deployEMDS at MOBIDAYS Milan

deployEMDS will be featured at the first edition of MOBIDAYS in Milan, bringing together perspectives on mobility, urban transformation and data. The event will feature La Rivoluzione Urbana, an exhibition developed within the project, alongside panels and presentations exploring the future of mobility and European mobility data spaces.

The deployEMDS team will be on site throughout the event to share insights and showcase how mobility data spaces can contribute to more connected, data-driven cities.

deployEMDS Innovation & Scaling Group Final Workshop

What will it take to scale mobility data spaces in Europe?

On 1 October 2026, deployEMDS will bring together professionals from the private sector, public-private organisations and the wider mobility ecosystem in Brussels for the final Innovation & Scaling Group (ISG) Workshop.

The workshop marks the final ISG meeting of the deployEMDS project and provides an opportunity to reflect on two years of collaboration while looking ahead to the next steps for European mobility data spaces.

From value to deployment

The workshop will explore how data space technologies can support real-world deployment and scale-up, building on the project’s findings on the benefits and value of the European Mobility Data Space for different stakeholder groups. Participants will also have the opportunity to share perspectives on the opportunities and barriers to deployment.

The afternoon will feature three parallel expert-led discussions:

  • CCAM, led by José Rodriguez, ERTICO
  • Urban Mobility, led by Milnael Gomez, UITP
  • Authoritative standards deployment, led by Harrie Baastiansen and Bernadette Farias, TNO

The discussions are designed to encourage exchange between deployEMDS stakeholders and external industry players, with the outcomes contributing to the project’s final reporting and recommendations.

Who should attend?

The workshop is particularly relevant for professionals involved in mobility innovation, deployment and scale-up, including private-sector organisations, public-private partnerships and stakeholders working across CCAM, urban mobility, mobility data and standards.

Join us in Brussels

The programme will also include a networking lunch and closing coffee, offering further opportunities to connect with professionals working across the European mobility data ecosystem.

1 October 2026 | 12:00–16:00 CET
ERTICO Offices, Brussels

Register for the final ISG Workshop

EONA-X European Data & AI Summit

deployEMDS took part in the European Data & AI Summit organised by project partners EONA-X on 3 June 2026 in Paris

During the event, EONA-X and Instant System presented the deployEMDS project and highlighted how European Mobility Data Spaces can support trusted, interoperable and sovereign data sharing across mobility ecosystems. The session also explored broader EDIC and EMDS objectives, with a focus on collaboration, AI and innovation in transport and mobility.

The Summit featured four roundtable discussions. Covered topics focused on technology, transport, and tourism, with AI as a common thread throughout the discussions.

Join us: Discover key learnings from deployEMDS on building the common European Mobility Data Space

How do we move from vision to implementation when it comes to the European Mobility Data Space?

deployEMDS is organising an upcoming webinar to share key learnings, results, and best practices from its work in building a federated, scalable, and interoperable mobility data ecosystem across Europe. The session will bring together project partners and experts to reflect on progress so far and discuss what comes next for mobility data spaces in Europe.

Date: May 12th
Time: 9:00-10:00 CET

Agenda

  • Introduction
  • Strategic fit of the project within the European Commission context
  • Short overview of the project
  • Technical Infrastructure: Federated architecture, IDS/EDC connectors, modular building blocks
  • Governance Framework: Multi-layer models and ODRL-based policy automation
  • Implementation & Pilots: 9 pilot sites, 16 use cases, including Urban Mobility Indicators, EV Charging, and Integrated Ticketing
  • Q&A and Discussion on future plans and interests in the area

As a reference implementation aligned with the broader common European Mobility Data Space ecosystem, deployEMDS contributes to advancing interoperable and federated data sharing across Europe.

Participants interested in the future of mobility data and the practical deployment of data spaces are invited to join and take part in the discussion.

Register here.

Register now for the deployEMDS Workshop on Transversal Use Case Urban Mobility Indicators at the POLIS Conference

Friday 28 November 2025 – 09:30-14:00 – Utrecht, The Netherlands

The workshop will gather deployEMDS stakeholders to explore how a data space approach can support more effective and coordinated data reporting for urban mobility, based on data already collected by mobility operators and public authorities. This is part of a broader work to co-develop use cases that are practical, scalable, and relevant across different stakeholder groups.

Objectives:

  • Present the deployEMDS Transversal Use Case (TUC) work plan and initial ideas for the Urban Mobility Indicators (UMI) use case
  • Discuss the practicalities and challenges of data reporting, including stakeholder roles
  • Explore how data spaces can facilitate collaborative data sharing
  • Gather feedback to shape the next phase of use case development

For any questions, please contact: Sibylle Meffre, SMeffre@polisnetwork.eu & Laura Babío, LBabio@polisnetwork.eu

Register here

DEPLOYTOUR & deployEMDS Webinar on Tourism Data and Mobility

Thursday, 4 September 2025, 10:00-11:00 CEST | Online

Tourism and mobility are inseparable pillars of Europe’s economy and society. As destinations aims to become smarter, more sustainable, and more resilient, the ability to share and use data effectively across sectors is key.

