- Green STRING Corridor
- What is Green STRING Corridor
- Goals and Activities
- Challenges
- The projects findings in short: New information booklets
- Declaration of Cluster Coopertaion
- Closing Conference
- Green STRING Corridor film
- The Green STRING Corridor – From speed and transit to accessibility and regional development
- Thank you and Auf Wiedersehen
- The project has ended
- Project Organisation
- Themes
- Downloads
- STRING Network
- Events
- Newsletter
- STRING and Green STRING Corridor Update #1, October 2012
- STRING and Green STRING Corridor Update # 2, December 2012
- STRING and Green STRING Corridor Update # 3, January 2013
- STRING and Green STRING Corridor Update # 4, March 2013
- STRING and Green STRING Corridor Update # 5, June 2013
- STRING and Green STRING Corridor Update # 6, September 2013
- STRING and Green STRING Corridor Update # 7, January 2014
- STRING an Green STRING Corridor Update # 8, April 2014
- STRING an Green STRING Corridor Update # 9,September 2014
- Green STRING Corridor Update # 10, December 2014
STRING and Green STRING
"The STRING-partners agree that the Fehmarn Belt connection creates the possibility of establishing a sustainable transport structure which may be beneficial for all STRING partners''
''The STRING partners agree to explore the possibility of launching a joint analysis, to look at the possibilities of establishing a green transport corridor between Northern Germany and Scandinavia through a fixed Fehmarn Belt link, primarily by promoting railway transportation, modal shift as well as innovative concepts (…)".
STRING Action Plan, 2010
The Green STRING Corridor project has its origins in the political STRING cooperation.
In 2010, a political decision was taken to create an action plan for STRING; identifying a number of strategic efforts to strengthen integration between regions in Sweden, Denmark and Germany. A specific emphasis was placed on creating regional development in the STRING geography through utilising the effects of the upcoming fixed Femern Belt link; especially in terms of developing an environmentally sustainable transport corridor, contributing to increased accessibility. Such a corridor is seen to benefit the regions businesses through leading to greater regional development of the logistics and transport sectors. This idea was the foundation of what is now the Green STRING Corridor project.
