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InLog – Innovative logistics concepts for increased coastal and inland shipping
How can innovative logistics concepts for increased inland and coastal shipping be developed? This has been in focus for the recently completed research project InLog, a collaborative project between SSPA and the University of Gothenburg, with industrial participation from Avatar Logistics and Seadvise.
- To accelerate the desirable modal shift from land to sea transport, we need to look beyond today's limitations in business models, regulations, freight flow, and ship concepts, says Vendela Santén, project manager at SSPA. Among other things, a concept for an electric container vessel has been developed within the framework of this project.
InLog – Innovative logistics concepts for increased coastal and inland shipping
How can innovative logistics concepts for increased inland and coastal shipping be developed? This has been in focus for the recently completed research project InLog, a collaborative project between SSPA and the University of Gothenburg, with industrial participation from Avatar Logistics and Seadvise.
- To accelerate the desirable modal shift from land to sea transport, we need to look beyond today's limitations in business models, regulations, freight flow, and ship concepts, says Vendela Santén, project manager at SSPA. Among other things, a concept for an electric container vessel has been developed within the framework of this project.