Season’s Greetings from the IKIGAI project!
As 2025 comes to an end and we prepare for a promising year ahead, the IKIGAI consortium would like to wish our community, partners and supporters a peaceful festive season and a positive start to the New Year.
This period offers a welcome opportunity to pause and reflect on what lies ahead. From July onwards, the IKIGAI project brought together companies, cities, logistics innovators and changemakers from across Europe with the aim of advancing a more collaborative, efficient and decarbonised logistics ecosystem. Our shared ambition is clear: to accelerate progress towards zero-emission, Physical Internet-enabled freight transport through practical standards, real-world pilots and a forward-looking Twin Transition Genome.
In short, we will spend 2026 doing what many of us secretly hope for when packing away the Christmas decorations: creating harmonised systems, improving flows and reducing unnecessary load.
Thank you for being part of this journey. We look forward to continuing our collaboration, sharing insights, and delivering value.
Wishing you Season’s Greetings, a Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year filled with clarity, good connections and well-coordinated networks.
IKIGAI Featured in IDSA Tech Talk
IKIGAI was featured at an IDSA Tech Talk on interoperable, sovereign data spaces, highlighting its role in advancing standardised, IDSA-aligned data sharing for logistics through interoperability frameworks, pilots, and impact-driven dissemination and governance innovation efforts.
IKIGAI Task 3.5 Kick-off Meeting (KoM) workshop
Book & Claim is emerging as a key near-term solution for road freight decarbonisation, enabling credible biofuel claims across complex supply chains where electrification is not yet scalable, provided robust governance, verification and interoperability are ensured.
IKIGAI consortium meets online
The IKIGAI consortium held its second project-wide meeting, reviewing early progress, aligning work packages, and advancing pilot planning. Discussions were focused and constructive, reinforcing coordination and setting a clear roadmap for the next phase.
