FINAL CONFERENCE: CitiCAP - Citizens’ cap-and-trade co-created EU Urban Innovative Actions project

Come and explore how Lahti, the European Green Capital 2021, became the first city in the world to implement a system for personal carbon trading on mobility. You will also learn how Lahti has integrated the SUMP into the master planning process of the city and how much publicity constructing a smart bicycle highway can gain.

In this event we will highlight how cities can build new and innovative policy tools to reduce mobility emissions and prepare for today’s challenges in urban mobility. The final conference will focus on what we have learned in CitiCAP project and pathways ahead.

 

CitiCAP FINAL CONFERENCE 
Wednesday 24 March 2021 | CET 13.00-15.30 (Suomen aikaa klo 14-16.30)
 

PROGRAM
 

Welcome

Saara Vauramo, Programme Director, Green Capital 2021

 

Introduction to Citizens’ cap-and-trade co-created (CitiCAP) project

Anna Huttunen, Project Manager, City of Lahti

 

Personal carbon trade model (PCT) and CitiCAP application

Ville Uusitalo, Associate professor, LUT University

 

Company statements

Petri Martikainen, Executive Chairman, Moprim Ltd

Tuomo JS Lehtinen, VP Customer Success, Good Sign Solutions Ltd

 

PCT Research results

Ville Uusitalo, Associate professor, LUT University

Atte Pitkänen, Junior researcher, LUT University

 

Panel discussion: How cities can build new andinnovative policy tools to reduce mobility emissions

Moderator Eemil Rauma, Chief Impact Officer, ITS Finland

Antía Gonzáles Filgueira, Project Manager, University of Lille

Anna Huttunen, Project Manager, City of Lahti

Ville Uusitalo, Associate Professor, LUT University

Maarit Vehviläinen, Project Manager, Smart Tampere

Sanna Tiilikainen, PhD (econ), Post Doctoral Researcher in

ORSI-project, Aalto University

 

Urban Innovative Actions

Iraklis Stamos, Project Officer, Urban Innovative Actions

 

The conference is organized by the CitiCAP partners. The project is co-financed by the European Regional and Development Fund through the Urban Innovative Actions Initiative.