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Smart & low-carbon transportation
Smart and low carbon transportation is essential in combating climate change and reducing environmental impact. As urbanization increases and populations grow, the demand for transportation also rises, exacerbating environmental challenges such as air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions. The sector faces pressing challenges such as outdated infrastructure, reliance on fossil fuels, and inefficient transportation systems.
A NEW PVD PILOT LINE DRIVING FORWARD INDUSTRY STANDARDS
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LIST achieved a breakthrough in material coating technology with the inauguration of its Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) pilot line. This 18-meter semi-industrial equipment addresses scalability challenges, autonomous manufacturing, and technology transfer, marking a significant advancement in coating technology. Designed to bridge the gap between laboratory-scale operations and semi-industrial production, LIST’s PVD pilot line offers a versatile platform for scaling up processes and validating innovative manufacturing techniques.
With its dual functionality catering to both R&D experiments and continuous coating deliveries, this pilot line sets a new standard in the industry, positioning LIST as a leader in materials research and technology development.
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TAPPING INTO SOLAR ENERGY FOR SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT
Cactus Supermarkets and LIST joined forces in the Solar e-Pace project, integrating photovoltaic technology onto vehicles to reduce reliance on fossil fuels. LIST researchers utilized Cactus’s fleet to gather data on solar resources across Luxembourg’s road network, facilitating the development of tools for future solar energy use in transportation. This collaboration underscores Cactus’s commitment to sustainability and LIST’s dedication to innovative solutions for sustainable mobility, driving towards a greener future.
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DRIVING SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT SOLUTIONS
Euro-composites and Gradel joined LIST’s Sustainable Composite Materials and Manufacturing Innovation Centre, marking a pivotal step towards sustainable transportation solutions. The initiative, supported by key European transport players, aims to develop lightweight, eco-friendly composite materials for zero-emission mobility. With a focus on aerospace and mobility markets, the partnership signalled a shift towards sustainable structures utilizing natural resources and waste materials.
The collaboration underscores the urgent need to adopt low-carbon technologies in the transport sector, paving the way for innovative, circular solutions to meet future demands.
Find out more about LIST’s Sustainable Composite Materials and Manufacturing Innovation Centre.
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