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Market study in materials scientific engineering
In the context of reflections carried out around its innovation strategy, the large firm studied ways of making the most of its scientific expertise, especially in materials engineering. One of the opportunities studied consisted of developing a scientific expertise service offer, targeted at composite and polymer materials. LGI conducted an analysis of this market for the client in the following target sectors: Medical Devices, Aeronautics, Aerospace, Defence and Transport. The service specifically targeted the needs of the small & midcap segment, as well as support around the business model of such an offer, the value proposition design with potential clients and tailored recommendations.
2021
Demonstrating integrated innovative technologies for an optimal and safe closed water cycle in Mediterranean tourist facilities
The aim of demEAUmed project was the involvement of industry representatives, stakeholders, policy-makers and diverse technical and scientific experts in demonstrating and promoting innovative technologies, for an optimal and safe closed water cycle in Euro-Mediterranean tourist facilities, leading to their eventual market uptake.   A representative resort placed in Catalonia, Spain served as a demo site where a representative part of all inlet and outlet waters was characterised, treated with proper innovative technologies, and reused to reduce the carbon footprint of water management in an integrated approach at demonstration level.
2014 - 2017
Traçabilité matérielle et numérique pour la certification des matières premières critiques
MaDiTraCe développe et teste une nouvelle méthodologie pour la traçabilité géoscientifique et numérique des matières premières intégrée dans des systèmes de certification vérifiables pour les entreprises en amont et en aval afin de répondre aux exigences de conformité réglementaire. Les outils du projet seront intégrés numériquement (blockchain) dans les systèmes de passeport numérique de produit (DPP) qui fusionnent les intérêts variables des parties prenantes dans le secteur des matières premières, et permettent une preuve numérique facile et une acceptation généralisée dans le monde de l'entreprise.Cette approche unique dans le secteur des matières premières constituera une étape décisive vers la normalisation et la fiabilité du devoir de diligence dans les chaînes d'approvisionnement et la chaîne de contrôle, conformément à la directive de l'UE sur le devoir de diligence en matière de développement durable des entreprises et aux futurs DPP.
2023 - 2026
Développement de revêtements sûrs et durables sans PFAS pour les emballages alimentaires et les textiles d'ameublement
ZeroF développe des alternatives de revêtement sûres et durables pour remplacer les composés PFAS dans les chaînes de valeur des emballages alimentaires et des textiles d'ameublement. L'objectif est de produire des revêtements ayant une absorption d'eau limitée, une résistance élevée à l'huile et à la graisse pour les emballages et une imperméabilité élevée à l'eau et à l'huile pour les textiles. Les matériaux développés devraient permettre d'atteindre les performances requises tout en éliminant l'utilisation de produits chimiques fluorés.Les solutions ZeroF visent à atteindre des prix compétitifs ne dépassant pas 20 % des prix des alternatives actuelles tout en réduisant l'impact sur l'environnement de plus de 25 %. Plusieurs analyses du cycle de vie, des coûts du cycle de vie et une évaluation de l'empreinte environnementale seront réalisées au cours de la phase d'essai de la mise en œuvre du projet.
2023 - 2026
Go-to-market strategy for Urban Cool Islands
Urban heat islands (UHI) are becoming commonplace in European cities, under the combined effect of climate change and high urbanisation rates. Beyond the degradation of the urban life quality (air pollution, thunderstorms, etc.), UHI have adverse effects on human health by boosting allergies or cardiovascular problems and increasing mortality during heat waves episodes. Veolia developed an urban cooling system called "Urban Cool Islands" that makes use of non-potable water to contribute to the creation of cool islands in cities. LGI was appointed to study the market potential of the solution, define its business model and build a marketing and communication strategy. The study was held at the European level and parts where focused on the French (FR), Italian (IT) and Spanish (ES) cities.
