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speakersGREEN CORRIDORS IN THE TEN NETWORKPROGRAMME – 6/7 September 2011
TRANSPORT AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITYPROJECTS UNDERWAY IN ALPINE REGIONS
Chairman: Fabio Scalet
TRANSPORT AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITYPROJECTS UNDERWAY IN ALPINE REGIONS
Chairman: Fabio Scalet
14.00 -14.30 Welcome and start of workVice President and Councillor for Public Works Infrastructures, the Environment and Transport of the autonomous Province of Trento Alberto PacherSecretary General of the Alpine Convention Marco Onida
14.30-14.55 IntroductionPolicy and transport regulations in the EU, the position and role of States and regions Roberto Ferrazza
14.55-15.20 Overview and area developmentEnvironmental sustainability and the green corridors as opportunities for the development of renewable energy and for the independence from fossil fuelsCorrado Clini
15.20-15.40 Projects and measures to limit the effects of trafÞc TrafÞc in the alpine area. Repercussions and possible solutions adopted currently and in the future (iMonitraf and Alpine Crossing Exchange)Leo Satzinger
15.40-16.00 The major infrastructures crossing the AlpsProjects realised in the Arge Alp regions: strong and weak pointsPierre-André Meyrat
16.00-16.15 Green CorridorsThe SuperGreen Project: Þrst resultsGeorge Panagakos
16.15-16.30 Coffee break
SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY PROPOSALS OF THE ARGE ALP REGIONS ROUND TABLE
SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY PROPOSALS OF THE ARGE ALP REGIONS ROUND TABLE
16.30-17.30 Representatives of the alpine regionsArge Alp and the environment: green corridors as the cutting edge for the development of transport and area networks?Salzburg, Tyrol, South Tyrol, Trentino
17.30-17.45 Debate
17.45-17.55 Take home messageGiuseppe Scaglione
17.55-18.00 ConclusionRaffaele De Col
THE BRENNER GREEN CORRIDOR THE BCP AND MUNICH – VERONA RAILWAY AND MOTORWAY INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT STRUCTURES Chairman: Flavio RufÞni
THE BRENNER GREEN CORRIDOR THE BCP AND MUNICH – VERONA RAILWAY AND MOTORWAY INTERNATIONAL TRANSPORT STRUCTURES Chairman: Flavio RufÞni
08.30-09.00 Arrival and registration
09.00-09.20 Start of work The concept of the Green Corridor: decarbonisation and renewable energyWalter Huber
09.20-09.40 Alternative energies in railway projectsElectricity production using photovoltaic systems in infrastructure construction projectsJohann Herdina
09.40-10.00 Power line in the Brenner pilot tunnelOpportunities and added value for integration of major systemsLorenzo Fellin, Roberto Benato
10.00-10.20 HydrogenThe role of green hydrogen in the corridor: concepts, realisation and prospectsThomas Klauser
10.20-10.40 TerminalsTerminals for the transfer of trafÞc from road to rail Elisabetta Pellegrini
10.40-10.55 Debate
10.55-11.00 Take home messageWalter Huber
11.00-11.20 Coffee break
11.20-11.40 Motorway linksFor greener motorways, solar energy and wind power, green fuels, reduction of noise and construction: prospects and the current situation Walter Pardatscher
11.40-12.00 BBT SE perspectiveBBT and the Green Corridor: transport of energy, efÞcient use, and geothermal energy, problems and prioritiesRaffaele Zurlo
12.00-12.20 TEN T 1 Corridorthe BCP and the Green Corridor: new models for new structuresPat Cox
12.20-12.40 EU transport policiesOld problems and new perspectives towards shared solutionsDebora Serracchiani
12.40-13.00 ConclusionsGovernment-appointed Special Commissioner for access and tunnelling works for the Brenner Base Tunnel Mauro Fabris
President of the Autonomous Province of TrentoLorenzo Dellai
13.00 Press conference
THE POSITION OF THE AREAS IN THE CORRIDOR AND REGIONAL INITIATIVESChairman: Paolo Ghezzi
THE POSITION OF THE AREAS IN THE CORRIDOR AND REGIONAL INITIATIVESChairman: Paolo Ghezzi
14.30-15.45 Area institutions, trade associations, residents’ associationsThe Green Corridor: repercussions on the economy, research, employment; costs and benefits
Round Table:Konrad BergmeisterHeike AghteJosef RottensteinerStefano BisoffiRoberto Bertoldi
15.45-16.10 Coffee break
16.10-16.30 Debate and question time
16.30-17.00 Conclusions of the ConferenceCooperation opportunities between the three members of the European region Alberto Pacher
Conference languages:German, Italian, English (simultaneous interpreting)
Corridoi Verdi nella Rete TEN
Trento, 6-7 settembre 2011
PARTECIPANO ALLA CONFERENZA Heike Aghte Co-President, European Transport Initiative ITE Roberto Benato Associate Professor in Electrical Systems at the Faculty of Engineering,
University of Padua Konrad Bergmeister President of the Free University of Bozen Bolzano and CEO of BBT Se Roberto Bertoldi General Manager, Agenzia per l’Energia, Autonomous Province of
Trento Stefano Bisoffi President of Comunità di Valle della Vallagarina Virna Bussadori Territorial planning office responsible for the Autonomous Province
of Bolzano Corrado Clini Director General of the Department for Sustainable Development,
Climate Change and Energy, Italian Ministry for the Environment Pat Cox Former President of the European Parliament, European
Coordinator•Priority Project No. 1 Raffaele De Col General Manager, Department of Civil Protection and
Infrastructures, Autonomous Province of Trento Lorenzo Dellai President of the Autonomous Province of Trento Mauro Fabris Government-appointed Special Commissioner for access and
tunnelling works for the Brenner Base Tunnel Lorenzo Fellin Formerly Ordinary Professor in Electrical Systems at the Faculty of
Engineering, University of Padua Roberto Ferrazza TEN T networks manager, Ministry of Infrastructures and Transport Paolo Ghezzi Journalist, formerly Editor of the Adige newspaper Johann Herdina Managing Director of Unterinntal railway company, ÖBB
