Climate action, resource efficiency, and circularity performance are interconnected issues that significantly impact the economy as a whole. However, the current modelling capacity needs enhancement to capture their intricate interactions, thus posing challenges in representing the transformation of the European industry towards climate neutrality. The EU-funded TRANSIENCE project aims to address this gap by assessing circularity principles and measures for the decarbonisation of European industries. The project will develop MIC3, an open-source model ecosystem that integrates interoperable modules from various perspectives of industry transformation. Through extensive scenario modelling, TRANSIENCE will generate pathways to achieve a material-efficient, circular, climate-neutral, and sustainable European industry. Furthermore, the project will promote transparency, openness, and knowledge sharing while enhancing technical capacities in four EU industrial agglomerations.
TRANSIENCE - TRANSItioning towards an Efficient, carbon-Neutral Circular European industry
Topic: TRANSIENCE- HORIZON-CL4-2023-TWIN-TRANSITION-01-36
Start Date: 1 January 2024
End Date: 31 December 2027
Grant agreement ID: 101137606
Holistic has a pivotal role in TRANSIENCE: Besides co-leading CDE activities, Holistic will lead the operationalisation of the project's end product, the Model for European Industry Circularity and Climate Change mitigation framework (MIC3), and develop a simplified version to facilitate its validation and desirability by relevant industrial and policy-making stakeholders. Holistic will also lead API coordination via the I2AM PARIS platform
INSTITUTE OF COMMUNICATIONS AND COMPUTER SYSTEMS, Greece
CENTRE FOR EUROPEAN POLICY STUDIES, Belgium
E3 MODELLING S.A., Greece
FRAUNHOFER INSTITUTE FOR SYSTEMS AND INNOVATION RESEARCH, Germany
POTSDAM INSTITUTE FOR CLIMATE IMPACT RESEARCH, Germany
PARK NAUKOWO-TECHNOLOGICZNY EURO-CENTRUM, Poland
TECNALIA RESEARCH AND INNOVATION, Spain
UTRECHT UNIVERSITY, Netherlands
WUPPERTAL INSTITUTE FOR CLIMATE, ENVIRONMENT, AND ENERGY, Germany
PAUL SCHERRER INSTITUTE, Switzerland
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON, UK