EuraMaterials members and partners are part of France 2030

Announced by the President of the Republic on October 12, 2021, France 2030 aims to strengthen the competitiveness of French industry by investing heavily in cutting-edge technologies and supporting the ecological transition. With a total investment of 54 billion euros, France 2030 aims to bring about a lasting transformation of strategic sectors by focusing on innovation and industrialization
At the regional level, this vision is rooted in a collaborative effort in which the national government and the regions are allocating a budget of 500 million euros. Companies will benefit from this support for the design of innovations in the feasibility study or development phase, for investment, for collaborative R&D projects, and for vocational training

Selected for the France 2030 program, several initiatives and projects supported by EuraMaterials will help strengthen the competitiveness of our industry by developing materials and process solutions to accelerate and support industrial transitions, thereby addressing the environmental and economic challenges of the future

PEPR VLAN Project – Circular Economy in the Textile Industry

Budget: €1,085,281 – Funding sources: ANR & France 2030

The program aims to accelerate technological innovation across the entire value chain by promoting a circular economy, fostering industrial deployment, and offering targeted training to improve employability in the textile sector.
This project focuses on several key aspects:
– End-of-life loops for textiles: exploring and optimizing the various options for the end of life of textile products.
– Eco-design: designing environmentally friendly textiles.
– Analysis of discarded textiles: understanding and analyzing discarded textile materials.
– Design of sustainable textile products: developing sustainable, high-quality textile products.
The work will be conducted on three levels:
1- Molecular scale: analysis of the polymers that make up the fibers.
2- Fabric scale: study of the properties and durability of textile fabrics.
3- Product scale: design and optimization of clothing and other textile products.
Project partners:
ENSAIT, University of Lille, ENSAD
Accelerate innovation for a circular economy in the textile sector
The program aims to accelerate technological innovation across the entire value chain by promoting a circular economy, fostering industrial deployment, and offering targeted training to improve employability in the textile sector.
This project focuses on several key aspects:
– End-of-life loops for textiles: exploring and optimizing the various options for the end of life of textile products.
– Eco-design: designing environmentally friendly textiles.
– Analysis of discarded textiles: understanding and analyzing discarded textile materials.
– Design of sustainable textile products: developing sustainable, high-quality textile products.
The work will be conducted on three levels:
1- Molecular scale: analysis of the polymers that make up the fibers.
2- Fabric scale: study of the properties and durability of textile fabrics.
3- Product scale: design and optimization of clothing and other textile products.
Project partners:
ENSAIT, University of Lille, ENSAD

RENOTEX Project – Innovation in Recycled Textiles for a Sustainable Future

Budget: €2,008,300 – Programs: France 2030, 3R Innovative solutions to improve recyclability

The project focuses on replacing virgin synthetic materials with recycled materials, such as rPVB and fibers derived from workwear. The main objective is to reinforce a non-woven textile by replacing synthetic latex (XSB) with a recycled thermoplastic (rPVB) and to use workwear waste to create a weed-resistant outer coating
Project objectives:
– Development of a recycled thermoplastic binder: replace virgin thermosetting binder with a low-carbon recycled thermoplastic binder.
– Creation of an outdoor flooring system: manufacturing a weed-resistant flooring system from 100% recycled materials.
Project partners:
This project is led by SOMMER NEEDLEPUNCH.
Budget: €2,008,300 – Funding programs: France 2030, 3R Innovative Solutions for Improving Recyclability
Innovation in Recycled Textiles for a Sustainable Future
The project focuses on replacing virgin synthetic materials with recycled materials, such as rPVB and fibers derived from workwear. The main objective is to reinforce a non-woven textile by replacing synthetic latex (XSB) with a recycled thermoplastic (rPVB) and to use workwear waste to create a weed-resistant outer coating.
Project objectives:
– Development of a recycled thermoplastic binder: replacing virgin thermosetting binder with a low-carbon recycled thermoplastic binder.
– Creation of an outdoor flooring system: manufacturing a weed-resistant flooring system made from 100% recycled materials.
Project partners:
This project is led by SOMMER NEEDLEPUNCH.

