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16th International Conference on Engines and Vehicles for Sustainable Transport
Clean Propulsion Technologies project headed by University of Vaasa was represented at the 16th International Conference on Engines
19.9.2023
The Clean Propulsion Technologies project consortium aims to develop radically new solutions for clean and efficient marine and off-road transport – a Finnish response to tightening emission legislation and growing global competition in these segments. The common goal is to secure the position of global technology leader for the Finnish powertrain industry by creating a common vision and sustainable business solutions
Business Finland has granted research funding for six research organizations and nine companies to bring these new propulsion solutions from the research phase to real-world application. The total project volume is approximately 15 million euros, out of which 7.9 M€ comes as Business Finland support. The companies and universities themselves fund the rest.
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Clean Propulsion Technologies project headed by University of Vaasa was represented at the 16th International Conference on Engines
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