2019 - 2020
LOW valued energy sources UPgrading for buildings and industry uses
Heating and cooling constitutes around 50% of the EU's final energy consumption and is the biggest energy end-use sector, ahead of transport and electricity. Calculations show that around 85% of heating and cooling is produced from natural gas, coal, oil-based products and non-RES electricity.    The project LOWUP developed and demonstrated three different heating and cooling systems at relevant environment: HEAT-LowUP (low exergy heating system directly fed by solar and sewage water recovered heat) COOL-LowUP (low exergy cooling systems directly fed by renewable and free energy sources) and HP-LowUP (waste heat recovery and upgrading via heat pump.)
2016 - 2020
Étude sur l'offre de NbS pour l'adaptation au climat
Le projet ARTISAN Life (2020-2027) vise à soutenir la mise en œuvre du plan français d'adaptation (PNACC2) en renforçant les incitations à la mise en œuvre de solutions fondées sur la nature pour l'adaptation au changement climatique (Adaptation NbS). L'un des partenaires clés du projet, l'ADEME, a fait appel à LGI et Eco-Act pour étudier l'offre d'Adaptation NbS en France.L'étude visait à établir l'état de l'art de l'Adaptation NbS, à cartographier et analyser le secteur en France, et à fournir des recommandations pour son développement. Elle s'est concentrée sur 5 secteurs (urbain, gestion de l'eau, forêt, agriculture, tourisme). Le travail a permis 1/ d'informer les acteurs NbS et les partenaires du projet ARTISAN sur la manière de mettre en œuvre les projets pilotes dans leurs territoires, et 2/ à l'ADEME d'identifier les travaux complémentaires nécessaires pour le secteur NbS.
2020 - 2021
Market study on NbS providers for Soil.is
The startup Soil.is (a spin-off of the French company Egis) developped a ready-to-use web platform to enhance natural capital. It connects Nature-based Solutions (NbS) providers with land managers, as well as with funders. The goal is to enable to assess land assets through an automated diagnosis, build solutions to maximize natural capital by identifying the NbS that best fit the business and identify the best NbS suppliers, monitor the impact of the projects, and identify and secure the funding.   LGI supported Soil.is in its early development by assessing the supply side : the potential interest for NbS providers to join the Soil.is platform.
2022
Digital transformation strategy for French National Institute of Geographic and Forest Information (IGN)
The National Institute of Geographic and Forest Information (IGN) is the reference public operator for geographic & forest information in France, under the joint authority of the Ministries in charge of ecology and forestry. In preparation of its new Objectives and Performance Contrat for 2017-2021, the Ministry of the Environment wished to obtain strategic recommendations on business models related to new opportunities for the digital transformation of our economy. The context in which IGN evolved underwent several major changes mainly due to the digital transformation. The Ministry commissioned LGI to conduct a study on digital-related business models for IGN. The goals were to provide strategic recommendations on potential business models for the Institute, in relation to the digital transformation.
2017
Innovation support to the evaluation of ADEME’s funding programme for energy efficient buildings technologies
As part of the recovery plan for the construction sector, the French public authorities wished to support a collective mobilisation of actors to modernise the sector, enhance the increase of skills, improve quality and reduce costs in new construction and renovation.  the French Minister of Housing, Regional Equality and Rurality, launched in 2009 a Programme of Action for the Quality of Construction and Energy Transition (PACTE) that allocated almost 12M€ on energy-efficient building projects during 2009-2015 in the areas of heating and cooling, hot water, lighting and ventilation. Once the programme ended, the French Agency for Ecological Transition (ADEME) contracted LGI for the evaluation of its funding programme and recommendations to adapt its future funding actions.
