Action Plans

EcoH2O is a project aimed at identifying water-efficient sanitary devices in buildings, such as showers, toilets, and sinks. In collaboration with manufacturers and through full-scale trials, Buildwise conducts a study to provide installation recommendations for professionals, promoting water-saving practices.

The aim of our project is to promote the development of the clean hydrogen sector by reducing the obstacles to the European recognition of skills and related systems through joint action plans and by promoting careers that can contribute to the energy transition through new practical training schemes.

This project offers an innovative response to today's environmental challenges. It brings together a wide network of partners from various backgrounds, united around a common goal: to sustainably transform the construction sector.

WaterstofNet and Tweed have both been coordinating their regional hydrogen clusters in Flanders and Wallonia respectively for several years and ointly established a national hydrogen council that aims to transcend the various political levels in our country.

RenoLab is renovating the Walloon construction sector via a center integrating digital technology and an industrial workshop. Responding to energy renovation needs, it accelerates off-site industrialization and trains for tomorrow's trades, while promoting a circular approach.

Valorizing the construction sector by promoting the use of low environmental impact materials to achieve decarbonization.

CROSS_HEAT est un projet Interreg Meuse-Rhin (NL-BE-DE) qui prépare un réseau transfrontalier de chauffage urbain dans la région Herzogenrath-Kerkrade-Landgraaf, remplaçant les sources fossiles par de la chaleur résiduelle et géothermique partagée, surmontant les différences juridiques et réglementaires, et impliquant les acteurs régionaux, citoyens et PME.

STEPinBEL will assess the potential for new pumped storage hydropower (PSH) in Belgium to increase the flexibility and resilience of the electricity network. It starts with an existing initial mapping, which will be improved and extended throughout Belgium.

ValoMin’, initiated by IDEA through the 2025 Water Hackathon (SWDE & SPGE), seeks to valorize sewage sludge by exploiting its crystalline mineral fraction through novel circular economy pathways.

The NWE faces a common challenge: moving hydrogen valleys from fragmented local projects to coherent scaling. Although several valleys have emerged, their development remains poorly coordinated, without a common roadmap. ValHyCon’s goal is to enable this large-scale deployment by developing, expanding and connecting valleys.

The project aims to support small and medium-sized enterprises in their energy transition, with a focus on the development and implementation of common infrastructure. Particular attention is paid to the analysis of hydrogen-integrating solutions, evaluated for their technical, economic and environmental relevance.