Infosheets for protected area expansionThis repository contains 2-page infosheets summarizing some of the key findings from the NaturaConnect pan-European prioritization work. There we identify the opportunities and benefits of expansions of strict and conventional protection. The expansion priority maps are part of a comprehensive systhematic...
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This project aims to improve the understanding of wind-induced effects acting on floating photovoltaic (FPV) systems. The floating solar units were developed as modular systems by HelioRec. Wind-tunnel experiments were conducted at the Centre Scientifique et Technique du Bâtiment (CSTB) to investigate the aerodynamic loads acting on different...
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This country profile demonstrates how France plays a leading role in the FCT domain, ranking amongst the top beneficiaries of Horizon Europe funding, with approximately 11.4% of the total allocated budget. French stakeholders are highly engaged in cross-sector projects, frequently assuming coordination responsibilities or leading key work...
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