2016 - 2017
Apprentissage collaboratif en matière de recherche, de partage d'informations et de gouvernance sur la manière dont les solutions basées sur les arbres urbains soutiennent les futurs urbains sino-européens
Les forêts urbaines font partie des solutions étudiées pour relever plusieurs défis auxquels les villes sont confrontées au 21e siècle : îlots de chaleur urbains et adaptation au climat, perte de cohésion sociale, perte de biodiversité,Les solutions basées sur la nature (NbS) sont promues par plusieurs acteurs publics et privés ces dernières années, avec la promesse de fournir des solutions ayant moins d'impact et moins coûteuses que les projets d'infrastructure conventionnels.Le projet CLEARING HOUSE mène des analyses croisées dans 5 villes européennes et 5 villes chinoises, afin d'identifier les bonnes pratiques reproductibles, de concevoir un cadre d'aide à la décision pour les acteurs de la politique urbaine, et d'identifier des modèles d'affaires innovants pour mobiliser l'investissement privé.
2019 - 2023
Nuclear Powered Hydrogen Cogeneration
The project investigates the feasibility and viability for existing Nuclear Power Plants (NPPs) to generate large amounts of hydrogen for supporting the decarbonisation goals of the EU. The investigations focus on existing H2 generation technologies and identify NPPs to be able to implement the viable solution at a short term. The project proposes an optimal degree of integration, to maximise mutual benefits, based on integrity of both, the nuclear and the hydrogen production plants. The project outcomes cover practical decision matrixes, guidelines, and checklists to be made available to NPP operators, H2 generation EPCs (engineering, procurement & construction) stakeholders, as well as investors, safety authorities, notified bodies and H2 consumers for their decision-making processes .
2022 - 2025
Monetary valuation of soil ecosystem services and creation of initiatives to invest in soil health: setting a framework for the inclusion of soil health in business and in the policy making process
The objective of InBestSoil is to co-create a framework for investment in the conservation and recovery of soil health, by developing an economic valuation system of the ecosystem services delivered by healthy soil and the impacts of soil interventions, and its incorporation into business models and incentives. The aim is that new businesses are motivated to maintain and restore soil health in Europe based on the results from demonstration activities in 6 lighthouses (LHs) and 3 living labs (LLs) as hubs. The project results contribute to raise awareness  about economic value of priate and public actors to their actions over soil health, codesign strategies with local stakeholders, and work collectively to deliver national and EU policy ambitions.
2023 - 2027
Co-developing pathways towards Climate resilient regions in Europe
Adapting to climate change and building climate resilient environments in Europe and beyond has become crucial in the current context of global warming. P2R is a programme that will empower more than 100 regions and communities across Europe to codesign visions of a climate-resilient future. By using a system innovation and capability-driven approach, European regions and communities will chart transformative pathways and innovation agendas to increase their climate resilience. The programme will mobilise the civil society’s interest and equip regions and communities in developing climate resilience pathways and connected innovation agendas. The implementation and testing of transformative adaptation solutions will be supported by 21 million Euros of European funding allocated through 2 public calls. 
2023 - 2027
SNETP strengthening to consolidate collaboration within and beyond the nuclear sector
The Sustainable Nuclear Energy Technology Platform - SNETP Association is focused on nuclear fission technologies and to fosters networking opportunities and international cooperation in order to address cross-sectorial nuclear R&D challenges. SNETP has a mature structure divided into three pillars: NUGENIA, ESNII (European Sustainable Nuclear Industrial Initiative) and NC2I (Nuclear Cogeneration Industrial Initiative) which have well-established programs and governance. The SNETPFORWARD project supports the association to strengthen its position within the European Strategic Energy Technology Plan (SET plan) and increase collaboration among other related European Technology and Innovation Platforms (ETIPs), as well as to further promote the innovation capacities of the SNETP Association members.
2022 - 2025
EurOpean PlatForm For AccEssing NucleaR R&D Facilities
The overarching objective of OFFER is to support the Sustainable Nuclear Energy Technology Platform - SNETP Association to establish an operational scheme facilitating access for R&D experts to key nuclear science infrastructures – hereinafter referred to as “User Facilities” – through the channelling of financial grants provided by the Euratom programme. The beneficiaries of the scheme will be, first, the User Facilities to be funded directly from the OFFERR project for their services provided to selected projects selected through OFFERR calls, and second, the research teams that have successfully applied through the calls and were allowed to use the User Facilities for their project purposes.  The project involves Cascade funding. 
