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25 May 2012
Market potentials for climate technologiesTCP conducts an Analysis of the Markets for Climate Technologies.TCP International cooperates with PTV, Karlsruhe, in a study commissioned by the German Development Cooperation GIZ, on behalf of the German Climate Technology...more »
18 Jun 2013
Moderation of the 2Move2 Kickoff Meeting
Dr Niklas Sieber moderated on June 18th 2013 the political Kickoff Meeting for the EU Civitas project 2Move2 on behalf of the city of Stuttgart. Stuttgart’s mayor Fritz Kuhn officially opened the project in presence of...more »
22 Aug 2012
Sustainable Urban Transport Masterplan for Windhoek (SUTMP Windhoek)
On behalf of the Namibian Ministry of Works and Transport (MWT), the City administration of Windhoek (CoW), as well as the Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) a consortium of TCP International (lead partner,...more »
17 May 2015
NAVIGAR seeks volunteers for trial operations
On June 1, a half year trial period of the NAVIGAR demonstrator starts. NAVIGAR now seeks interested voluntary car drivers in the Greater Stuttgart area that meet the following conditions:You are generelly interested to...more »
03 Apr 2017
New address: TCP Internation has moved
As of 1 April 2017, TCP International has moved its main office. We are now available at Heilbronner Straße 150, D-70191 Stuttgart, Germany (BülowBogen Business Center). All our phone and fax lines and e-mail connections have,...more »
15 Sep 2011
New publication: Planning guide for new railway systems in Germany according to BOStrabTogether with his two co-authors Dipl.-Ing. Udo Lenz and Andreas Marx, TCP International managing director Olaf Scholz-Knobloch published a new paper entitled „Planungsleitfaden für neue Bahnsystem nach BOStrab. Chancen und...more »
23 Dec 2011
New TCP International Website onlineThe new TCP International website is now online. The modern and clear website layout provides all kind of information about TCP International to interested readers, and enables him to interact with and to get in contact with TCP...more » |
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