“Safe and sustainable by design” is a cornerstone of CBE and CERNET. LCA and LCC quantify exactly that! Results, however, are only as good as the data and models they originate from. DREVEN’s LCA/LCC workshops brought the consortium together, presenting all methodologies, guidelines, best practices and specialized, advanced data collection templates for proactive, continuous and high-quality data collection that would yield credible results. Consistent, streamlined and iterative data collection from early stages is not only a cornerstone for credible results but also highly aligned with SSbD, with multiple dataset versions collected throughout CERNET’s lifetime, providing insights for development from early stages up to the final demonstrators of the project – a safe, sustainable and measurable approach.

The CERNET project has successfully completed its first year of implementation (M1–M12), consolidating progress and coordination across the consortium, marking a key milestone in the consolidation of its technical and organisational foundations.

The CERNET project has recently formalised an amendment to its Grant Agreement, reinforcing the consortium through the integration of new partners and an updated implementation approach. This adjustment strengthens the project’s technical capacity while ensuring continuity, efficiency, and alignment with its original objectives.

The EU-funded CERNET project has published its public deliverable D2.3, KPIs and Monitoring Framework, setting out how it will measure the conversion of industrial emissions into useful products. The framework gives the project a consistent way to track progress across its carbon-conversion technologies.