Our project helps European regions and industrial stakeholders connect, reach agreements and form partnerships to cooperate and modernise European industry together. Are you a member of a European regional authority, an industrial-sector organisation, or a European company? Then we're here to...

Our project helps European regions and industrial stakeholders connect, reach agreements and form partnerships to cooperate and modernise European industry together. Are you a member of a European regional authority, an industrial-sector organisation, or a European company? Then we're here to...

Clusters are groups of specialised enterprises - often SMEs - and supporting actors, such as public authorities, universities, technology centres, vocational and training institutions, and more, which cooperate closely in a particular location. Cluster organisations are legal entities that...

Clusters are groups of specialised enterprises - often SMEs - and supporting actors, such as public authorities, universities, technology centres, vocational and training institutions, and more, which cooperate closely in a particular location. Cluster organisations are legal entities that...

Electrolysers are defined by the EU as devices that use electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen. This process is a key component in the production of renewable hydrogen, which the EU emphasises should be produced from renewable energy sources to ensure at least 70% greenhouse gas...

Retail is the largest industrial ecosystem in the EU economy and the biggest private employer in the EU. On a daily basis, the ecosystem serves 450 million EU consumers who spend one third of their household budget on shopping. Small and medium enterprises are the backbone of the ecosystem....

The agri-food ecosystem is responsible for the diversity of foods and drinks we consume every day. It comprises of different actors in the food supply chain - from farmers and fishers and its cooperatives, the food and drink industry, food retail and wholesale, food service and suppliers of...

Tourism is a key economic activity for the EU. Especially in some EU countries, it contributes greatly to economic growth, employment, and social development. The tourism ecosystem is a highly diverse and complex one, comprising of businesses in several sectors, from accommodation suppliers to...

The mobility ecosystem comprises the entire value chain of the automotive, waterborne, rail and bike industries. It is a key industrial ecosystem crucial to economic growth and jobs in Europe and is characterised by a high level of innovation and collaboration across sectors. The mobility...

Construction is the second largest industrial ecosystem in the EU, both in economic and employment terms. It is a major contributor to economic growth and job creation in Europe, and provides important solutions to social, climate and energy challenges. As such, it plays an important role in...