STEER 2007- 2013 Promoting energy efficiency and the use of new and renewable energy sources in transport An overview Olav LUYCKX and Enrico GASPARI EASME Unit B.1. H2020 Energy
STEER 2007-2013
Promoting energy efficiency and the use of new and renewable energy sources in transport
An overviewOlav LUYCKX and Enrico GASPARI
EASME Unit B.1. H2020 Energy
Table of contents
1. Policy background and programme framework
2. Programme at glance
3. Programme legacy
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Energy policy background
• EU2020 Strategyo Reduce GHG emissions by 20% by 2020 compared to
1990 levels;o Reduce global primary energy use by 20% by 2020; o Binding target of increasing renewable energy in the
EU's final energy mix from 8,5% (2005) to 20% by 2020 (10% in transport sector).
• Energy Efficiency Directive – 2012/27/EU• A 2030 framework for climate and energy
policies – Green paper COM(2013) 169• Policy framework for climate and energy
2020 to 2030 – COM(2014) 15 • European Energy Security Strategy –
COM(2014) 330
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Transport policy background
• Urban Mobility Package (Dec. 2013)o Essentially CO2-free city logistics in major urban centres by 2030 o Urban vehicle access regulations can help optimise urban access,
improve air quality and contribute to the goal of phasing out conventionally fuelled cars in cities by 2050"
• White paper on transport – COM (2011) 144o Halve the use of conventionally-fuelled cars in urban transport by
2030;o Phase conventionally-fuelled cars out in cities by 2050;o Achieve an essentially CO2-free logistics in major urban centres by
2030.
• Clean Power for Transport Packageo Directive on the deployment of alternative fuels infrastructure
(COM(2013) 18): targets per MS on minimal number of recharging points for EV put in place (Annex II) + 10% publicly accessible
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Programme framework
The Intelligent Energy Europe (IIE) Programme invests €730 million in the 2007-2013 period to encourage the uptake of proven intelligent energy solutions.
Its field of actions comprises:o Energy efficiency and the rational use of energy (SAVE)o New and renewable resources (ALTENER)o Energy in transport (STEER)o Integrated initiatives
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Allocation of funding per specific programme (calls 2007-2012)
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21%
30%
33%
16%
Integrated initiativesALTENERSAVESTEER
Key actions of STEER
• Clean and energy efficient vehicles and fleets & alternative fuels
• Energy-efficient transport• Capacity building in transport for existing local
and regional agencies
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Programme Initiatives
• Eltis - the urban mobility observatoryo European Commission's online portal on urban mobility.
It facilitates the exchange of information, knowledge and experiences in the field of urban mobility in Europe.
• European Platform on Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans (SUMPs)o supports the further development of the SUMP concept;
provides information; supports coordination and cooperation across EU-supported actions.
• The Clean Vehicle Portalo a web-database with detailed information about clean
and energy efficient road transport vehicles in Europe which helps public institutions to procure vehicles in compliance with the European Clean Vehicles Directive (2009/33/EC).
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STEER – key figures
• It allocated some €105 million for the development of 64 projects
• It supported more than 500 organizations in 29 countries (27 MS and 2 non EU-MS)
• More than 100,000 people trained or informed• For €1 million funding 25GWh saved in the last
year
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STEER 2003-200628 projects funded for a total amount of committed budget of almost €40
million, supporting 240 organisations in 27 MS + NO.
STEER projects overview
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Clean fleets
Eco-driving Freight
Mobility ManagementPublic transport Training
Walking/CyclingTravel
awarenessTravel plans
Urban develop.
BIOSIRE ECOEFFECT C-LIEGE AENEAS EPOMM PLUS ADVANCEAD PERSONAM
MOBILE2020ACTIVE ACCESS
EBRIDGE ECOWILLCYCLELOGISTICS
BAMBINI MOBI BUMP ENERQITRANSPORT LEARNING
CARMA
ECORAILS ACTUATECyclelogistics Ahead
MOMO CAR-SHARING
MOMA.BIZ CH4LLENGESMART MOVE
NAVIKI
EFFICIENT20 ECOSTARS PTP-CYCLE STARSECOMOBILITY SHIFT
OBIS
ELE.C.TRA PRO-E-BIKE SEGMENTTRAVEL PLAN PLUS
ENDURANCE PRESTO
ALTER-MOTIVE
SMARTSET TOGETHER BiTiBi ISEMOA CHAMP
CLEAN DRIVE
TRAILBLAZER
BENEFIT ENCLOSE QUEST VELOCITTÀ
CLEAN FLEETS
BIKE2WORK EVIDENCE PUSH & PULLGO PEDELEC!
