From research to production, Lower Normandy’s solar team is burgeoning. A closer look at recent developments in Orne.

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The 11th edition of the regional “Innovation Enterprise” competition in favour of business creation and development and organised by Synergia, Caen la Mer’s economic development agency, was officially launched on the 4th of November 2010.

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Enermat is a project reuniting research laboratories and companies from within the Atlantic Arc. The project’s aim: to encourage technology transfer in the field of materials for energy. The project was officially launched on 2nd & 3rd June at the Lower Normandy Regional Council. Read more »

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With over 3,000 businesses and around 15,000 jobs, Lower Normandy’s wood industry generates a turnover in excess of €2Bn and added value estimated at €630M ⁽¹⁾.

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Officially created on the 15th of February 2010, DIRECCTE (Regional Directorate for business, fair trade, consumer affairs, work and employment) reunites, throughout Lower Normandy, 8 State services or directorates originating from both the Ministry for Economy, Industry and Employment and the Ministry for Work, Solidarity and Civil Services. Read more »

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United we stand! And scientists are only too aware. Consequently, researchers from both Upper and Lower Normandy have recently created four Research Federations. Acoustical physics and molecular chemistry took a head start, later to be joined by mathematics and, finally, materials.

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Since slightly isolated from major European exchange corridors, Lower Normandy is not logically the ideal territory for developing a logistics sector⁽¹⁾. Nevertheless, with a total of around 27,000 jobs, it has proven to be an essential activity for the region’s economy, alongside the agri-food and automotive industries. Introduction.

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Social economy employs 58,000 people throughout Lower Normandy, in a wide variety of sectors. Representing a consequential share of the region’s economy. But who are these entrepreneurs?

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