infrastructure Walter Huber President of the monitoring unit for the Brenner Base Tunnel,
Coordinator of the WG Green Corridor of the Brenner Corridor Platform, President of Techno Innovation South Tyrol – KAG Bolzano
Thomas Klauser Director of Techno Innovation South Tyrol – KAG Bolzano Pierre-André Meyrat Vice-director of the Swiss Federal Office of Transport Christian Nagl Head of regional construction planning, Land Salzburg Stephan Oblasser Coordinator of the Energy Sector, Land Tirol Marco Onida Secretary General of the Alpine Convention Alberto Pacher Vice President and Councillor for Public Works, Infrastructures, the
Environment and Transport of the autonomous Province of Trento George Panagakos
Senior Research Associate, Laboratory for Maritime Transport National Technical University of Athens, SuperGreen Project
Walter Pardatscher President of Brenner Motorway A22 spa Elisabetta Pellegrini Planning and Development Area Coordinator, Province of Verona Josef Rottensteiner General Secretary, Chamber of Commerce of Bolzano/Bozen Flavio Ruffini Manager of the Department of Town Planning, Energy and the
Environment, Autonomous Province of Bolzano Leo Satzinger Head of Traffic Planning, Land Tirol Giuseppe Scaglione Associate Professor of Urban Design and Landscape, University of
Trento, Faculty of Engineering, Architectural-Building Design, DICA Department
Fabio Scalet General Manager Town Planning, Energy and the Environment, Autonomous Province of Trento
Debora Serracchiani Member of the European Parliament, Member of the Committee on Transport and Tourism, rapporteur for the recast of European railway legislation
Raffaele Zurlo CEO of BBT Se
Progetto grafico: Andrea Donati e Nicola Simonidel Dipartimento protezione civile e infrastrutture della Provincia autonoma di Trento
Stampa: Centro Duplicazioni della Provincia autonoma di Trento
GREEN CORRIDOR CONFERENCEThe concept of the “Green Corridor” is a relatively recent approach to possible development of road and rail infrastructures and more generally a response to the economic, environmental and social needs of the area. Underlying this instrument there is research and a commitment to dissemination of an area model based on low emissions and the putting into effect of measures to integrate different requirements according to assessment parameters still partly unexplored. The most significant issues in terms of the green corridor regard questions relating to new sources of energy and incentivising these, the reduction of emissions and lower pollution and influences of and on the climate, in addition to the different forms and requirements of transport. In this context, alongside the development of new technology for the decarbonisation of transport and to ensure the availability of an efficient logistics system, new cultural and social foundations need to be identified. Rather than starting from a perspective of consuming the area and time, this will perhaps be possible by starting from consideration of the need for different contexts to come together intentionally and consequently to adopt new styles and quality of life. The whole alpine community is involved in this transformation, due to its characteristics and the fragility of settlements.
ARGE ALPARGE ALP – the Working Community of the Alpine Regions – was founded in 1972 by regions in the alpine space, with the scope of resolving shared problems, with a relationship based on good neighbourliness and mutual collaboration. Cross-frontier action takes place above all in the ecological, cultural, social and economic fields and is intended to promote reciprocal comprehension between peoples in the alpine area and reinforce the sense of shared responsibility as regards their vital living space, within a context of sustainable development. The actions aim to reinforce the position of the countries, regions, provinces and cantons and to support integration in the European context, together with other institutions.
BRENNER CORRIDOR PLATFORMThe Brenner Corridor Platform (BCP) was established in May 2007 following an initiative of the former Commissioner of the TEN T network Line 1 Berlin-Palermo Corridor, the most important European Community programme regarding transport. The objective of the platform is to draw up models for the optimisation of goods transport between Munich and Verona, in particular by guaranteeing compatible systems and developing ecologically sustainable technology, also through working groups made up of experts from various States and Regions.
GREEN CORRIDOR
IN THE TEN NETWORK
ORGANISED BY:Arge Alp – Working Community of the Alpine RegionsAutonomous Province of Trento
Contact: Maria Celestina Antonacci
c/o Department of Civil Protection and InfrastructuresVia Gazzoletti, 33 – I-38122 Trento
Brenner Corridor Platform
Contact: Walter Huber
c/o Osservatorio per la costruzione della Galleria di Base delBrennero, Via Station, 3,I-39045 Fortezza Tel. +39 0472971515 Fax +39 0472971616E-mail: [email protected]
INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION:Administration OfÞce, Department of Civil Protection and Infrastructures, Autonomous Province of TrentoTel +39 0461-497579/7561 –fax +39 0461-497470e.mail: [email protected]://www.ferroviabrennero.provincia.tn.it/eventi/pagina35.html
LUOGO:DEPERO roomAutonomous Province of TrentoPiazza Dante, 15 – I-38122 TRENTO
INFORMAZIONI RELATIVE ALL’ALLOGGIO:Tourist OfÞceVia Manci, 2 - 38122 TrentoTel. +39 0461-216000 - fax 0461-216060 e.mail: [email protected]
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Organised byArge Alp – Working Community of the Alpine Regions
Brenner Corridor Platform
TRENTO6-7 September 2011
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