EMOBILITY WORKS
B-TRACK-B POLY-SUMP
I CVUE CHUMS SEEMORE
TSG NETWORK
STARTER
SWITCH
Project success rate
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2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 AverageSuccess rate 33% 23% 22% 19% 13% 15% 12% 17%
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 20130
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Budget committed per year per type of organisation
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2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 20130
5,000,000
10,000,000
15,000,000
20,000,000
25,000,000
PublicPrivateNon-profitOtherGovernamental
Year
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Uptake of organisations over the years
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2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 20130%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
40%
45%
GovernamentalOtherNon-profitPrivatePublic
Year
Share
No of organisations by type
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Governa-mental; 191
Other; 39Non-profit; 124
Private; 139
Public; 34
No of organisations by type and MS
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IT DEUK ES BE SE FR RO NL PL AT
HU PT EL SI CZ BG DK HR LT FI IE CY EE LV MTNO SK
FYROM
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70
PublicPrivateNon-profitOtherGovernamental
Funding by type of organisation
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31%
8%
27%
29%
5%
GovernamentalOtherNon-profitPrivatePublic
(05.2009-07.2011)
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Support the inclusion of energy and environmental criteria for the procurement of rail technologies and services by Public Administrations.
• Guidelines (EN, DE, IT, DK, HU, RO, SE) are still used in the rail system classes of Timisoara Politehnica Universy (RO);
• In Timisoara (RO), project members were asked by Romanian National Authorities to reformulate current procurement legislation to take into account environmental and energy efficient criteria.
(06.2009-06.2012)
Platform for the promotion of Mobility Management (MM) among ministries and appointed agencies responsible across the EU
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The website is a comprehensive tool which includes:• Calendar, including an up to date list of MM related
events;• A download section, with several related documents
to MM;• A tool and service section, including evaluation tools
(MaxEva), city modal split data (TEMS), etc.• 21 national networks on Mobility Management set up
ENDURANCE, a recently funded IIE project, uses the network and contacts of EPOMM-PLUS!
(05/2011-11/2013)
Capacity building and market stimulation activities to support the development of eco-driving schemes in PL, RO and CZ.
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• The train the trainer Programme coached 83 trainers who successfully delivered the Eco Driving Programme (EDP) involving 2,315 drivers;
• IRU Academy, a road transport training organisation, ensures the project continuation by managing both training programmes.
Any organisation wishing to deliver road transport training programmes can apply for an IRU Academy accreditation!
(05/2010-04/2014)
Short duration trainings for licensed drivers and integrate them into driving education courses for learner drivers in 13 EU countries.
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• Project findings were included in two manuals, one for instructors of learner drivers and one for licensed drivers.
• A contact list of driving instructors certified as ECOWILL trainers to give short-duration Eco driving lessons to licensed drivers
• The project provided trainings to some 30,000 learner drivers and 10,624 licensed drivers
The project contributed to the changes in the European Directive 2006/126/EC on driving license standards for category B, making eco-driving a mandatory element of the practical examination of category B driving licenses in all European countries.
Online questionnaire
Short online questionnaire addressed to project coordinators and partners of 30 closed STEER projects to:
o Identify the most significant project achievements;o Assess the magnitude to which projects had an impact
beyond project life;o Identify means to which project impacts could be
strengthened after project closure;o Identify project success factors.
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85 of the more than 300 recipients answered the survey.
Would you have started the project without STEER funding?
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Which was the 'most successful product'?
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Reports & guides
Tools Website Case studies Other Videos Newsletters0
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Which was the 'most successful service'?
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Which 'successful service' continued after project closure?
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Next steps
• Workshop findings will be incorporated into a self-standing publication on STEER
• Project consortium will have the opportunity to comment on the report
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Thank you!
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