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The Villarrobledo City Council (Albacete) and the company Pavapark have unveiled the municipality’s first publicly accessible electric vehicle charging station. This project is included among the improvements to the blue zone management contract awarded to Pavapark. Villarrobledo’s vehicle registry lists around 40 electric vehicles. In this context, the new charging station has been installed on San Bernardo Street, in front of the Local Police offices, with the aim of responding to public demands and serving visitors, while also contributing to environmental protection. This is a dual charging station for two vehicles, allowing single-phase charging up to 7 kW and three-phase charging up to 22 kW, so the charging speed depends on the technology of each vehicle. This infrastructure is scheduled to be operational by the end of March, when the municipal plenary session approves the ordinance regulating the service’s prices. Moviltik App and BeePark management platform Through Pavapark‘s Moviltik app, which is already being used to pay for blue-zone parking in Villarrobledo, top-ups and payments can be easily made from a mobile device. Likewise, the BeePark management platform, also from Pavapark, integrates data from the mobility services managed in the municipality to provide a comprehensive service management and visualization solution.

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.

The San Javier City Council has awarded Pavapark Movilidad the contract to supply and install IT services to transform the municipality of San Javier into a Smart Tourist Destination. The purpose of the contract is to provide the municipality of San Javier with the technological and innovative advances and infrastructure necessary to begin the conversion of its tourism model to a Smart Tourism Destination, focusing on monitoring. The actions to be carried out are as follows: air quality sensors, new electric vehicle charging stations, parking space occupancy sensors and vehicle access control, traffic control, smart cameras and connectivity, totems at Information Points and Citizen Security Points, smart points of interest, a smart promenade, and information screens. Air sensing will consist of the supply and installation of a series of sensors that will allow the municipality’s meteorological and environmental conditions to be monitored, providing data to generate new information services for citizens and tourists. The new electric vehicle charging stations will consist of the supply and installation of a series of electric vehicle charging stations, their location and usage level, using a public display available to citizens and tourists, as well as the installation of thermal cameras for temperature measurement and

The company Pavapark, a specialist in mobility management and the integration and development of smart city solutions, part of the Pavasal group, has completed the installation of two educational radars and two smart pedestrian crossings in Cullera, thus strengthening the City Council’s commitment to transforming the municipality into a Smart City. Cullera belongs to the National Network of Smart Tourist Destinations and plans to invest the aid received from the Next Generation Funds in the coming months in the digital, green, and sustainable transition, and in improving energy efficiency and competitiveness. The two educational radars installed by PAVAPARK are located on the Bega Bridge and on Corbera Street before the intersection with Fortaleny Street. These are two key locations connecting Cullera with the A-38. These radars display the approaching speed of vehicles on a screen. This helps to raise drivers’ awareness of their speed limits. Furthermore, radar screens offer the option of adding messages and icons. On the other hand, regarding smart pedestrian crossings, one is located on one of Cullera’s main streets, Avenida del Racó, at the intersection with Calle Águila. The pedestrian crossing in question is made up of fourteen 50 x 50 cm horizontal illuminated signaling plates

PAVAPARK, as the successful bidder for the “Supply of devices for smart road safety solutions for pedestrian crossings, installation, and integration” contract, has built two smart pedestrian crossings in Macastre as part of the 2021 call for proposals for smart city initiatives from the Provincial Council of Valencia. The smart pedestrian crossings installed by PAVAPARK are located at two key points on the main road through Macastre, Av. del País Valenciano. One is located near the Health Center and the other at the entrance to the Sports Center. The installation of these elements improves road safety for residents and visitors of Macastre. The solution consists of two vertical light signals at each pedestrian crossing and a set of road studs that flash when any pedestrians are detected preparing to cross. Thus, when a pedestrian is about to cross at one of the two pedestrian crossings, the vertical light signals and road studs are activated and begin to flash, emitting an indicator light to approaching drivers. Furthermore, the number of activations of the detection sensor system, as well as the energy consumption of each system, are sent from the master signal of each crossing to PAVAPARK’s CLARA Smart City Platform and

After being awarded the contract for “Suministros y servicios consistentes en implantación de una solución de sensorización IOT para el control y monitorización de plazas de movilidad reducida de uso general” in Gandía, PAVAPARK has installed 101 sensors to detect the occupation of parking spaces for people with reduced mobility distributed in Gandía. The information provided by the installed sensors has been integrated by PAVAPARK in the CONECTA (SENTILO) platform of the Diputación de València and in the Smart platform of Gandía. Thus, from these platforms it will be possible to monitor the occupancy status of sensorized places for people with reduced mobility and control that they are being used appropriately. Statistical data related to the times of use and rotation of the same can also be extracted. The action is included in the framework of the Smart Cities 2021 subsidy of the Diputación de València, of which the Gandía City Council was awarded. Specifically, the project is based on the need to monitor the resources of the city of Gandía in real time in order to develop intelligent management of the city as set out in the PEDTI and the Gandía Smart plan. This installation joins the list of

PAVAPARK, as the successful bidder of the “OLIVA PARKING PLACES SENSORIZATION” contract, has installed eighty-five (85) sensors for the monitoring of parking spaces in the urban area of the town of Oliva. With the installed sensors, it is possible to obtain data about the state of occupation of the places, the rotation and/or the average time of use of the same. Within the object project, PAVAPARK has integrated the information provided by the parking sensors space by space in the Smart CONNECTA València platform (Sentilo) of the Diputación de València. This action of the Department of Local Modernization of the City Council of Oliva, is part of the global strategy and the Smart City Master Plan that the council has for the digital development of the municipality and that contemplates the bases created by previous strategic documents, such as EDUSI, PACES, PMUS. This project joins the list of #smartcities installations deployed in recent years by PAVAPARK, a company belonging to the PAVASAL GROUP, with extensive experience in the development and integration of solutions related to parking and sustainable mobility and the #smartcity. Oliva thus joins the long list of cities in which the company has installed its technological solutions: València,

The project also includes the integration of the data collected in the Connecta València de la Diputación platform (platform based on Sentilo) The project consisted of the supply and installation of three pedagogical radars for the Chiva City Council, together with the deployment of a server for the extraction process of the information from the radars in real time and its subsequent transmission of data from the location of the radars to the server and its subsequent connection with the Sentilo de Diputación de Valencia platform. The objectives pursued by the project are: reduction of CO2 emission improvement in road safety and awareness and persuasion in reducing speed. These radars are integrated into Connecta Valencia making use of the standard information exchange protocols of the Valencia Provincial Council platform, which will send the vehicle count information and the speed at which it circulates. Regarding the technical aspects of the radars used, the range of the integrated microwave detector allows the detection of vehicles from 80 to 120 m for standard vehicles and up to 200 m for trucks and large vehicles. Technical specifications: Directional Radar (Doppler Band K 24) Operating frequency 24.125 GHz Range Passenger cars 120 m, trucks 150-200m