Understanding whether an energy solution is truly sustainable means listening to the people it may affect. As part of this commitment, the ILIMITED project has launched a survey to gather insights on social acceptance and stakeholder perspectives.
This activity is led by Ludovica Pilloni from RINA-C, who invites individuals, organisations, and the wider public to share their views. In a short video message, she explains the purpose of the survey and why stakeholder input is essential:
The ILIMITED project focuses on developing innovative approaches to CO₂ valorisation and advancing circular energy systems. These solutions aim to reduce environmental impact while creating new value from carbon resources. To ensure their relevance and long-term success, stakeholder input is vital.
Your perspective matters – whatever your level of expertise. As part of society, your views help shape solutions that are inclusive, widely accepted, and aligned with real-world needs.
Take part in the ILIMITED Social Acceptance survey [HERE].
By contributing, you support the development of more sustainable, socially accepted energy systems and strengthen the impact of EU-funded innovation.