The SIRCULAR project will test and demonstrate innovative technologies and services across four regional clusters: initially in Estonia and Spain, followed by Germany and Greece. These clusters will engage construction companies, housing companies, universities, and local administrative entities, focusing on buildings owned or occupied by vulnerable population groups, in line with the SIRCULAR just and affordable transition approach.
SIRCULAR is coordinated by RINA-C and combines the expertise of 22 partners from six European countries, including universities, SMEs, NGOs, and industries. During the next three years, SIRCULAR will transform the building sector into a circular and sustainable industry, aligned with the Built4People partnership principles.
The project’s objectives:
- Simplifying sustainable building for everyone
- Expanding decarbonisation options for zero-emission buildings
- Strengthening value chain engagement in local innovation clusters
- Accelerating the adoption of sustainable renovation methods
- Creating low-risk business opportunities in the circular economy
- Boosting stakeholder engagement across the construction industry
SIRCULAR has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement No. 101147412.
