The building and construction sector is on the move to sustainability. In the transitional process high energy- and process-related CO2-Emissions and an overall high operational energy demand in buildings must be considered as well as the heterogenic waste remaining after deconstruction which poses a challenge to recycling strategies. This topic is also of increasing political and regulatory relevance, as also indicated by a recent call for project proposals by the CBE JU.
In our forum event “Smart technologies for sustainable construction“ on 05 September we are going to look at innovation, ideas, but also hurdles and enabler for sustainable solutions in the construction and housing sector.
Within the framework of our projects Triple-S and Realise-Bio we move the focus to smart use cases for biobased and recycled resources and discuss which criteria have to be met for a technology to not only offer a greener solution, but also make a noticeable difference on the market.
Join us and three expert speakers in the discussion and make new connections with other participants. To aid the networking process, you may leave some additional information on your expertise in the registration mask below.
The project Triple-S is funded by the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Industry, Climate Action and Energy of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia (MWIKE). The aim of Triple-S is to identify success criteria and enablers for innovations, to advance technologies and innovations in their scaling, and thus to increase their impact potential for the transformation of our economic system.
In the Interreg Germany-Netherlands project Realise-Bio, we want to realise a circular bioeconomy in the programme area to make the Germany-Netherlands border region greener and more liveable. This is to be achieved primarily through model projects for cross-border consortia, which can be funded with up to 75,000 €.