MEL-CCPC Industrial Cluster Project – EuraMaterials and its partners are committed to an innovative industrial cluster

Initiatives: France 2030 & Territoire d’industrie

EuraMaterials is collaborating with the MEL and the Pévèle Carembault Community of Municipalities as part of the “Territoire d’industrie” project. This certified project is based on three major strategic priorities:
1- Supporting industries in transitioning to a sustainable economy
– Supporting the development of fiber processing and recycling industries,
– Helping the interior design and fit-out industries adopt more sustainable and circular practices.
2- Relocation and development of manufacturing activities
– Structuring an offering that enables distribution companies to relocate production activities,
– Promoting the development of local activities in certain segments of their product range.
3- Creation of an ambitious innovation ecosystem
– Strengthen the link between the needs of regional industry and the metropolitan area’s capabilities in research, training, and technology transfer.
Project leadership
The “Territoire d’industrie – Scot Lille Métropole”project will be led by:
Bernard Haesebroeck, Vice President in charge of economic development at the MEL.
Arnaud Hottin, Vice President in charge of economic development for the Pévèle Carembault Community of Municipalities.
Gregory Marchant, CEO of Union Textile Tourcoing and IMATTEC, and Vice President of the European consortium EURATEX.

OZOCELL Project – Toward an Eco-Friendly Artificial Cellulose Fiber

Budget:€5,376,086 – Funding program: France 2030 Bio-based and Biotech

Valorization of oilseed flax by-products:
This innovative project aims to transform by-products from oilseed flax cultivation into an artificial cellulosic fiber with a low environmental impact.
Project objectives
– Establish the technical, economic, and environmental benefits of producing artificial cellulosic fibers from recycled biomass.
– Offer a sustainable alternative to existing processes, such as viscose or Lyocell, by using methods that are more resource-efficient.
Project partners:
Linéa Semences de lin, CETI, Decathlon, Unilasalle, Bretagne Pack
Market targets:
The OzoCell project primarily targets the sports and food transport markets, offering the textile industry innovative and environmentally friendly solutions.

MINEALITHE Project – industrialization of an innovation

Budget: €1,250,000 – Program: France 2030 Innovation HDF

This project aims to industrialize an innovative process, a revolutionary technique that enables the mechanism of formation of certain natural rocks to be reproduced at an accelerated rate and at low temperatures.
Project objectives
– Deploy this innovative process on a large scale;
– Reproduce the natural conditions of rock formation at low temperatures.
Target markets:
– Construction: sustainable buildingmaterials ,
– Recycling: conversion of waste into useful materials,
– Aerospace: lightweight and high-strengthcomponents ,
– Medical: biocompatiblematerials for medical applications.

REFACT Pilot ProjectScaling up the textile recycling process

Budget:€3,164,148 – Funding program: France 2030 3R

This project aims to develop an innovative recycling technology capable of processing multicolored, mixed-fiber used textiles, which are currently incinerated or landfilled.
Project objectives
– Validation of the Refact technology at the pilot scale: testing and validating the innovative recycling process.
– Production of recyclable material: produce enough recycled fibers to integrate them into the conventional textile processing chain and create a prototype garment.
– Effluent management: producing enough effluent to work on establishing closed loops, extracting co-products and exploring their potential uses, and treating the effluent.
Parallel innovations:
Development of an alternative bleaching method: in collaboration with GEMTEX, this method aims to further reduce the environmental impact of the recycling process.

