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Launch of the European SOLSTICE project

The SOLSTICE project, coordinated by Axel'One and in which Polymeris is a partner, was launched today. Its main objective is to demonstrate 4 replicable systemic solutions for the territorial development of a circular and carbon-neutral economy for the major textile sectors. All stages of waste prevention and management will be integrated into a methodology based on the 5Rs: Refuse / Reduce, Reuse, Repair, Repurpose, Recycle.

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Development of a wind turbine recycling platform: the Eolo-HUBS Project

The EoLO-HUBS project is entering its second year with significant advances in the development of sustainable solutions for recycling composites from end-of-life wind turbines. It's already been a year since the EoLO-HUBS project, a European initiative involving 18 partners, was launched with the aim of creating innovative solutions for the recycling and recovery of composites from end-of-life wind turbines. As the first European wind farms reach the end of their operational life, the need to establish waste management strategies, particularly for composite materials, is becoming imperative for the countries concerned.

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The French polymer ecosystem represented by Polymeris at the European Cluster Conference 2024 in Brussels

Polymeris took part in the European Cluster Conference 2024, held in Brussels on May 7 and 8. This biannual conference, organized by the European Commission, brings together key players from European clusters to discuss current and future priorities for cluster policies and sustainable European industrial development.

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AI REDGIO 5.0: 3rd General Meeting of the project

Over two exciting days, our 43 European partners from 18 countries and 15 regions joined forces to shape the future of the project.
AI REDGIO 5.0 aims to strengthen regional AI partnerships among key EU regions, paving the way for major advances in the adoption of competitive AI technologies for regional SMEs.

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Dismantling and pre-treatment of end-of-life wind turbine blades

Composite materials account for 2% of the total mass of a wind turbine, and the aim of the European EoLO-HUBs project is to deploy large-scale technologies for recycling composites from end-of-life wind turbines.

The Spanish technology center AITIIP, coordinator of the project and drawing on its experience in the aeronautics sector, is working on the pre-treatment and preparation of composites prior to the recycling stage. To prepare these composites, the wind turbine blades must first be cut up and cleaned of the surface treatments they have undergone during manufacture.  

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Launch of the European IDEALIST project

Europe's Industrial Sectors Unite in Groundbreaking Initiative: Project IDEALIST Aims to Strengthen SME Resilience and Technological Adoption

In an unprecedented collaboration, a consortium of 14 partners from across 7 European countries have come together to launch the IDEALIST project, under the auspices of Horizon Europe, the EU's key funding programme for research and innovation.

This ambitious initiative seeks to address the urgent challenges faced by SMEs in the Energy-Intensive Industries, Aerospace & Defence, and Mobility, Transport, & Automotive sectors, promoting resilience, sustainable practices, and advanced technological adoption in the face of global disruptions such as the COVID-19 pandemic and geopolitical conflicts.

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Launch of the European ZEvRA project

The European Commission's declared aim is to achieve 0 CO2 emissions by 2035, particularly in the electric vehicle value chain. Consequently, the Horizon Europe ZEvRA research project (28 partners from 13 countries, running from January 1, 2024 to December 31, 2026, €11.4 million grant, G.A. n° 101138034) aims to improve the circularity of light electric vehicles along their entire value chain, from materials sourcing and manufacturing to end-of-life processes. Polymeris is one of the 28 partners in the consortium.

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Launch of the European Value4Pack project

We are pleased to announce the launch of the European Value4pack project, the first project proposal of the European S3 Food Packaging Partnership, which began on November 1, 2023!

Value4Pack aims to strengthen the capacity, competitiveness and resilience of players in the European food packaging value chain. The aim is to create a resilient inter-regional ecosystem between relevant penta-helix players in the regions concerned (manufacturers, research institutes, investors, regional authorities, consumers and NGOs).

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