A revolution is flourishing in the field of mobility that promises to drastically change the manner in which people and companies relate when it comes to managing and thinking about mobility. This revolution, known as Flow, is a Portuguese startup that arose from the technological partnership between Galp and CEiiA (Product Engineering and Development Centre), and that has already implemented several projects related to mobility in cities and companies.
Boasting new facilities in one of the buildings at the Leça da Palmeira refinery, Flow is an essential part of Galp's strategy of investing decisively in new forms of mobility, which is underlined by the budget allocated to investment in this area. During the presentation of Flow's new premises, Carlos Gomes da Silva, Galp´s CEO, declared that the company´s target is for 40% of its financial effort to be assigned to projects and businesses associated with a low-carbon or even zero economy, stressing that Galp's ambition is “to be an operating system for urban mobility on a global scale”.