Since December 2022, BDI, in collaboration with IDnow, Secure-IC, Cailabs, Unseenlabs and SEKOIA.IO, has set up an innovative methodology to invite companies from the Breton cyber ecosystem to position themselves on calls for projects on a European scale. How do they do this? By inviting peers to share their experiences.   Interesting opportunities but perceived

Regions play a key role in the development of a European cybersecurity ecosystem. This is one of the main lessons learned from 5 years of collaboration in the framework of the interregional CYBER project, coordinated by BDI and the Brittany Region. The 9 partners from 7 European territories met on Thursday, February 2, in Brussels

Gathered under a collective pavilion coordinated by BDI at the HyVolution 2023 exhibition, Brittany highlighted its status as a driving force in the development of ecosystems and solutions related to renewable hydrogen, particularly around the decarbonization of maritime and port ecosystems. “A strong presence of hydrogen players” at HyVolution After 2021 and 2022, BDI has

Early December 2022, a delegation from the Brittany Region led by its President Loïg Chesnais-Girard visited Japan for a week. This trip, punctuated by visits to Japanese companies, enabled Brittany to consolidate its links with its Japanese partners in the region. In this pioneer country in renewable energies, particular emphasis was placed on hydrogen, for

BDI launches its podcasts. On the occasion of the European Cyber Week 2022, we brought together three cybersecurity players to look back at the attack suffered by the Dax hospital in February 2021. Nicolas Terrade, Information Systems Security Manager (ISSM) of the establishment, Arnaud Meunier, ISSM of the Quimper-Cornouaille hospital, and Gilles Larroche, project manager

The last Bretagne Hydrogène Renouvelable meeting of the year took place on Tuesday 6 December in Saint-Malo. Focused on the themes of port ecosystems and hydrogen powered ships, the day enabled BDI to present, amongst other things, the results of a strategic study on the structuring of the regional hydrogen ship sector.   Context of

Through Brittany Ocean Power BDI set sail for Amsterdam, on the occasion of Offshore Energy. From 29 to 30 November, the association dedicated to marine energy was present to promote port infrastructures and Breton companies active in the offshore wind energy sector. A review of the French and Breton markets in this field by Philippe

As part of its Eurolarge Innovation programme, BDI took advantage of the Route du Rhum 2022 to bring together those involved in and interested in competitive sailing at a conference entitled “Between euphoria and markets under pressure, what are the prospects for ocean racing? The four round tables provided an opportunity to discuss the future

From architectural firms to companies, via research laboratories, the technological sector of competitive sailing is seeking to reduce its environmental impact by designing the performance of boats. This is the objective of the collaborative project, financed by the Region, ENS Rennes and the participating companies, Eco Sailing Design®: to integrate Breton companies into a research

On the sidelines of the Route du Rhum 2022, BDI organised a WebTV on 27 October, on the decarbonisation of maritime transport. This event, which brought together speakers from the hydrogen and wind power sectors, was an opportunity for Daniel Cueff, Vice-President of the Brittany Region in charge of the Sea and the Coast, to