From the industrial estate to the productive ecosystem. Three days in Alicante to rethink how the industrial land of the 21st century is managed, financed and modernised.
The industrial area of the 21st century is no longer land with warehouses: it has become a platform for competitiveness — sustainability, habitat, business cohesion and talent retention. The regions that grasp this first will attract the industries of the future; those that don't will watch them pass by.
Behind every area that works there is professional management, day-to-day operation and on-the-ground knowledge. The managers of the EGMs (business-area management entities) know the companies, the flows and the real problems that never show up on the plans. The congress puts that perspective at the heart of the debate.
Six perspectives that intersect across the three days: from governance and financing to energy, data and European cooperation.
Management models, conservation entities, EGMs, municipal collaboration and financing.
Business areas as a driver of attraction, employment, logistics, industry and advanced services.
Energy communities, self-consumption, circular economy, waste, water and sustainable mobility.
Sensors, data, connectivity, management platforms, Industry 4.0 and territorial intelligence.
Regional legislation, European perspective, public funding and institutional recognition.
Exchange of experiences, European governance models, alliances and the role of FEPEVAL-CEDAES as a benchmark.
A first day of institutional weight that sets the agenda. A technical second day with six round tables and an immersion visit. A third that closes with operational proposals and the congress's institutional memorandum.
European, national and regional presence at the highest level. It sets the congress narrative.
Technical morning with six round tables. Afternoon technical visit to Ciudad de la Luz.
Technical visit to PLD Space (Elche) and institutional closing of the congress.
Sustainability as productive infrastructure that gives structure to the territory.
Data, digital twins and park cybersecurity.
Talent, dual training and social licence.
Circular economy and industrial symbiosis: from the manual to the contract.
The EGM as a territorial planning actor.
Mobility, logistics and the industrial last mile.
Alicante hosts the 9th National Congress on Business Areas. A Mediterranean city with a well-established business fabric and strong institutional ties, it offers the ideal setting for the event.
A well-established business fabric, logistics connectivity and experience in managing industrial estates and business parks.
The opening takes place at the EUIPO, a venue linked to innovation, intellectual property and European cooperation. A setting that reinforces the event's reach.
The congress comes down to earth with two immersion visits to two hubs redefining industry in southern Europe, each with its own working memorandum.
Rethinking on site the auxiliary audiovisual industry that southern Europe needs. A technical visit to the Mediterranean's audiovisual hub, in Alicante.
Output CdLL 2030 MemorandumThe Alicante-Elche aerospace hub, at the UMH Science Park. Engineering, the Miura 5 factory and the auxiliary aerospace ecosystem the Mediterranean needs.
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