AN ECOSYSTEM TO BUILD

Partners to bring together.
Mobility that serves everyone.

The project seeks to connect institutions, social organisations, automotive professionals, energy businesses and innovators. Listed organisations are potential contacts; their participation and any funding remain to be agreed.

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Help shape the project.

Under study and development, the hub needs every stakeholder’s contribution. Share your expertise, needs and ideas.

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CLEAR ROLES, SHARED AMBITION

Cooperation starts
with understanding.

The Hub could provide a place for demonstrations, guidance and continuity. Partners would bring expertise, programmes or resources under an agreed framework. The organisations below are potential contacts, not committed partners.

STAKEHOLDER MAP

Find the right expertise
for the right need.

Public stakeholders

MECB / AEV

Social programme framework

Their website
Public stakeholders

Host municipalities to identify

According to the location selected, still under study

Inclusion

Social welfare offices to involve

Local organisations to identify once the location is selected

Public stakeholders

Ministère de l’Économie

Investment and development

Their website
Automotive

Arval · Ayvens · Van Mossel

Lessors to consult; programme participation unconfirmed

Their website
Automotive

FEDAMO

Automotive ecosystem and distributors

Their website
Energy & circularity

Klima-Agence & ACL

Electric mobility education

Their website
Energy & circularity

Enovos & opérateurs

Charging, energy and use

Their website
Innovation

Luxinnovation & Technoport

Innovation, pilots and support

Their website
Inclusion

ADEM & acteurs de l’insertion

Employment-related mobility

Their website
Innovation

Chambre des Métiers

Skills and apprenticeships

Their website
Energy & circularity

Ecobatterien & SDK

Batteries and circular economy

Their website
A PILOT TO BUILD

Practical cooperation
takes preparation.

A 12-month pilot agreement is envisaged. It should define objectives, use of spaces, contributions, confidentiality, insurance and evaluation.

A shared scope

Which audiences, services and boundaries?

Identified resources

Who provides time, skills, spaces and equipment?

Results to review

What usage, follow-up quality and local usefulness?

FUND THE RIGHT ACTIVITY

Funding possibilities.
Conditions to examine.

Household leasing support, business investment schemes, loans and partner contributions follow different rules. They must be assessed separately, before committing expenditure, under the applicable conditions. No grant has been awarded to the project.

ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

Your questions, answered.

Answers to help you prepare your next steps, at your own pace.

Are the organisations listed already partners?

No. The stakeholder map identifies possible contacts and expertise to bring together. Inclusion does not imply agreement, support or endorsement. Partnerships will need to be discussed and formalised.

Has the project secured grants?

No grant has been secured. Funding options must be assessed against the activity, project organisation, expenditure and applicable rules. Household support and funding for the future hub involve separate processes.