Within the scope of the Joint Year of Sustainability between France and Singapore, join us on a transformative journey toward a sustainable future.
June 20th, 2024 – at Cetim Matcor, Singapore
Cetim recognize the crucial role of the mechanical engineering industry in driving the energy transition. By viewing environmental and social challenges as opportunities for innovation, we are committed to reducing carbon emissions, designing for sustainability, and evolving business models for a competitive edge. Utilizing professional insights, we develop Life Cycle Analysis tools and databases to evaluate the carbon footprint and identify optimization opportunities at every stage, empowering stakeholders to make informed decisions.
Our strategic investment project, CEDRE (Circularity of the Economy, Decarbonization, Resilience), is at the heart of this transformation. Our decarbonization efforts strengthen company operations by enhancing resilience through resource optimization technologies (energy, raw materials, water), promoting efficiency, and embracing circularity.
We stay ahead of future demands by aligning with evolving standards and expectations across regulatory, contractual, economic, and societal outlook. Our team of experts specializes in the circular economy, providing technical support on standardization and exploring pathways for sustainable growth.
Discover how Cetim-Matcor is pioneering the integration of circular economy principles to propel sustainability in mechanical engineering!
Join us on this transformative journey toward a sustainable future. Learn more about our unwavering commitment to environmental innovation and resilience.
Agenda:
- Introduction of Cetim Matcor
- Technical Presentations
– The Role of Mechanical Engineering in the Global Circular Economy
– Using LCA as a pocket tool to explore environmental footprint - Site Visit
- Networking Refreshments
About the France and Singapore Joint Year of Sustainability
In a significant move towards promoting sustainability on a global scale, France and Singapore have joined forces to launch the Joint Year of Sustainability (JYOS). The announcement was made in Paris on April 11, 2024, during a meeting between Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence WONG and President Emmanuel MACRON. This collaborative effort between France and Singapore underscores the growing importance of international cooperation in addressing environmental challenges. By uniting their resources and expertise, both nations are ready to make a significant impact in advancing sustainability goals and driving positive change on a global scale.
