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Thanks to a rigorous evaluation process, the “Solar Impulse Efficient Solution” Label is the only assessment that guarantees the economic viability of environmentally-friendly products and processes. Considered as a recognition for innovators and a credible mark of quality for governments and companies, it enables decision-makers to find effective solutions to meet their environmental commitments.

The Cleantech Open France association actively contributes to the energy, environmental and climate transition by developing clean technologies through its ecosystem of eco-innovative startups from all regions of France and its network of influential partners.

The HQE-GBC Alliance, a public interest association promoting sustainable living with a cross-disciplinary, balanced, multi-criteria vision, is based on 4 inseparable commitments: Quality of life, Respect for the environment, Economic performance and Responsible management.

The Cradle to Cradle® approach defines and promotes the development of upcyclable products, which means that, unlike conventional recycling, it maintains the quality of raw materials throughout the multiple life cycles of the product and its components.

ID4MOBILITY is a competitiveness cluster whose ambition is to help local project leaders design, develop, test and industrialize high-impact solutions for the future of all forms of terrestrial mobility: vehicles, mobility services, transport infrastructure and the mobility industry.

Choosing the right solution to analyze this time-stamped (and sometimes geotagged) data is an important step towards reducing costs, increasing revenues and improving your products and customer experience. Warp 10, a solution based on Geo Time Series open source technology, is entirely dedicated to the management and analysis of sensor/IoT data.

Both a time series database and a powerful analysis environment (combined with advanced visualization tools), Warp 10 lets you perform data cleansing and synchronization, statistics, feature extraction, pattern detection and forecasting without the need for third-party products.

SBA is a step ahead of traditional silo approaches, and today brings together more than 460 companies representing all building-related trades and Smart City players. Its ambition is to enable its members – manufacturers, service companies, design offices, architects, builders, innovative start-ups, etc. – to contribute to the development of the Smart Building sector and to increase the value of buildings for all stakeholders: owners, users and local authorities.

The SBA’s primary mission is to represent the ecosystem and promote the development of Smart Buildings. By federating the players in this ecosystem, the SBA enables its members to pool their skills and know-how.

Esri is an American company that pioneered the concept of GIS software. Since 1969, Esri has been developing a complete GIS system: ArcGIS. Esri was founded in 1969 by Jack Dangermond as a land-use consulting company.

The Forum Economique Breton is the economic event of the autumn, bringing together small and medium-sized businesses, major corporations and institutions to build the Brittany of tomorrow.

Enedis is the main operator of the public electricity distribution network in France. More specifically, it manages the low- and medium-voltage network covering 95% of the country.

Every day, it operates, develops and modernizes the network for the benefit of all, and to accelerate the ecological transition.

The Syndicat Départemental d’Energie d’Ille-et-Vilaine (SDE35) is a major player in the department’s energy challenges. On a daily basis, it works alongside local elected representatives to ensure balanced, sustainable energy development across the region. It plays an active role in developing synergies between the department’s rural and urban areas.

CLIMAT – AIR – ENERGIE is a management and certification program that rewards local authorities for implementing an ambitious climate-air-energy policy.
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With their GIS platform, Eegle aims to centralize geospatial data in order to provide the best possible response to the various problems encountered by those involved in regional planning.

Bretagne Développement Innovation, the region’s economic development agency, strengthens the region’s attractiveness, anticipates and accelerates transitions in the regional economy, with and for businesses.

AMORCE is France’s leading network for information, experience sharing and support for local authorities and players in the fields of energy transition, local waste management and sustainable water management.

Cerema (Centre d’études et d’expertise sur les risques, l’environnement, la mobilité et l’aménagement) is a public institution dedicated to supporting public policies, under the dual authority of the French Ministry of Ecological Transition and the Ministry of Territorial Cohesion and Relations with Local Authorities…

In early March, Cerema launched its first call for projects under the CeremaLab scheme, on the theme of the resilience of territories and their infrastructures. Of the 118 applications received from startups and SMEs, 12 finalists were selected to pitch to the jury, who selected the 5 winners of the call for projects. In response to the high number of high-quality applications, Cerema invited non-winning companies developing particularly promising projects to join the newly-created CeremaLab ecosystem.

Ille-et-Vilaine is a French department in the Brittany region.

RATP Dev operates and maintains transport networks on 4 continents. To reduce distances, energize territories and bring people closer together.

The University of Rennes 1, along with the University of Rennes 2, is one of two universities in the city of Rennes, in the French department of Ille-et-Vilaine in the Brittany region.

Winner of a national call for projects*, SMILE (SMart Ideas to Link Energies) is a bi-regional collaborative project spanning the Brittany and Pays de la Loire regions.