Key challenges
Meeting the carbon neutrality target
Lack of knowledge in maritime decarbonisation
Solutions tailored to end-users
Transnational and coordinated cooperation
Use a holistic approach
SMARTDEC project
SMARTDEC aims to create and develop an Atlantic network of the maritime transport sector to provide the tools, knowledge and structure needed to rapidly meet the challenge of reducing the pollutant emissions of the waterborne transportation in the Atlantic Area (AA).
Organized in hubs with a quadruple helix approach, key actors from the four involved regions will be working to develop common strategies to achieve the decarbonisation of the maritime transport sector and boost innovation capacities.
Project duration: 36 months (January 2024 – December 2026)
Funding: Interreg Atlantic Area Programme 2021-2027
Budget: 2.06 M€
Main outputs
A dedicated cooperative platform
Map of maritime decarbonisation stakeholders and priorities
A catalog of best practices & support for future innovations
European and Regional Level Policy Recommendations
Main Partners
Main figures
13
partners
1
Atlantic Network
4
countries
36
months
4
regional workshops
Latest news
A great session on Wednesday at #SeaTechWeek exploring the future of maritime decarbonization through insightful presentations and discussions. Collaborative and coordinated innovation will allow the maritime industry will to drive the future of green global transport. pic.twitter.com/GtUpiqOqy7
— SMARTDEC Project (@Smartdecproject) October 18, 2024