The LIFeHDV project was officially presented during the 2024 New Mobility Congress (KNM), marking an important milestone in the engagement of key stakeholders from across the transport and logistics ecosystem. The presentation was addressed both to partners involved in the preparation of the project proposal and to members of the Committee for Logistics and Transport, which brings together leading entities representing the TSL sector in Poland.
The dedicated workshop session created space for an in-depth discussion on the project’s strategic assumptions, its current implementation status and the next steps planned under the initiative. Particular attention was given to strengthening cooperation with supporting partners and ensuring alignment between project activities and broader market developments. The exchange of views confirmed strong interest in coordinated action aimed at accelerating the transformation of heavy-duty transport in Poland.
NEW MOBILITY CONGRESS (KNM)
The New Mobility Congress itself remains one of the most important events in Central and Eastern Europe dedicated to transport decarbonisation and the development of sustainable mobility solutions. Each year, KNM gathers representatives of government institutions, European bodies, local authorities, vehicle manufacturers, infrastructure providers, energy companies, financial institutions and the TSL sector. The congress serves not only as a conference platform but as a strategic forum shaping the direction of the mobility transition in the region.
Heavy-duty transport plays a particularly prominent role within the KNM agenda. Recognising its critical impact on emissions reduction and supply chain transformation, the congress dedicates an entire thematic track to this segment – the “eHDV Forum”. This specialised programme stream focuses exclusively on zero-emission trucks, corridor electrification, infrastructure deployment, financing mechanisms and regulatory frameworks. The forum facilitates high-level debate, knowledge exchange and the presentation of concrete market initiatives, reinforcing the strategic importance of electrifying freight transport.
Presenting LIFeHDV during the congress provided a valuable opportunity to share progress, exchange perspectives and gather feedback from partners and market participants directly involved in the heavy transport sector. The discussions confirmed strong interest in further cooperation and in continuing joint efforts to support the transition towards zero-emission freight transport in Poland and across the region.