2022 - 2026
Core monitoring techniques and experimental validation and demonstration
The CORTEX project aimed at developing an innovative core monitoring technique that allows detecting anomalies in nuclear reactors, such as excessive vibrations of core internals, flow blockage, coolant inlet perturbations, etc.   The technique was based on primarily using the inherent fluctuations in neutron flux recorded by in-core and ex-core instrumentation, from which the anomalies will be differentiated depending on their type, location and characteristics. The method was non-intrusive and did not require any external perturbation of the system. The project resulted in a deepened understanding of the physical processes involved.
2017 - 2021
Sustainable water management solutions for the Mediterranean tourism sector
In order to help hotels to remain competitive and improve their eco-innovation ability, the European Horizon 2020 GREENinMED project developed an innovative approach to develop solutions for water and energy use and management in the Mediterranean region and more specifically for the tourism sector. To reach this objective for the water management part, LGI helped the project partner CapEnergies to identify and analyse relevant eco-innovative products and services, as well as their adaptability to specific needs for selected hotels.This enabled the GREENinMED project to target eco-innovative solutions for better water management and reduced water consumption in the tourism sector of the region.
2020 - 2021
Gathering expertise On Vibration ImpaKt In Nuclear power Generation
The project takes over from the VIKING initiative that started in 2020 as an in-kind collaborative effort of European nuclear vendors, utilities, technical safety organizations (TSOs), universities, and research organisation to improve the understanding and the prediction of the flow-induced vibration (FIV) phenomena, relevant to nuclear power reactors.   The project aims at increasing the expertise and improve the tools and skills of the European nuclear stakeholders for the analysis of complex FIV phenomena in order to maintain and enhance nuclear safety. 
2022 - 2026
Improved Nuclear SIte characterization for waste minimization in D&D operations under constrained EnviRonment
Decommissioning and dismantling (D&D) operations are strongly dependent on the facilities history and the inventory of present radionuclides. The D&D processes are significant source of radioactive waste and their management is a major challenge from technical, economical, financial and societal point of view.The project focused on a fit-for-purpose representation of the radiological status of facilities (or components), at a relevant precision level allowing making decisions concerning different D&D scenario options. Based on common case studies in the form of interlaboratory comparisons on matrix representative reference samples and benchmarking, the project delivered comprehensive and realistic conclusions formalised in guidelines, recommendations and elements for pre-standardisation initiatives.
2017 - 2022
Supporting and standardising climate services in Europe and beyond
Climate services are described as "decision aide derived from climate information that assists organisations to make improved ex-ante decision-making" (WMO). Climateurope2 works to develop standardisation procedures for climate services (CS), while supporting the European CS community. The project strives to enhance the uptake of quality-assured CS to support adaptation and mitigation to climate change. The project identifies the support and standardisation needs of CS, including criteria for certification and labelling, and user-driven needs to support climate action. This includes a taxonomy, community-based good practices and guidelines, standards where possible, a network activated through festivals and webstivals, and a community of practice on the Climateurope2 platform.
2022 - 2027
SEvere Accident Research and Knowledge ManagemenT for Light Water Reactors
The SEAKNOT project assesses the current knowledge in nuclear fission severe accident research, management and exploitation via two-fold approach: shaping a roadmap for severe accident research in the coming decade to achieve a substantial reduction of remaining uncertainties and a measurable progress in the practical elimination of radiological consequences; consolidating and disseminating efficiently the knowledge and know-how transfer to the young generation of nuclear scientists and engineers.
