The aim of this programme is to make construction logistics more sustainable and cleaner, thus contributing to the reduction of nitrogen and CO2 emissions in the construction sector. The Mobile Tools and Construction Logistics programme is part of the Knowledge, Scaling-up and Practical Experience programme Emission-free Construction, which is part of the overarching roadmap Clean and Emission-free Construction (SEB). In the implementation programme of the Top Sector Logistics, companies, knowledge institutes and governments work intensively together on innovations for efficient and emission-free building logistics. This is done through research, knowledge and tool development and upscaling.
Within this programme, companies, knowledge institutions and governments work together on the following themes and topics:
Emissions, electrification and energy logistics
Predicting, measuring and monitoring emissions
Deployment of nitrogen/emissions footprinting
Effects of deploying ZE equipment
Energy logistics on the ZE construction site
Area-based approach and the role of government
Assembly, logistics and supply chain management
Impact of dominant construction modes on logistics
Digitisation and data integration in the (precast) construction logistics chain
Accessibility of data and information logistics
Application and scaling up deployment of construction hubs
Chain governance for effective precast construction logistics
Circular construction and infra logistics
Integration of circular building concepts and logistics
Availability of materials flows and information logistics
Transition circular chains in construction
Scaling circular building chains
Human Capital
Uncovering practical knowledge and experience Living Labs
Training and education programme Construction Logistics
Future skills in construction logistics
Future skills in construction logistics
Knowledge base on Clean and Emission-free Construction / Construction Logistics
The results from the research and innovation projects will be rolled out in the coming years with maximum impact on nitrogen and CO2 reduction on the construction site and in the construction chain. In addition, these provide a look ahead to potential reductions up to 2030.
More information or participate?
You can find more information about the research projects within this focus area in our knowledge base. If you want to know more about the Mobile Tools and Construction Logistics programme within the Top Sector Logistics, go to: EACH Builds for Innovation and Sustainability in the Construction Sector; or if you have any questions or are interested in participating in one of our projects, please contact Niels Sneek, Construction Logistics Programme Manager
