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LA MAITRISE DE LA CHAINE DE SOUS-TRAITANCE DANS L’INDUSTRIE NUCLEAIRE
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November

Dans l’industrie nucléaire, la disponibilité d’une chaîne de sous-traitance de haute performance et sa maitrise revêtent une importance cruciale.
Sous le pilotage de l’exploitant nucléaire et sous le contrôle de l’autorité de sûreté, c’est bien l’ensemble de la filière industrielle nucléaire qui contribue de manière centrale à la su et à la performance économique et énergétique du parc nucléaire.
Surfeo a examiné pour vous les défis, les opportunités et les meilleures pratiques qui façonnent la gestion de la sous-traitance dans ces projets complexes, trop souvent uniques et exigeants.

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July
The world’s largest aircraft is back
Airships are back on the rise. After years of silence, the Airlander 10 is back with new projects. Larger than an A380, this electric aircraft would already interest several companies specialized in green tourism. It is the Airlander 10, the largest aircraft in the world, designed and developed by the British start-up Hybrid Air Vehicles
24
June
eVtol: The Solution for Urban Air Mobility
The need for speed and the desire to go green. What might have been considered the dream of idealists a little more than a decade ago is closer than ever to becoming reality thanks to the use of disruptive technologies. eVTOLs: the air mobility revolution of tomorrow? VTOL (Vertical Take-off and Landing aircraft) is a
23
June
Green hydrogen production offshore: the German H2 Mare pilot project
Offshore wind energy offers one of the greatest potentials for green hydrogen production. Indeed, the direct production of green hydrogen in offshore wind power plants allows a considerable cost reduction compared to its production on land.  With this in mind, the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research has included the H2 Mare pilot project
14
June
Airbus picks up pace after the crisis.
After a sudden halt in global air transport caused by the pandemic a little over a year ago, the aviation industry is starting to recover and seems to be returning to its usual growth. Several players in the sector are announcing new projects for 2021. Airbus: Delivery and new orders in prospect The portfolio of
11
June
State of play and perspectives of the biogas sector in France.
The biogas sector is booming in France thanks in particular to the appearance of new outlets (injection, biofuel) and new processes (cogeneration, pyrogasification, power-to-gas). In 2020, the production of renewable gas almost doubled, reaching 2.2TWh at the end of the year, against 1.2TWh at the end of 2019. However, biogas still represents only 0.5% of
10
June
The French Defence Sector, A Market That Does Not Suffer From The Crisis
Even after the health crisis that hit the world hard, the defence sector does not seem to be among the collateral damage. Indeed, this sector is in very good health and is even evolving in a positive way with prospects for the future. The French defence sector is among the actors of this development with
04
June
2021JEC Connect Surfeo
Composite materials: disruptive innovations to green the aeronautical and maritime sectors.
The international aviation and maritime transport sectors are the fastest growing source of CO2 emissions. Together they account for almost 7% of total EU GHG emissions. It is only recently that these two sectors have taken initiatives to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions, both at the European and global levels. Lightweight, strong and durable, composites
01
June
Dassault Aviation and the Falcon 10X, the aircraft that is revolutionizing the business jet market.
On May 6, 2021, the French company Dassault Aviation unveiled its new Falcon, which is positioned as the best business jet on the market. A fast business jet approaching Mach 1 and with a very long range, nearly 14,000 km or a non-stop trip from Hong Kong to New York. The Falcon 10X is the
21
May
FCAS Program: Challenges and new player enters the stage
The SCAF represents an essential political and industrial element of future European aeronautical capacity in defense. This explains the global scale of the issue, which is essential to the European Union’s position on the international market. Challenges around the SCAF: Important technologies that will be used to manufacture the New Generation Fighter are at stake.
21
May
Renewable energies, ENGIE’s strategy
For several years now, the major industrial energy group Engie has been engaged in a profound transformation and aims to be a leader in the energy transition. In this perspective, the group announced on Tuesday its new 2021-2023 strategic roadmap, with a focus on renewable energies. NGIE’s new strategy: investment in renewables. The ENGIE group
19
May
The « France Relance » Plan: what support for companies in the aeronautical sector?
Following the Covid-19 crisis, the government launched in early September 2020 the 100 billion€ recovery plan to address the epidemic and boost the economy. As Bruno Le Maire, the minister of the economy, announces the end of this stimulus plan, it is time to understand how it has supported investment and modernization of the aviation
12
May
Machine learning and deep learning: two essential components of AI applied to the industrial sector.
Artificial intelligence (AI) brings together a constellation of technologies that enable machines to understand, act and learn. Among them, machine learning and deep learning, two essential components of AI applied to the industrial sector. These two terms are often used interchangeably. Yet, they are quite distinct. Thus, it is important to identify and differentiate them
06
May
The electric propulsion of aircraft: between progress and challenges
The electrification of non-propulsion systems has been a continuous evolution of airplanes and helicopters for decades, while the electrification of propulsion systems promises a real revolution. This implies a new way of designing aircraft, their architecture, their aerodynamics, not to mention their operating model. Current research and innovation projects on the electrification of propulsion promise
30
April
Normandy region pioneers hydrogen in France
As a leading industrial region, Normandy is a pioneer in the development of the hydrogen industry in France. In addition to the traditional uses of hydrogen in the petrochemical and space sectors with the Ariane Group test site, the region is developing new uses such as hydrogen mobility. Normandy was the first French region in
30
April
Disruptive propulsion technologies: what is the future of aviation ??
In the age of ecological transition, no sector of activity is spared by changes. This means reinventing its know-how. The aeronautical sector is no exception to the trend and must carry out its revolution using disruptive technologies. need for fast and the drive to go green. In recent years, aerospace innovators have given us hopes
23
April
Alstom’s first hydrogen trains arrive in France
After three months of successful tests on the Austrian railway ÖBB. The world leader Alstom has just launched its first hydrogen train model : the Coradia iLint. This is a first, intended to get rid of diesel on non-electrified lines. Launched in Germany in 2018, the Coradia iLint is the world’s first passenger train powered
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