2022 - 2026
Study on the role and economics of nuclear cogeneration in a low carbon future
The OECD seeks to address the technical and economic assessment of non-electric applications of nuclear energy: district heating, desalination, high temperature applications (process heat and hydrogen), hybrid nuclear-renewables systems. Despite proven industrial examples of non-electric applications (district heating), there is no clear economic assessment methodology for future applications. The organisation launched a study aiming at filling this gap, by designing a generic methodology with costs and benefits analyses of non-electric products. The method sought was to be applicable to any kind of cogeneration process or nuclear reactor technology (water-cooled reactors, high temperature reactors, liquid metal cooled reactors, small modular reactors, etc.).
2016 - 2017
Research and Development in support of the GEMINI Initiative
GEMINI+ project provided a conceptual design for a high temperature nuclear cogeneration system for supply of process steam to industry, a framework for the licensing of such system and a business plan for a full scale demonstration. It relies on the modular High Temperature Gas cooled Reactor (HTGR) technology, which is a mature technology with several industrial prototypes that have been constructed and operated worldwide.   The project assessed scenarios in which such system can provide steam to industrial steam distribution networks presently operating on industrial sites up to 550˚C with the aim of substituting fossil fuel fired cogeneration plants, without need for adaptation of the steam distribution infrastructure or of the industrial applications. 
2017 - 2021
MEthodologies and Tools Innovation for Seismic Risk Assessment
Nuclear power plants (NPPs) need to be able to withstand the effects of an earthquake. The  METIS project therefore aims to develop rigorous and efficient methodologies and tools to determine the seismic safety of NPPs and supports simulation results with experimental data and experience feedback within the framework of Bayesian approaches and machine learning.   The project objectives aim generally to improve the predictability of best estimate and beyond-design seismic analysis. Together with the propagation of epistemic and aleatory uncertainties, this makes analyses more reliable and increases confidence in safety assessment results within the context of the EU-wide nuclear safety objectives.
2020 - 2024
Coastal Climate Core Services
Coastal flooding is a real concern that affects millions of people across Europe in terms of health, safety and access to infrastructures and services. The CoCliCo project aims to deliver an open web-platform that will help to inform local and national decision-makers on potential coastal risks and needed adaptation measures. The platform allows to simulate the main risk drivers, show adjusted views and support analysis techniques for local decision contexts.   The project allows to combine important and high-quality geospatial information layers. The Users of the CoCliCo platform can visualise, download and analyse multiple decision-oriented coastal risk scenarios.
2021 - 2025
NUclear COmponents Based on Additive Manufacturing
NUCOBAM project aims to develop the qualification process and evaluates the in-service behaviour of Additive Manufacturing materials, allowing the use of additively manufactured components in nuclear installations.   The work contributes to implementing Additive Manufacturing processes in nuclear design codes and standards in order to create components for nuclear power generation equipment.
2020 - 2024
Exploration Information System
Mineral supply-chain disruptions would have long-range impacts on electrification, as well as on energy transition security and on achieving the decarbonization targets.   The project EIS aims to develop innovative exploration concepts and data analysis tools to secure new sources of critical raw materials for the EU’s economy.   EIS develops the “EIS Toolkit” and the “EIS QGIS Wizard”. These tools will be open-source and will provide critical information for the mining sector and geoscientists.    
2022 - 2025
Solar Energy for Carbon-Free Liquid Fuel
While the concept of using solar energy to drive chemical reactions that make fuels has been around for decades, the technology still has some way to go before it can be cost-efficient and scalable for industrial applications. The Sun-To-X project uses solar energy and ambient humidity to produce hydrogen. The project focuses on using concentrated solar energy, to allow the hydrogen react to form a non-toxic, energy-dense liquid fuel called Hydrosil. The product can have direct use in the transport and energy sectors, with water as the only emission removing barriers hindering the deployment of zero emission liquid fuels.