PERFECT’R Project – National Assessment for the Establishment of a Textile Waste Recycling Sector in France

Budget 166 000 – dispositif : France 2030

Ce projet a pour objectif de réaliser un diagnostic complet pour la création d’une filière de recyclage des déchets textiles en France, en qualifiant les besoins de formation professionnelle et en les mettant en perspective avec l’offre de formation existante, dans le cadre du plan d’investissement France 2030 « Recyclabilité, Recyclage et Réincorporation de matériaux recyclés ».
Objectifs du diagnostic :
1- Étude qualitative et quantitative des besoins en ressources humaines
– Évaluer les métiers, emplois et qualifications dans la filière textile et des matériaux composites,
– Collaborer avec les ministères certificateurs, les OPCO, les OREF, France Stratégie et France Compétences.
2- Cartographie des besoins de compétences
Identifier les compétences émergentes et les passerelles possibles entre métiers en régression et ceux en croissance.
3- Articulation des besoins de formation
Aligner les besoins de formation avec les actions prévues dans le cadre de France 2030.
4- Enjeux environnementaux des formations
Identifier et améliorer la conception et la mise en œuvre des formations sous l’angle environnemental.
5- Identification des dispositifs existants
Recenser et évaluer les dispositifs existants dans les territoires, en identifiant leurs points forts et limites.
6- Hypothèses d’évolution à moyen terme
Recenser les travaux de recherche pertinents et proposer des hypothèses d’évolution.
7- Pistes d’actions concrètes
Proposer des actions concrètes pour accompagner les évolutions de l’emploi et des compétences.
8- Recensement des meilleures pratiques internationales
Analyser les meilleures pratiques européennes et internationales et leur potentiel de transposition en France.
9- Nouveaux besoins de formation
Identifier les besoins de nouvelles formations pour tous les publics et proposer des expérimentations de nouveaux types de formation.
10- Macro plan d’actions
Suite du projet
La suite de ce projet s’inscrit dans un nouveau programme en cours d’écriture pour mettre en œuvre les plans d’actions issus de PERFECT’R, visant à renforcer la filière de recyclage des déchets textiles en France.

Ce projet a pour objectif de réaliser un diagnostic complet pour la création d’une filière de recyclage des déchets textiles en France, en qualifiant les besoins de formation professionnelle et en les mettant en perspective avec l’offre de formation existante, dans le cadre du plan d’investissement France 2030 « Recyclabilité, Recyclage et Réincorporation de matériaux recyclés ».
Objectifs du diagnostic :
1- Étude qualitative et quantitative des besoins en ressources humaines
– Évaluer les métiers, emplois et qualifications dans la filière textile et des matériaux composites,
– Collaborer avec les ministères certificateurs, les OPCO, les OREF, France Stratégie et France Compétences.
2- Cartographie des besoins de compétences
Identifier les compétences émergentes et les passerelles possibles entre métiers en régression et ceux en croissance.
3- Articulation des besoins de formation
Aligner les besoins de formation avec les actions prévues dans le cadre de France 2030.
4- Enjeux environnementaux des formations
Identifier et améliorer la conception et la mise en œuvre des formations sous l’angle environnemental.
5- Identification des dispositifs existants
Recenser et évaluer les dispositifs existants dans les territoires, en identifiant leurs points forts et limites.
6- Hypothèses d’évolution à moyen terme
Recenser les travaux de recherche pertinents et proposer des hypothèses d’évolution.
7- Pistes d’actions concrètes
Proposer des actions concrètes pour accompagner les évolutions de l’emploi et des compétences.
8- Recensement des meilleures pratiques internationales
Analyser les meilleures pratiques européennes et internationales et leur potentiel de transposition en France.
9- Nouveaux besoins de formation
Identifier les besoins de nouvelles formations pour tous les publics et proposer des expérimentations de nouveaux types de formation.
10- Macro plan d’actions
Suite du projet
La suite de ce projet s’inscrit dans un nouveau programme en cours d’écriture pour mettre en œuvre les plans d’actions issus de PERFECT’R, visant à renforcer la filière de recyclage des déchets textiles en France.

To date, four promising new projects have been submitted.
Among them, three initiatives respond to the INNOV EAU call for proposals, demonstrating EuraMaterials’ commitment to more resource-efficient processes aimed at reducing resource consumption and optimizing the environmental impact of manufacturing processes. In addition, one project stands out by responding to the regionalized IDEMO call for proposals, thereby highlighting the importance of local roots in development initiatives.

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