Webinar – Business models for consolidation hubs

Consolidation hubs are intermediate nodes in distribution networks that help optimising delivery processes. What models of consolidation deliver the best results? And which types of hubs help urban nodes in delivering their sustainability objectives? How are (private) operators invested in such hubs and what role do public authorities play in establishing and operating consolidation hubs? How are they funded and what sorts of partnerships are needed to establish or operate consolidation hubs? Are there proven business models that can be scaled up? All these questions are addressed in the recording of this webinar by looking at five concrete examples of innovative consolidation hubs tested in European cities like Dublin, Gothenburg, Madrid, Padua, and Stockholm.
The webinar was organised in collaboration with SENATOR – The urban planning platform for sustainable cities, LEAD, and the Alliance for Logistics Innovation through collaboration in Europe (ALICE).