Below are the sectorial catalogues for the major industrial sectors. We have included, among other things, a brief overview of relevant legislation, CE opportunities with examples of best practice and funding opportunities.
The Energy Intensive Industries (EII) ecosystem stands as a cornerstone of the global economic landscape, encompassing sectors that demand substantial energy inputs to drive their operations. These industries, ranging from manufacturing
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This sectorial catalogue includes Aeronautics, Space and Defense, Space Operators and Data and Service Providers. The sectors play a critical role in global technological advancement, mobility, national security, and economic growth.
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The construction sector is responsible for approximately 40% of the EU’s total energy consumption and a significant portion of waste generation. However, it is now facing a paradigm shift. The emphasis
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In this sectorial catalogue, we examine the pressing issues of e-waste proliferation, resource scarcity, and energy consumption, alongside the regulatory landscape shaping the industry. We also highlight innovative solutions and practices
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From daily commuting to work, visiting family and friends, tourism, to the proper functioning of global supply chains for goods, mobility represents an enabler of our economic and social life. Free
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The tourism ecosystem is complex and diversified, covering globalised and interconnected value chains: it includes food and beverage services, on-line information and services providers (tourist offices, digital platforms, travel technology providers),
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Like any other sector, the social economy sector needs is part of and needs to adjust to the European Green Deal and the Circular Economy Action Plan. This document provides information
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Today, the cultural and creative industries (CCI) face considerable challenges linked to the digital and ecological transition, and to the hyper-competition created by the formation of global digital players. Transformation of
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The production and consumption of textile products follows a largely linear (take, make, use, discard) economic model. The European Union generates 12.6 million tonnes of textile waste per year. Clothing and
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The European continent is essentially a maritime continent. The EU coastline is 68.000km long. The EU is home to 23 coastal states and 27 flag states. While the economic climate has
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The digital ecosystem is a dynamic, interconnected network that necessitates reliable communication among customers and trading partners. In that sense, the world is changing drastically through the ever-evolving era of digitalization
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The energy sector is one of the largest contributors to the generation of greenhouse gases, so the use of renewable resources in energy production is essential to make progress in the
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