On 4 September, deployEMDS will join forces with the European project DEPLOYTOUR for a joint webinar:

“DEPLOYTOUR Beyond Borders: Tourism Data & Mobility”

This session will explore how data spaces, data sharing frameworks, and digital solutions can bridge tourism and mobility, enabling better planning, seamless experiences for travellers, and stronger collaboration between stakeholders.

Through real-world examples and expert insights, the webinar will showcase how the mobility and tourism sectors can work together to unlock the full potential of data-driven innovation. Participants will discover how interoperable mobility systems and tourism data spaces contribute to more connected and efficient ecosystems across Europe.

Whether you work in mobility, transport, tourism, or digital innovation, this webinar will offer valuable perspectives and inspire cross-sector synergies.

Agenda:

10:00 – 10:10 | Welcome and Introduction

  • Opening remarks (pending confirmation from DG Move)
  • Overview of the webinar objectives and expected outcomes. General presentation of DEPLOYTOUR. Dolores Ordóñez, AnySolution

10:10 – 10:30 | Panel Presentation: Mobility Data Space and Tourism Data Space

  • 10:10 – 10:15 | DeployEMDS project overview – Morgan Siegel + Christopher Newman, ACATECH
    • Brief introductory presentation of the DeployEMDS project.
  • 10:15 – 10:30 | Use case presentations (Deploytour and DeployEMDS)– Clémence Castell (Instant Systems) and Jonathan Huffstutler (EONA-X)
    • Presentation of the Île-de-France use case on EV charging station data integration and potential touchpoints between MaaS and tourism.
    • Supporting the MICE industry.

10:30 – 10:50 | Roundtable Discussion: Collaborative Opportunities Between Deploytour & DeployEMDS

  • Best practices and successful use cases
  • Open discussion to exchange insights and ideas
  • Future cross-sector collaborations and synergies

10:50 – 11:00 | Closing Remarks and Next Steps

  • Summary of key takeaways
  • Opportunities for future collaborations within the data space ecosystem
  • Thank you and webinar closure

deployEMDS drives mobility data progress at the ITS Congress in Seville

The deployEMDS project will have a strong presence at the upcoming ITS Congress in Seville, where it will feature prominently in four Special Interest Sessions (SIS), underscoring its pivotal role in shaping the future of European mobility data sharing and services.

SIS 9: Unifying Traffic Data for NAPs, Mobility Data Spaces, and Smarter Mobility
Monday, 19 May, 14:00 – 15:00

This session will explore how traffic data collection and sharing are being revolutionized for a connected, interoperable Europe. It highlights innovative methods for integrating traffic data into National Access Points (NAPs) and Mobility Data Spaces, supporting smarter decision-making and paving the way for seamless mobility services. deployEMDS contributes to this vision by promoting interoperability and cross-border data flow as essential enablers of next-generation mobility.

SIS 18: Mobility Data to Improve New Mobility Services — Are We There?
Tuesday, 20 May, 10:30 – 11:30

Focusing on real-world deployments, this session showcases how the European Mobility Data Space (EMDS) powers new mobility services (NMS) for smarter, greener cities. From GALILEO-enabled innovations and Digital Twins in urban logistics to integrated passenger mobility and smart tourism, speakers will present policies, best practices, and partnerships that tackle data privacy, infrastructure, and integration challenges. These objectives are at the core of the deployEMDS vision, which aims to cut emissions, boost efficiency, and connect mobility services across Europe.

SIS 5: NAP and EMDS — Co-Existence or Marriage?
Tuesday, 20 May, 16:45 – 17:45

This session addresses how NAPs and EMDS can work together to create greater value through improved data sharing and cross-border collaboration. It will spotlight community-driven efforts in standardization (e.g., NeTEx, SIRI, GTFS, GBFS) and how multimodal use cases are being rolled out within deployEMDS. By aligning standards and fostering inclusive governance models, deployEMDS is helping to build adaptable digital solutions that meet the diverse needs of public transport authorities, operators, and mobility service providers.

SIS 38: Common European Data Space — Ongoing Activities and Next Steps
Tuesday, 20 May, 14:00 – 15:00

With the European Commission’s roadmap for EMDS now in motion, this session will review recent milestones, including the new governance model and the upcoming Interlinking Layer that will facilitate discovery and access to mobility data across the EU. Among the first ecosystems to connect through this layer are national access points, deployEMDS implementation sites, and existing data spaces like Eona-X and the German Mobility Data Space. This session will explore how deployEMDS is positioned to be a cornerstone in this evolving European data infrastructure.

