Real-life projects to co-design and pilot circular solutions

Selection criteria for circular pilots

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1. Strategic Fit

• The pilot should promote circularity in technical building equipment and enhance value chain-wide collaboration
  • The pilot should concretely aim to explore increasing the circularity of technical building equipment, e.g. reuse, refurbishment, remanufacturing, intensifying product and resource usage, closing resource loops
  • Improving or ensuring energy efficiency necessary
• Actors need to be willing to share results and insights from piloting publicly, in line with the program’s ambitions

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2. Feasibility and Readiness

• The proposed solution should be at a stage where it can be tested in a real building
• The pilot should optimally involve at least two actors across the value chain to test collaborative dynamics and validate circular business models.
  • All necessary stakeholders (e.g. product manufacturer, property owner) should be willing and able to actively participate
• The pilot team should demonstrate access to the resources (financial, technical, human) required to execute the pilot successfully

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3. Impact and Scaling

• Most impactful pilots when it comes to resource efficiency improvement and emission reduction impact will be prioritized
  • Pilots groups should have clearly defined goals related to circularity (e.g. lifetime extension, material savings) and optimally also ability to measure the solution’s CO2 reduction impact
• The solution should have the potential to scale commercially