Boosting Energy Transition of ThE Dairy value chain

Boosting Energy Transition of ThE Dairy value chain

BETTED

Boosting Energy Transition of ThE Dairy value chain

Project information

Name : BETTED - Boosting Energy Transition of ThE Dairy value chain

Overall budget : 1247633.91 €

EU contribution : 1185252.22 €

Coordinated by : Universita degli studi di Brescia

Start date : 01/02/2024 - End date : 31/01/2027

Grant ID : 101120856

Programme (s)

LIFE2027

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The project aims to facilitate companies (especially small and medium, SMEs) belonging to supply chains in the dairy sector to foster the market uptake of energy efficiency measures including the use of renewables and the deployment of heat pumps at the value chain level, moreover, the project will also significantly contribute to the reduction of fossil fuels dependency fast forwarding energy transition.

The dairy sector is predominantly organized in cooperatives, which hold the majority of the market share which makes relevant the necessity for cooperation and coordination between different actors and increases the potential of a value chain approach.

To achieve this integration, the project will implement capacity-building programs and steer companies and value chain decisions for energy saving, renewables and heat pumps adoption investments with supporting tools. To trigger interest, awareness, knowledge and know-how on the energy efficiency and renewables and heat pumps potential of the supply chain perspective in the dairy sector, the project will be focused on three main pillars:

 

  • create a capacity-building program and a community dedicated to supporting the change in the energy culture of the organizations improving their skills/knowledge/awareness/know-how on the role of sustainable value chains in promoting the energy transition for small but also large companies;
  • providing policy/regulatory recommendations aiming at speeding up the energy transition
  • implement tailored and easy-to-use tools engaging companies operating in the same value chain, for:

 

  • fostering the market uptake of energy efficiency and sustainable measures;
  • assessing the multiple benefits achievable from collaborative approaches between large and small companies;