As a key initiative, deployEMDS is not only contributing to each of these sessions but is also helping to shape the broader dialogue on how Europe’s mobility data ecosystems can interoperate, scale, and deliver tangible benefits to cities, service providers, and travelers alike.

Join us!

deployEMDS featured at the 2025 Data Spaces Symposium in Warsaw

We are thrilled to share highlights from the third webinar in our training series, titled “Live Demonstration and Insights of Mobility Data Spaces,” which took place on 12th February at 14:00 CEST. This engaging and informative session served as a kick-starter for this year’s training programme.

Webinar Overview

The session featured live demonstrations of existing mobility data spaces and their real-world applications. Attendees gained valuable insights into the technical components, operational challenges, and practical aspects of building and managing mobility data spaces. This hands-on session consolidated previous concepts on data spaces—including reference architectures and core components—and laid the groundwork for the next module, focused on governance and legal aspects.

Speakers

We were honored to have two distinguished experts leading this session:

  • Vanessa Reichel, representing the German Mobility Data Space
  • Steven Logghe, representing the Flanders Mobility Data Space

Their extensive experience and practical insights provided participants with a comprehensive understanding of mobility data spaces and their technical intricacies.

Agenda

The structure of the webinar included:

  • Introduction (10 minutes)
  • Example 1: Flanders Mobility Data Space (15 minutes)
  • Example 2: German Mobility Data Space (15 minutes)
  • Q&A (20 minutes)

This interactive format balanced expert knowledge-sharing with participant engagement, offering a unique opportunity to learn and ask questions.

What’s Next?

As this webinar marked the culmination of the technical chapter and served as a bridge to the governance and legal module, it provided a valuable learning experience for all participants. Stay tuned for the next session in the series as we continue to explore the fascinating world of mobility data spaces!

Webinar: Live Demonstration and Insights of Mobility Data Spaces

We are thrilled to share highlights from the third webinar in our training series, titled “Live Demonstration and Insights of Mobility Data Spaces,” which took place on 12th February at 14:00 CEST. This engaging and informative session served as a kick-starter for this year’s training programme.

Webinar Overview

The session featured live demonstrations of existing mobility data spaces and their real-world applications. Attendees gained valuable insights into the technical components, operational challenges, and practical aspects of building and managing mobility data spaces. This hands-on session consolidated previous concepts on data spaces—including reference architectures and core components—and laid the groundwork for the next module, focused on governance and legal aspects.

Speakers

We were honored to have two distinguished experts leading this session:

  • Vanessa Reichel, representing the German Mobility Data Space
  • Steven Logghe, representing the Flanders Mobility Data Space

Their extensive experience and practical insights provided participants with a comprehensive understanding of mobility data spaces and their technical intricacies.

Agenda

The structure of the webinar included:

  • Introduction (10 minutes)
  • Example 1: Flanders Mobility Data Space (15 minutes)
  • Example 2: German Mobility Data Space (15 minutes)
  • Q&A (20 minutes)

This interactive format balanced expert knowledge-sharing with participant engagement, offering a unique opportunity to learn and ask questions.

What’s Next?

As this webinar marked the culmination of the technical chapter and served as a bridge to the governance and legal module, it provided a valuable learning experience for all participants. Stay tuned for the next session in the series as we continue to explore the fascinating world of mobility data spaces!

Highlights from the 2nd deployEMDS General Assembly in Stockholm

Two weeks ago, the deployEMDS Consortium and Advisory Board members came together for an inspiring and productive General Assembly in beautiful Stockholm, hosted by project partners RISE and organized by acatech.

Following a warm and dynamic welcome on the first morning, the afternoon was packed with engaging activities. It began with an insightful panel discussion, “Driving the Future of Mobility Data Sharing: The Role of the EMDS,” featuring the project’s Project Officer, Kristóf Almásy (European Commission), and Tobias Johansson (City of Stockholm), moderated by project coordinator Lucie Kirstein.

Advisory Board members then gathered to discuss the project’s vision and strategy, while representatives from the use cases presented their plans and collaborated with technical partners to develop a unified roadmap, fostering connectivity and resource-sharing.

The second day focused on a strategic alignment workshop led by Christopher Newman, where various statements and questions were explored in small groups, resulting in a series of shared conclusions. Later, Josep Laborda and Luke Bates from FACTUAL conducted their second live session of the project’s training series, “Learn with the Common European Mobility Data Spaces.”

General Assembly participants had the chance to attend a site visit to Stockholms stad (City of Stockholm)’s Zero Emission Zone, in which air/noise quality measurement stations and ANPR stations that have been funded by the deployEMDS project within the Stockholm use case, have already been installed.

The two-day event concluded with two additional days dedicated to Policy Labs, where partners tackled regulatory and governance challenges in mobility data-sharing.

Participants had also the chance to exchange with Kristóf Almásy (DG CONNECT) and Dimitrios Gkatzoflias (DG MOVE) from the European Commission, experts who gave their european perspective on the EMDS and other topics from the General Assembly.