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Pavapark Movilidad has announced its participation in the Alicante Technology Forum 2022, an event on the impact of new technologies taking place from November 29th to December 3rd. The Alicante City Council’s Department of New Technologies is organizing the Alicante Technology Forum 2022 event, which takes place in several iconic venues throughout the city, with the Plaza de Toros as its focal point. The goal is to bring technology closer to citizens, promote the learning of digital skills, discuss the impact of technology on society, encourage citizen participation in the challenges, dilemmas, and opportunities of technology use, and explore the digital revolution in Alicante as a new way of interacting with local authorities and improving the quality of life. Pavapark participates in the roundtable discussion ‘Alicante Smart City 2.0’ Alicante’s Councilor for the Presidency, Innovation, IT, and New Technologies, Antonio Peral, will moderate the roundtable entitled “Alicante Smart City 2.0. Alicante Projects and Companies to Transform Our City,” scheduled for Wednesday, November 30th at 10:45 a.m. Pavapark Movilidad, a company specializing in sustainable mobility and technological developments linked to smart cities, will present its solutions and discuss the influence of technology on smart cities, alongside other companies in the sector.

As part of the strong commitment to electric mobility shared by both Cullera City Council and Pavapark Movilidad, the installation of six new semi-rapid charging stations (double 22kW sockets) has begun at strategic locations throughout the municipality. This facility has been awarded a grant by the Valencian Institute for Business Competitiveness (IVACE), which calls for aid for the implementation of electric vehicle charging infrastructure, within the program of incentives linked to electric mobility, charged to the 2021 budget (MOVES III program – Valencian Community Infrastructure), within the framework of the European Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan. The project was carried out in collaboration with the Ministry for Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge, as well as with the EU.