Starting point. Launched earlier this month by seven companies, the Brussels-based Hyperloop Association will work closely with government and regulatory agencies, industry value chain stakeholders, research centers and academia to accelerate progress and enable widespread adoption of the innovative rapid transport service. system across Europe and internationally.
Early work. According to the press release, the main objectives of the association will be to position itself as an organization in matters related to Hyplop. Represent, advocate and promote the interests of members; and provide guidance and insights to decision makers and other stakeholders.
Corporations, public and private entities and non-profit organizations that play a role in the Hyperloop industry can join as members.
Next steps. In the coming months, the team expects major developments in the hyperloop space, including the European Commission’s start of work on the hyperloop regulatory framework – a major milestone for the industry.
“The Hyperloop Association is looking forward to partnering with European and international institutions as well as industry stakeholders at this exciting event and showcasing Hyperloop technologies as tomorrow’s cutting-edge, safe and environmentally sustainable mobility solutions,” said President Ben Paczek.
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