European Low Carbon Industries and territories meetings 2025

THE MAJOR BACK-TO-SCHOOL EVENT ON DECARBONIZING INDUSTRY

The 7th edition of the European Low Carbon, Industries and Territories Meetings (French REDIT for Rencontres Européennes Décarbonation, Industries et Territoires) will take place on October 2 & 3, 2025, in Dunkirk, with the exceptional presence of the World Economic Forum (WEF) and the Low-Carbon Industrial Areas (ZIBaC).

This edition will be held in parallel with the more general public event, the Fabuleuse Factory, focused on young people, to promote industry- and energy-related professions.

Attendance at the event is strictly by invitation only.

Thursday 2nd october

Welcoming cocktail : 18h – 20h 

Confirm your participation to communication@ecosysteme-d.fr 

OFFICIAL Program

FRIDAY, October 3 – Plenary

*translation service

7:30 AM : Welcome coffee
8:00 AM — Opening remarks
8:15 AM — Low-carbon industrial zones: current situation and future outlook
9:15 AM — Dialogue with the World Economic Forum: international best practices and inspiring European cluster initiatives
10:15 AM — Break
10:30 AM —Focus on the energy challenges around low-carbon industry
11:15 AM — Conclusion (1h)
12:15 PM — Cocktail :lunch

FRIDAY, October 3 – Solutions area | 8:30 am – 12Pm

• Financing mechanisms for decarbonisation (ADEME)
• Financial and engineering support REV3 (CCI & Région Hauts-de-France)

12:15 PM – 1:30 PM: lunch cocktail

Afternoon Workshop  (1:30 PM – 3:00 PM)

Organized by the World Economic Forum 

1.30 pm – Workshop (invitation only) : What role can industrial clusters play in leading clean growth in Europe? (duration 1h30)

Friday, October 3, afternoon – TOURS (sign-up)

3:00 PM: sites visits

• ALUMINIUM DUNKERQUE and DUNKIRK-PORT

6.00 pm: End 

Find out more about  this event:

ÉcosystèmeD organizes these meetings for the DKarbonation committee  with the support of the Communauté urbaine de Dunkerque, the CCI Hauts-de-France, the CCI Littoral Hauts-de-France, Rev3, the Région Hauts-de-France, Dunkerque-Port and ADEME and the full collaboration of the World economic forum.