Four free short courses are available now, with further microlearning and live trainings ahead
11 November 2026 – The EU-funded CLEVER project is preparing its next learning opportunities on transport greenhouse gas emissions. The programme combines live virtual training with short, self-paced microlearning courses.
| Learning opportunity | Focus | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Microlearning 4: How to Use Emission Factors in Practice | Practical application | Available now |
| Microlearning 5: Understanding the Policy and Regulatory Instruments for Transport Emissions Accounting | The policy context for emissions accounting | Under review; release date to be announced |
| Live training 4: Accounting & Decision-Making with CLEVER Emission Factors (Freight) | Freight calculation, reporting and decisions | 23 November 2026, 15:00–16:30 CET |
| Live training 5: Passenger transport session | Applying emission factors to passenger transport | Upcoming; date and title to be confirmed |
The next confirmed live session, Accounting & Decision-Making with CLEVER Emission Factors (Freight), takes place online through Smart Freight Centre Academy on 23 November. Trainers from GreenRouter will explore how CLEVER emission factors can support freight emissions calculation, accounting and reporting, and decisions across the logistics chain. The session is free, and participants can earn a Certificate of Completion.
UITP is leading and organising the planned passenger transport training. CLEVER will share its confirmed date and registration details when available.
CLEVER is developing harmonised emission factors to support more consistent greenhouse gas calculations across freight and passenger transport. Its learning programme helps participants understand the methods behind those factors and apply them in practice.
Anyone interested in exchanging questions and experiences about emission factors can join the CLEVER LinkedIn discussion group.
About CLEVER
CLEVER is a Horizon Europe-funded research and innovation project working to improve the consistency, transparency and reliability of greenhouse gas emissions accounting in the transport sector. Through the development of harmonised emission factors and supporting methodologies, the project aims to provide a stronger basis for calculating and comparing transport emissions across different activities and operational contexts.
