EEIP at Manufacturing Partnership Days 2025 in Brussels
The EEIP team represented the DMaaST project at the Manufacturing Partnership Days 2025, held in Brussels on 23-24 October. Bringing together leading industrial stakeholders, policymakers,
The EEIP team represented the DMaaST project at the Manufacturing Partnership Days 2025, held in Brussels on 23-24 October. Bringing together leading industrial stakeholders, policymakers,
Every European research project aims to leave something behind that extends beyond its funding period. For the Horizon Europe project STORMING, that legacy is a body
CO₂-free hydrogen production remains one of Europe’s most promising pathways towards decarbonising energy-intensive industries. To coordinate the final technical activities supporting this objective, partners in the
Hubs for Circularity are emerging as one of Europe’s most important approaches to accelerating industrial decarbonisation, resource efficiency and cross-sector collaboration. Bringing together industries, infrastructure, public
Digital technologies are reshaping the future of European manufacturing, enabling companies to become more connected, resilient and resource-efficient. Through advanced data sharing, artificial intelligence and
Improving energy efficiency in the agri-food sector requires more than individual investments. It depends on cooperation between companies, regional stakeholders and public authorities to identify common challenges
How can successful industrial symbiosis initiatives move beyond individual demonstration sites and inspire wider adoption across Europe? This question shaped the CORALIS Final Conference, organised and
As the STORMING project enters its final phase, consortium partners gathered on 5-6 March 2025 in Lyngby, Denmark, for the project’s fifth Consortium Meeting, hosted by the Technical University of Denmark
The DMaaST consortium gathered in Ljubljana, Slovenia, on 26-27 February 2025 for its latest project meeting, hosted by Trace Labs. Bringing together partners from across Europe, the meeting marked an important
Communicating European research projects effectively requires more than publishing reports and organising events. It requires engaging people in ways that are interactive, memorable and enjoyable.