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Social joint ventures: from exclusion to employment
Encouraging collaboration between companies and players from the social sphere, to promote inclusion of vulnerable populations through employment: this is the goal of social joint ventures. The strength…
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How river freight eases congestion in cities
What if river freight could accelerate decarbonisation and decongestion in cities? Major cities throughout the world are deploying new urban logistics focused on this sustainable and local alternative…
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Subsea interconnectors: electricity supplies without borders
Faced with the uncertainties shrouding the global geopolitical arena, nations are scrambling for solutions to safeguard their energy sovereignty and futureproof their infrastructures. In this respect,…
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Research into environmental innovation
How to transform roads into energy sources, how to decarbonize road freight or optimize the temperature of buildings using artificial intelligence: so many questions have been turned into concrete…
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Carbon sequestration: we take a closer look at nature-based solutions
In the fight against global warming, carbon sequestration is a solution to be harnessed. This process helps to reduce the build-up of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Of all the carbon sequestration…
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André Broto: misconceptions about transport
André Broto, an alumnus of the Ecole Polytechnique engineering school, a graduate of the Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées civil engineering school and an expert in mobility issues, is publishing his…
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Decarbonising ports : what is the best course to take ?
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How to store electric energy – PSPs
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New Zealand: a metro on the road to social reconciliation
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How can we produce energy from water?
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Hydrogen sector: investing in a net zero future
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Bridge safety, the “project of the century”
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Temporary use, a test site for the city of the future?
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Digital traceability – guaranteeing transparency for consumers
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Urban cool islands: cooling down the cities
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Wood, a strong building material, in more ways than one...
Nuclear energy : an innovative industry
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The groundbreaking civil nuclear fission sector
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Fission: the historical nuclear energy
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France, the land of nuclear power
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Fusion: the energy creating high hopes
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Decarbonising ports : what is the best course to take ?
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Hydrogen: a high-potential vector for decarbonisation
Hydrogen has everything it takes to become a major vector in the decarbonisation of the economy, provided it can be mass-produced without fossil resources and distributed efficiently. Grey, green, blue or pink, to reduce the carbon footprint of transport or industry; find out how this sector is organizing to become a powerful vector for a low-carbon economy.
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How can we produce energy from water?
Hydraulic energy will play an active role in the energy transition. In the sea, along rivers and even on the roofs of…
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Temporary use, a test site for the city of the future?
What do Les Grands Voisins, La Cité Fertile, Ground Control and Bercy Beaucoup have in common? All of these projects have,…
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Electric mobility hitting the road
Achieving carbon neutrality by 2050 is one of the major commitments of the Paris Agreement on climate change. IPCC experts…
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Innovations for decarbonising heavy-goods vehicle mobility
A key sector for the economy and a real source of jobs, transport of goods by road is a major contributor to greenhouse gas…
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Wood, a strong building material, in more ways than one...
Today’s urgent environmental situation is raising new challenges for the construction sector, which must strike a balance…
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New Zealand: a metro on the road to social reconciliation
City Rail Link is New Zealand's biggest urban infrastructure project. Auckland's first underground metro will promote the…