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# NEXTLOGIC Project

This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101238585.

## Sitemaps

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## Pages

- [Home](https://www.nextlogic-project.eu/) - Reimagining urban freight for climate neutral cities Cities are evolving. Streets need to be redesigned. Public space is being reclaimed. Yet urban freight remains one of the hardest sectors to decarbonise. NEXTLOGIC is changing that By combining digital innovation, real-world testing and collaboration with local communities, NEXTLOGIC helps cities make freight and mobility systems cleaner, more
- [Dublin](https://www.nextlogic-project.eu/dublin/) - Dublin (Ireland): smarter cycling starts with smarter parking Dublin is a fast-growing capital where cycling is becoming an increasingly important part of everyday mobility. As more people choose bicycles and cargo bikes for commuting and deliveries, managing parking efficiently becomes essential for making active travel both convenient and attractive.Within NEXTLOGIC, Dublin develops a data-driven approach
- [Resources](https://www.nextlogic-project.eu/resources/) - Resources Discover and download all NEXTLOGIC resources: from project brochures, newsletters and press releases to public deliverables, reports and scientific publications. This section brings together the key materials showcasing the project’s progress, findings, and impact across Europe. All documents are made available in open-access format whenever possible, in line with NEXTLOGIC’s commitment to transparency, knowledge
- [Aarhus](https://www.nextlogic-project.eu/aarhus/) - Aarhus (Denmark): where the 15-minute city meets urban logistics Aarhus, Denmark's second-largest city, is recognised for its strong commitment to sustainable urban development and its ambition to become climate neutral by 2030. Within NEXTLOGIC, the city explores how neighbourhoods can become more connected, accessible and liveable by rethinking the role of public transport hubs. Rather
- [What is NEXTLOGIC](https://www.nextlogic-project.eu/what/) - What is NEXTLOGIC? NEXTLOGIC (Next-Generation Urban Freight Logistics for Net-Zero Emissions through Innovative Solutions) is a four-year Horizon Europe project supporting cities in their transition to climate neutrality by rethinking how urban space, mobility and logistics are planned and managed. By combining Digital Twins, eXtended Reality (XR), and advanced data analytics, the project enables cities to
- [Heidelberg](https://www.nextlogic-project.eu/heidelberg/) - Heidelberg (Germany): smarter curbside management and cleaner last-mile deliveries Heidelberg is a medium-sized city with strong environmental ambitions and a compact urban structure, where historic streets, growing delivery demand and limited public space make urban logistics increasingly complex.Within NEXTLOGIC, Heidelberg combines Smart Loading Zones, Mobile Microhubs, Digital Twin technologies and Incentives & Rewards mechanisms to
- [Frankfurt](https://www.nextlogic-project.eu/frankfurt/) - Frankfurt am Main (Germany): testing scalable mobile microhubs in a major logistics city Frankfurt is a major European logistics hub, where high delivery volumes, limited urban space and growing environmental requirements make last-mile freight increasingly difficult to manage.Within NEXTLOGIC, Frankfurt tests mobile microhubs supported by Digital Twin technologies, exploring how zero-emission last-mile deliveries can be
- [Differdange](https://www.nextlogic-project.eu/differdange/) - Differdange (Luxembourg): adapting smarter curbside management to a cross-border city Differdange is a small but strategically located city in southern Luxembourg, where daily mobility extends well beyond municipal boundaries. Cross-border commuting, freight movements and growing demand for urban space create a complex environment in which mobility and logistics need to work together more efficiently.Within NEXTLOGIC,
- [The Hague](https://www.nextlogic-project.eu/the-hague/) - The Hague (The Netherlands): rethinking the curbside for cleaner and more efficient urban logistics The Hague is a dense administrative city with ambitious climate goals and a strong commitment to zero-emission urban mobility. As demand for deliveries continues to grow, the city is rethinking how curbside space is managed, recognising that streets need to accommodate
- [Bergamo](https://www.nextlogic-project.eu/bergamo/) - Bergamo (Italy): bringing smarter logistics to a historic city Bergamo is a historic mid-sized city where urban logistics must adapt to a unique combination of heritage preservation, commercial activity and limited public space. Every day, deliveries compete with residents, visitors and local businesses for access to streets that were never designed for modern freight operations.Within