2020 - 2024
STRUctural MATerials research for safe Long Term Operation of LWR NPPs
During the long-term operation of pressurised water reactors, the reactor pressure vessel (RPV) becomes brittle mainly due to neutron irradiation. Scientists disagreed about what causes certain low-copper RPV steels to become fragile at an accelerated rate. Further research was needed to shed light on late irradiation effects. Additionally, since current embrittlement trend equations (ETEs) tend to underpredict RPV embrittlement at higher fluence regimes, efforts were needed to adapt ETEs accordingly. Further research was also required to determine how applicable the master curve approach was at high fluences and for sub-sized specimens in characterising irradiation-induced shifts in reference curves. The STRUMAT-LTO project aimed to address these scientific gaps in RPV embrittlement by exploiting the Lyra-10 specimens.
2020 - 2024
Towards and enhanced accident management of the hydrogen combustion risk
Nuclear power plants are designed to minimise the risk of radiological releases. In addition, severe accident management guidelines (SAMGs) have been developed and implemented to provide operators with a systematic guidance on mitigatory actions. Building on these guidelines, the AMHYCO project considers practical issues to further reduce the threat posed by combustion of gases generated during accidents on containment integrity. Specifically, it improves the SAMGs for both in-vessel and ex-vessel phases using numerical and experimental results. Experimentally studies the phenomena that are difficult to predict numerically (such as H2/CO/H20 distribution and combustion) are performed. It also improves the predictability of the numerical tools used for explosion hazard evaluation.
2020 - 2024
Building EU-Africa partnerships on sustainable raw materials value chain
The AfricaMaVal project develops an EU-Africa partnership to support responsible sourcing of mineral resources for European industry while ensuring sustainable local co-development in the best Environmental, Social and Governance conditions, and leading to a long-term business environment for European and African companies. The consortium counts partners from Africa and Europe to work on threefold objectives : building EU and Africa business network on the CRM value chains; developing strategy on integration of identified and emerging EU and African RM value chains for energy and digital transition; and assessing responsible investment opportunities.  The project conducts 10 case studies in African countries and evaluates approx. 100 investment opportunities.
2022 - 2025
SNETP Programming for Research and Innovation in Nuclear Technology
The project supported the Sustainable Nuclear Energy Technology Platform (SNETP) in its roadmapping, networking, dissemination and communication activities. It supported the delivery of strategic roadmaps of the SNETP pillars; improved the ‘value proposal’ of SNETP for the fission R&D community in Europe; confirmed SNETP as a key player within the international energy technology landscape; and enhanced the visibility and dialogue of SNETP towards a wider audience.  SPRINT pursued a number of the activities initialised through the Euratom FP7 “SNETP-Office” and “SMILE” projects and was closely coordinated with the activities put forward by the SNETP governance. 
2015 - 2019
European Sodium Fast Reactor Safety Measures Assessment and Research Tools
The project aimed at enhancing further the safety in particular of Generation-IV commercial-size European Sodium Fast Reactor (ESFR) in accordance with the European Sustainable Nuclear Industrial Initiative (ESNII) roadmap and in close cooperation with the French ASTRID programme.   Close interactions with the main European and international SFR stakeholders (GIF, ARDECo, ESNII and IAEA) via the Advisory Review Panel enabled reviews and recommendations on the project’s progress as well as dissemination of the new knowledge created by the project. 
2017 - 2022
Pre-normative research on safe indoor use of fuel cells and hydrogen systems
The project addressed the issue of safe indoor use of hydrogen and fuel cells systems  for early markets (forklift refuelling and operation, back-up power supply, portable power generation, etc.) as specific knowledge gaps needed to be closed in the areas of indoor hydrogen accumulations, vented deflagrations, and under-ventilated jet fires.     It aimed to provide scientific and engineering knowledge for the specification of cost-effective means to control hazards specific to the use of hydrogen indoors or in confined space and developing state-of-the-art guidelines for European stakeholders.  
