This call is part of the umbrella “Maritime Decarbonisation” thematic call for proposals. The objectives of this subtheme are to develop new services that support the decarbonisation of the maritime sector through digitalisation and logistics optimisation.
The automotive sector is currently undergoing a rapid evolution, marked by a concerted effort around decarbonisation, sustainability, and digitalisation. One of the great challenges of the next few years will be to drastically reduce the carbon footprint of the automotive industry throughout the full value chain, not only through electrification of vehicles.
This call comes under the umbrella of the “Commercial Applications of Space-Enabled Robotics” thematic call for proposals.
This call invites proposals for Feasibility Studies and Demonstration Projects for services that combine the use of satellite technologies and robotics for downstream services for energy and utilities.
The fifth thematic area under the “Space for Infrastructure” thematic call for proposals is health infrastructure. Health infrastructure refers to the physical and organisational structures and facilities that are necessary for the delivery of healthcare services. This can include:
Maritime decarbonisation is a central element of maritime sustainability. Shipping is recognised as the most efficient form of commercial transport in terms of CO2 emissions per tonne of cargo transported in one mile. However, due to the scale of the industry, maritime transport is still a significant contributor to the world’s total greenhouse gas emissions (around 3% of total global CO2 emissions).
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