- [Wroclaw](https://www.nextlogic-project.eu/wroclaw/) - Wrocław (Poland): bringing zero-emission deliveries closer to where people live Wrocław is a rapidly growing city where increasing delivery demand is placing new pressure on public space, traffic flows and urban logistics. As online shopping continues to expand, the city is exploring new ways to make last-mile deliveries more efficient while reducing congestion and emissions.Within
- [Who we are](https://www.nextlogic-project.eu/who/) - Our consortium Coordinated by the University of Luxembourg, the NEXTLOGIC consortium brings together 35 organisations from across Europe, including cities and public authorities, research and academic institutions, technology providers, and innovative SMEs. Together, the partners combine expertise in urban mobility, logistics, digital technologies, policy development and stakeholder engagement. The consortium works closely with local authorities, logistics operators and
- [Solutions](https://www.nextlogic-project.eu/solutions/) - Practical solutions for sustainable urban logistics NEXTLOGIC develops and demonstrates a set of innovative solutions that help cities improve urban logistics, optimise mobility systems and reduce emissions. Co-designed with cities and stakeholders, these solutions are tested in real-world environments to ensure they areeffective, scalable and adaptable to different urban contexts. Mobile microhubs Smarter last-mile delivery Mobile microhubs
- [Tools](https://www.nextlogic-project.eu/tools/) - Digital tools for smarter urban decisions NEXTLOGIC develops a suite of advanced digital tools that enable cities to better understand, plan and manage urban mobility and logistics systems. By combining real-time data, simulation and immersive technologies, these tools support evidence-based decision-making and help cities test solutions before implementing them in the real world. Digital Twin (DT) A virtual
- [Where NEXTLOGIC is in action](https://www.nextlogic-project.eu/where/) - Implemented across eight European cities NEXTLOGIC is implemented across eight European cities committed to climate neutrality under the EU Mission for Climate-Neutral and Smart Cities. Four leading cities develop and test innovative solutions, while four replicating cities adapt and scale them in different contexts. This approach enables testing in diverse environments and supports wider deployment across Europe.Each city contributes based on
- [Our Outreach Group](https://www.nextlogic-project.eu/nog/) - Our Outreach Group The NEXTLOGIC Outreach Group (NOG) brings together stakeholders to support knowledge exchange and the wider uptake of project results. It includes representatives from research, industry, city authorities and policy networks working on sustainable urban mobility and logistics. Members contribute through selected consultations, workshops and dissemination activities, providing feedback, external perspectives and links to broader European initiatives.
- [Credits](https://www.nextlogic-project.eu/credits/) - Credits Last updated: 26/04/2026 Development This website has been developed by LuxMobility. Photography The Hague, photo by Alireza Parpaei on Unsplash Aarhus, photo by Kaiison on UnsplashWroclaw, photo by Anastasiia Chepinska on UnsplashHeidelberg, photo by Mateo Krossler on UnsplashBergamo, photo by Isaac Maffeis on UnsplashDublin, photo by Luciann Photography on PexelsDifferdange, photo by EEJCC/Wikimedia Commons/ CC
- [Cookies policy](https://www.nextlogic-project.eu/cookies-policy/) - Cookies Policy Last updated: 27/04/2026 The NEXTLOGIC project, funded under Horizon Europe (Grant No. 101238585), is committed to protecting your personal data and respecting your privacy. What are cookies? Cookies are small text files placed on your device to help the site function and gather anonymous usage statistics. Types of cookies we use Essential cookies:
- [Privacy policy](https://www.nextlogic-project.eu/privacy-policy/) - Privacy Policy Last updated: 27/04/2026 The NEXTLOGIC project, funded under Horizon Europe (Grant No. 101238585), is committed to protecting your personal data and respecting your privacy. Who we are This website is managed by the NEXTLOGIC consortium, coordinated by University of Luxembourg, on behalf of all project partners. What data we collect Copyright on this
- [Contacts](https://www.nextlogic-project.eu/contacts/) - Get in touch for more information For specific enquiries about the project, its activities or collaboration opportunities, feel free to contact the NEXTLOGIC project coordinators or the communication team directly. For general questions, media requests or information about the project’s results and initiatives, you can also reach us at: info@nextlogic-project.eu. We will be happy to