Slot 1: Fast recharge (and e-taxi): an example of the e-mobility initiatives to deploy sustainable mobility in the city (lead by municipality and e-distribuzione)
Florence is the national e-capital. The strategy of a smart and sustainable city is based on topic suggested as relevant such as mobility. According to the SEAP, the baseline inventory has been showed that mobility is the most responsible for CO2 emissions: working on mobility means working on health and sustainable society city and community. Facilitating the transfer from private to public transport is the main achievement. A sustainable public taxi fleet is one of the measures provided by the modernization of the network in Florence and provide the infrastructures is necessary together with the attitude to choose green counting also on tourism and city users.
Speakers: Alessandra Barbieri, City of Florence, Project Manager for Replicate Project, Valerio Moscarini and Stefano Riva, E-distribuzione for Replicate Project.
Sector: Mobility
Stakeholders: City of Florence, Metropolitan City of Florence, Silfi (Public) E-distribuzione (Private), taxi associations (Private), University of Florence (Academia), CNR (Academia) and Mathema (Etrepr/Act)
Slot 2: E-recharge system to move towards a sustainable community and city
With around 200 recharging public points, multivendor system spread all over the city Florence is leading the transition towards low impact public and private transport system (we want people to move and to come to Florence but with low environmental local impact).
Speakers: Alessandra Barbieri, , City of Florence, Project Manager for Replicate Project and Giuseppe Carone, Head of the e-mobility Office Municipality of Florence.
Sector: Mobility
Stakeholders: City of Florence, Metropolitan City of Florence, Silfi (Public), Enel X (Private), Companies Mobility Managers (Private), E-cars sellers (Private), University of Florence (Academia) and CNR (Academia)
Slot 3: Smart City Platform
Florence is testing and improving the smart city platform for monitoring the city. The new governance model that put together all the services provided in the city bringing together the services providers, municipality, utilities and private one, is the win-win strategy at the bases of the innovative smart city platform system
Speakers: Chiara Lorenzini, IT and EU projects, City of Florence
Sector: ICT
Stakeholders: City of Florence, Metropolitan City of Florence, Silfi and all the Utilities (Public), National Association of Municipalities (Public), other National Smart Cities lighthouses and followers (Public), Thales (Private), E-distribuzione (Private), Mathema (Etrepr/Act) and University of Florence (Academia)