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Copenhagen COP15
ROUNDTABLE
Risks, insurance and investements - supporting low carbon energy technologies

On Dec the 17th, the UNEP's (United Nations Environment Program) roundtable debate on "Risks, insurance and investments - supporting low carbon energy technologies" took place; the discussion, by invitations only, was one of the last events scheduled before COP15 final negotiations.

Project ALBEDO and Project PIPENET (18/12/2009)
Rome, 26 january 2005:
Agreement Between:
University of Perugia
and
Ansaldobreda - Finmeccanica
details...(italian)
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  • Shangai China 2005
    ISUFT 2005
    4th International Symposium Undergraund Freight Transport

    Photo Gallery Prototypes

    A revolution for freight transports

    Pipe§net is an innovative freight transport system. It is constituted by a net of special pipes and other devices which will allow an high speed and low energy freight transport.
    Each freight package will be carried into original capsules; capsules dimensions and characteristics will travel into the pipes at high speed and with low friction.
    Capsules movement will be obtained by linear synchronous motors; movement support will be obtained by original sublimation and magnetic levitation systems.
    The net will allow to connect every points where a freight shipment or receiving is needed. So, Pipe§net may allow to connect residential houses, commercial centres, every selling and/or distribution points, factories, offices, "just in time" centralized stores, pharmacies, hospitals, etc.
    The aforesaid devices will allow to obtain a new transport infrastructure which will cover an important freight partition; pipe§net will interconnect itself to internet in order to improve and increase its performances (E-Commerce). Pipe§net characteristics will be: high speeds (up to 1500 km/h), low enviromental impact (air, noise, etc.), flexibility. The system will start with B2B (business to business) connections among industrial points; subsequently, pipe§net will arrive gradually to B2C (business to consumer) or C2C (consumer to consumer) connections.