Présentation

Initially led by the Hauts-de-Seine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI), a Sustainable Urban Logistics Cluster was established as part of the 2012 call for projects, "Emergence and Development of Economic Clusters in Greater Paris," launched by the Ile-de-France Regional Directorate for Labor, Employment and Vocational Training (DIRECCTE), which funded the project until February 2015. The cluster's mission was to experiment with and develop new solutions for transporting goods to the center of Paris. The approach, focused on experimentation, was intended to result in concrete, local actions that would create value for businesses. As the cluster's scope of action extended beyond the Hauts-de-Seine department and the funding was expiring, the departmental chamber of commerce ended its support for the project at the end of February 2015.
Convinced by two innovation awards and two labels in competitiveness cluster, the historical actors and members of the cluster regrouped in an association “Law 1901” in order to ensure the continuation of the projects on a regional scale.
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THE CLUSTER IS:
  • A team deliberately limited to 15-20 members, mixing large groups, SMEs, experts and institutional representatives.
  • A winning concept from the HAROPA “21 climate initiatives” call for projects in 2015
  • Winner of the 2015 Paris City Hall call for projects "Sustainable urban logistics".
  • 2 Certifications by the Nov@log competitiveness cluster
  • The Jury's Special Prize at the 2014 PDUIF Mobility Awards
  • The River Dating 2014 Innovation Award with the Steelcase charger
  • 2 nominations at the SITL 2014 and 2016 logistics service innovation competitions
  • 1 multimodal hub project won alongside Sogaris during the "Reinventing the Seine" call for projects
  • 55 articles in the French, German, Belgian, Austrian, Dutch and English press.
  • 10 experiments, 2 prototype crates and a pre-series.
  • Solar Impulse 2020 labeling.