Energy Transition: Transport Research Projects
Outstanding research facilities
Renault - LMS, a Siemens Business - Centrale Nantes Chair
Exploring new technologies for combustion engines
Duration: 5 years
Budget: 4.5 million Euros
Far offshore hydrogen-producing wind energy converters
Converting the far-offshore wind energy resource into renewable fuel production
(Co-funding - Pays de la Loire Région – ADEME)
Mann+Hummel Centrale Nantes Chair
Context: Reduction of polluting emissions and CO2 from internal combustion engines
Objective: Broaden knowledge of future technological innovation relating to powertrain mechanisms.
Renault - Centrale Nantes Chair
On 12 September 2016, Centrale Nantes and Renault launched the first Research Chair dedicated to the propulsion performance of electric vehicles
Groupe PSA & Centrale Nantes R&D programme
Groupe PSA and Centrale Nantes launch, in 2018, a €4 million R&D programme dedicated to digital simulation techniques for powertrain design. The programme aims to bring low-emission vehicles to market faster.