Pilot 4: Lisbon, PT (Predictive Maintenance & Vehicles)
Preparation

Pilot 4 / Value Chain 1: Sustainable Vehicle Production

Lisbon Metropolitan Area, Portugal
Lead Partner: PARTICLE / CARRIS
Greener vehicle acquisition and increased recyclable material content in new public transport vehicles.
Overview
Pilot 4: Lisbon, PT (Predictive Maintenance & Vehicles)
Lisbon Metropolitan Area, Portugal
PARTICLE / CARRIS
Preparation
Greener vehicle acquisition and increased recyclable material content in new public transport vehicles.
The Challenge ("As-Is")

CARRIS is modernising its fleet with natural gas and electric buses, but it has limited direct control and visibility over the vehicle manufacturing process.

This makes it difficult to collect manufacturing-related indicators, influence environmental practices in vehicle production and systematically assess the recyclable material content of new vehicles.

The Solution ("To-Be")

CSSBoost supports a value chain focused on the acquisition of added-value greener vehicles and the increase of recyclable materials in new vehicles.

The work includes identifying data and data flows, engaging bus manufacturers, defining vehicle-manufacturing indicators, collecting vehicle specification data, deploying TRACK for pilot data collection and display, and integrating CSSBoost tools for further assessment.

Key Stakeholders
PARTICLE
CARRIS
MOTON
Bus manufacturers
Public transport operators
Procurement teams
Vehicle suppliers
CSSBoost digital tool partners
Monitored KPIs

Energy consumption: e.g. gep/km and Wh/km.

CO₂ emissions: g/km.

NOx emissions: g/km.

Particle emissions: g/km.

Autonomy: km.

Cost: euros per vehicle.

Percentage of eco-friendly vehicles.

Raw materials.

Reused materials.

Recyclable materials.

Refurbished vehicles.

Remanufactured vehicles.