Driving Collaborative Innovation towards Decarbonization and Advanced Manufacturing in SMEs across the Baltic Sea Region
CIRC-2-ZERO
Open Call for SMEs – Digital Twin Demo Platform piloting and networking
08 December 2025
CIRC-2-ZERO helps manufacturing SMEs in the Engineered Wood Product and Electronic sector to a more sustainable, resource efficient and future-proof business. With the help of a cloud based digital simulation environment company can test, simulate and optimize all from circular product design to a circular value chain without disrupting ongoing operations.
Apply through Open Call and and take the path toward circular, intelligent production.
CIRC-2-ZERO invites’ Electronics and Engineered Wood Product (EWP) SMEs from Finland, Estonia, Sweden, Germany, Poland, and Latvia to participate in the Digital Twin Demo Platform pilot. This initiative supports cross-border cooperation and innovation for a circular and low-carbon economy, helping SMEs accelerate their green transition through advanced digital solutions.
Companies will:
- Pilot digital twin technology to optimize processes and reduce environmental impact
- Collaborate internationally and share best practices within the CIRC-2-ZERO network
- Contribute to sustainable manufacturing and resilience in the Baltic Sea region
7 SMEs per country will be chosen to join this unique opportunity.
👉 Apply now for this unique opportunity:
- Finland for Engineered Wood Product companies
- Estonia for Engineered Wood Product companies
- Sweden for Engineered Wood Product companies
- Germany for Engineered Wood Product companies
- Poland for Electronics companies
- Latvia for Electronics companies (link coming soon…)
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Project typeCore Project
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ImplementationMarch 2025 - February 2028
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StatusOngoing
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Contribution to EUSBSRPolicy Area Innovation
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Target groups
- Business support organisation
- Higher education and research institution
- Large enterprise
- Small and medium enterprise
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