To improve the energy performance of tomorrow's buildings, let's develop solutions for digitizing and modeling usage data for better management of their resources and lifespan.
Call for non invasive solutions to evaluate the energy efficiency...
BY ENGIE Factory SingaporeSUSTAINABILITY OPEN INNOVATION CHALLENGE : ENGIE Factory Singapore is seeking smarter solutions to assess potential energy efficiency gains through building energy renovations. The desired outcome of this call for projects is a solution that can quickly scan and profile a commercial building in a non-invasive manner to provide an estimate of its current energy performance and energy efficiency potential.
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Call for Projects: Data Solution for Connected Places
BY ENGIE UK & IrelandENGIE UK & Ireland would like to hear from innovators and start-ups who have solutions that support the development of our Connected Places* strategy, through new technology and service based solutions
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Call for Projects: Multi-service companion robots for EHPADs
BY ENGIE CofelyENGIE Cofely, in partnership with the Claude Pompidou Gerontology Cluster in Belfort, is looking for a humanoid robotic solution that is capable of various actions and functions to help residents, teams and visitors.
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Safe@work by LODGE.co: for a serene return to the office.
LODGE.co, a startup assisting companies in the economic and environmental optimisation of buildings, is launching a digital solution to manage workspaces during this period of deconfinement in order to meet the new health and physical distance regulations imposed by COVID-19.
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Solar Fabric, Bending Toward A New Generation Of “Flexible” Solar Panels
To make the energy transition happen, flexibility is key. And that may also turn out to be true for the way solar energy is captured. A new generation of flexible solar panels that can augment energy storage capabilities are being built to power large industrial buildings, private homes and vehicles.
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Sustainable Building Materials Can Replace And Clean Up The Industry
Agricultural waste, mushrooms and low-carbon concrete are to revolutionize the construction industry.
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