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FFI Circularity

The sub-programme FFI Circularity is intended to minimise the climate and environmental impact of manufacturing, service and decommissioning vehicles. This can be achieved through initiatives that encompass the entire lifecycle of the vehicle, from concept, through design to production, service, reuse and eventual decommissioning, including components. 

Challenges that have been identified within the sub-programme

Climate and energy   

Reducing greenhouse gas emissions and a more efficient usage of energy and other resources is a challenge. Phasing out hazardous substances associated with the production and decommissioning of vehicles is also important.   

Changes to product and system requirements  

Tomorrow’s mobility and circular systems put demands on the working life, traceability and adaptability of products. New products such as batteries and fuel cells create new production, maintenance and recycling challenges.

Regulations and standards   

New regulations and standards must be developed in order to create circular systems for the production and maintenance of vehicles

Focus areas

  • The product: Design for circularity and reduced environmental impact  
  • The human: Skills, cognitive and physical support, the work environment as well as health and safety  
  • The production system: Climate-neutral production, service and decommissioning  

Calls for proposals

Roadmap


Contact

Chairman: Cecilia Warrol

Program manager:Frida Bjerke, Vinnova

frida.bjerke@vinnova.se

Deputy Program manager Lars Resman, Vinnova

Members

Lina Moritz, AB Volvo

Martin Hede, Scania

Desirée Ekdahl, Volvo Cars

Fredrik Sidahl, FKG

Elinor Kruse, Energimyndigheten

Sven Hunhammar, Trafikverket

Ida Langborg, Vinnova

Hanna Bernemyr, Mobility Sweden (adjungerad)