Year
2023
Summary

Freight transportation is responsible for large share of total GHG emissions in Europe. So far, majority of companies have concentrated on their primary emissions and those caused by their energy use, while indirect emissions from e.g. logistics services have received limited attention. It is obvious that a systemic socio-technical change is vital. The business models for sustainable sourcing and offering multimodal low-emission transport chains are missing. ADMIRAL project aims to have a systemic socio-technical approach. The vision of ADMIRAL is to change the mindset to take the emission level minimization as the main target by providing tools for companies. The main result is the Admiral marketplace, which manages the whole supply chain infrastructure and related emissions. It also works as a channel for developers to distribute innovative and sustainability-focused solutions in EU. The marketplace will be demonstrated and piloted by ADMIRAL partners in 4 pilots: Portugal-Spain, Slovenia-Croatia, Lithuania and Finland. ADMIRAL is focusing on the following objectives: 1) Evolve seamless operation within supply chains; 2) Enable better utilization of current assets and infrastructure to decrease emissions; 3) Embrace systemic change towards sustainability with sustainable sourcing; 4) Develop and pilot solutions that have altogether energy and emission reduction potential. The marketplace will also work as an innovation platform for new services, as software and solution developers have clear guidelines to include the invented services to be available in the platform. The marketplace will improve the value of the B2B logistic platforms. The B2C platforms are dominated by non-EU companies, e.g. Google, but the dominance for B2B platforms is yet to be determined. ADMIRAL will make contributions to the expected outcomes and impacts of the work programme e.g. by aiming to reduce emissions more than 20% and improving transparency and resilience.

Consortium (21)

Project Results (15)

Source: CORDIS, the EU research results database.

Publications (8)
Service Designing Transitions to More Sustainable Supply Chains: A Systematic Literature Review through the Lens of Systemic Design Approach
Journal of Sustainability Research· 2025DOI
Mari Suoheimo; Stefan Walter; Hermanni Backer; Sari Kotaniemi; Harri Pyykkö
The Opportunities of Using a Logistics Service Marketplace to Decrease Emissions of Transport and Logistics Industry
Lecture Notes in Mobility, Transport Transitions: Advancing Sustainable and Inclusive Mobility· 2025DOI
Markku Mikkola, Jukka Kääriäinen, Ville Hinkka, Harri Pyykkö, Emma Mulhern, Simo Salminen
ADMIRAL's Multimodal Digital Marketplace in the Logistics Industry: Addressing Corporate Sustainable Development Reporting Directive (CSRD)
ICTS 2024· 2024DOI
Blaž, Luin; Bajec, Patricija; Lorenčič, Vivien; Zanne, Marina; Tuljak-Suban, Danijela;Twrdy, Elen
Benchmarking Approach to Support Technology Investment Decisions: A Study of Technology Implementation in Last-mile Distribution
International Journal of Technology· 2024DOI
Harri Pyykkö, Arttu Lauhkonen, Ville Hinkka, Hannu Karvonen, Pekka Leviäkangas
Drivers and barriers for achieving green benefits in digital logistics platforms
NOFOMA 2024· 2024DOI
Markuceviciute-Vincke, Ieva et al.
ENHANCED CROSS-SECTORAL COLLABORATION AS AN ENABLER OF SUPPLY CHAIN DECARBONISATION
ACTA UNIVERSITATIS LAPPEENRANTAENSIS 1163· 2024
Pyykkö, Harri
Towards multimodal marketplace platform for SCOPE 3 emission-aware logistics – designing ADMIRAL marketplace
HICL 2024· 2024DOI
Jukka Kääriäinen et al.
Using dynamic knowledge graphs to detect emerging communities of knowledge
Knowledge-Based Systems· 2024DOI
Joao T. Aparicio, Elisabete Arsenio, Francisco Santos, Rui Henriques
Deliverables (6)
Other Results (1)
Periodic Reporting for period 1 - ADMIRAL (Advanced multimodal marketplace for low emission and energy transportation)