2012 - 2015
Nose to Brain Delivery of Antibodies via the Olfactory Region for the Treatment of Multiple Sclerosis Using Novel Multi-functional Biomaterials Combined with a Medical Device
The direct transport route from the nasal cavity to the brain, bypassing the blood-brain barrier, offers an exciting method for central nervous system drug delivery, not only for demyelinating disorders such as MS but also for other neurological and neurodegenerative indications or tumours.   The aim of N2B-patch was the development of a new innovative N2B drug delivery technology based on the synthesis of a biomaterial-based innovative galenic formulation  applied with the aid of a novel medical device equipped with a container closure system (CCS) as a hydrogel patch to the nasal olfactory region for the chronic treatment of MS.  
2017 - 2021
PAPERCHAIN
The objective of the paperChain project was to deploy five novel circular economy models centred in the valorisation of waste streams generated by the Pulp and Paper Industry (PPI) as secondary raw material for three main resources intensive sectors: construction, mining and the chemical industry.   The project demonstrated the potential of a resource efficient model based on industrial symbiosis showing that major non-hazardous waste streams generated by the PPI could be used as valuable secondary raw material.
2017 - 2021
Secretariat of the Environmental Technology Verification (ETV) Programme
Environmental Technology Verification (ETV) was a service initiated by the European Commission and implemented by various European Verification bodies (VBs) to help technology providers with mature environmental technologies reach the market with a competitive advantage. The ETV process takes the technology through a third-party validation which assesses the performance of the technology based on independent and credible information using the internationally recognised ISO standard 14034. The result is a ‘Statement of Verification’ detailing that the technology performance claims are complete, fair and based on reliable test results. With proof of performance credibly assured, technologies can expect an easier market access and the technological risk is reduced for technology purchasers and investors.
2020 - 2022
Management and Uncertainties of Severe Accidents
MUSA project assessed the capability of severe accident codes when modelling reactor and SFP (Spent Fuel Pool) accident scenarios of Gen II and Gen III reactor designs. To do so UQ (Uncertainty Quantification) methodologies were used, with emphasis on the effect of already-set and innovative accident management measures on accident unfolding, particularly those related to ST (Source Term) mitigation. Given the focus of FOM on source term, the project investigated in more detail variables governing ST uncertainties .
2019 - 2023
Generating knowledge on the repercussions of automation and digitalisation in transport
WE-TRANSFORM aims to apply a participatory approach, using Collective Intelligence (CI), to generate an evidence-based and action-oriented agenda to research, formulate and prioritize the challenges connected to the effects of automation on the transport labour force, on future working conditions and on skills requirements.   The project develops a sustainability plan based on building wide network of stakeholders of the living hub, the platform and methodology for exchanges and the knowledge creation. 
2020 - 2023
Contribution to consolidation of the Circular Economy Action Plan
This assignment supported the European Commission (EC) - DG  Environment to carry out the stakeholder consultations for the New Circular Economy Action Plan.   The outcomes of the consultation allowed the services of the European Commission to tackle information gaps and to provide an overview of circular economy strategies at national, regional and local level.  
2020
Organisation of the Retail Forum 2019
Retail sector and the European Commission were working side by side since 10 years with a common goal: promote sustainable consumption, reducing the environmental impact of the EU retail sector and its supply chain. This initiative was processed through the Retailers’ Environmental Action Plan, a voluntary initiative which aims at reducing environmental impacts in the retail sector and its supply chain, promoting more sustainable products, and providing better information to consumers.   The 10 years anniversary of the Retail Forum was celebrated on the 11th of December 2019 in Brussels and alligned with the launch of the EU Green Deal initiative. 
2019
Platform based on Emerging and Interoperable Applications for enhanced Decommissioning processes
The project demonstrated an innovative digitally enhanced approach for selected key tasks related to dismantling and decommissionning (D&D) in real life examples in various demonstration sites in Europe (Norway, France, Spain, Germany).   The PLEIADES platform integrates cutting-edge digital support tools into a building information modelling (BIM), optimising and facilitating the D&D process and leading to coordinated actions. It allows also retrieving and connecting data and calculating simulation results regarding scenario feasibility, waste estimation, radiation exposure, cost and duration.
2020 - 2023