Mission
Our task is to keep the future open
The FVV is globally networked to create science-based insights into forward technologies for climate neutrality and zero-impact emissions from sustainable energy conversion systems. We have a clear fact-based compass and we are always open to the best solution from a technical, economic and environmental point of view. In doing so, we organise open-topic research along the value chains, bringing together companies with the same interests regardless of size and economic power. We network bright minds and benefit from their knowledge and experience. We think ahead and open up paths to the world of tomorrow for young talents. This is how inner drive and passion give rise to science for a moving society.
The FVV-Modell
The V-model is a well-established engineering process model that the FVV has adopted for IGF project planning: Society's demands and the associated technological requirements for sustainable energy conversion systems are specified from the system level down to the component level and implemented in research projects.
Research priorities and expert groups
The FVV follows a ›hands on‹ approach in which members shape and conduct pre-competitive applied research collectively. In the expert groups, under the leadership of experienced members, the common research needs are identified and projects are designed accordingly.
Compliance
In order to guarantee undistorted competition and legal certainty for members in carrying out their everyday committee work, the FVV commits itself to a comprehensive compliance code of conduct.
In the innovation + transfer network of the FVV, globally operating manufacturers of power systems, energy carriers, fuel cells, vehicle / aircraft / industrial engines and turbo machines, as well as their suppliers and development service providers, conduct together with universities and other research institutions pre-competitive, collective research on future technologies. In doing so, we always bear in mind the legal requirements that German and European legislation places on our association's work.
Industrial Collective Research (IGF) empowers companies to solve joint research and technology problems on a science-based approach. It provides access to a continuous stream of new knowledge that members may use effectively to develop their own products, processes and services. One of its core elements is knowledge transfer, which reaches its natural system boundary with the competitive implementation of research results. From here on, the companies use the new knowledge to develop their own products, which compete in the marketplace.
To guarantee undistorted competition and legal certainty for members in their everyday committee work, the FVV commits to a comprehensive Compliance Code of Conduct.
The Code of Conduct is to be observed by all member companies, research partners and employees of the FVV, especially when conducting meetings. It is intended to prevent German or European competition law from being violated by actions of the association and thus also serves to protect the association and its members.
Compliance
In order to guarantee undistorted competition and legal certainty for members in carrying out their everyday committee work, the FVV commits itself to a comprehensive compliance code of conduct.
In the innovation + transfer network of the FVV, globally operating manufacturers of power systems, energy carriers, fuel cells, vehicle / aircraft / industrial engines and turbo machines, as well as their suppliers and development service providers, conduct together with universities and other research institutions pre-competitive, collective research on future technologies. In doing so, we always bear in mind the legal requirements that German and European legislation places on our association's work.
Industrial Collective Research (IGF) empowers companies to solve joint research and technology problems on a science-based approach. It provides access to a continuous stream of new knowledge that members may use effectively to develop their own products, processes and services. One of its core elements is knowledge transfer, which reaches its natural system boundary with the competitive implementation of research results. From here on, the companies use the new knowledge to develop their own products, which compete in the marketplace.
To guarantee undistorted competition and legal certainty for members in their everyday committee work, the FVV commits to a comprehensive Compliance Code of Conduct.
The Code of Conduct is to be observed by all member companies, research partners and employees of the FVV, especially when conducting meetings. It is intended to prevent German or European competition law from being violated by actions of the association and thus also serves to protect the association and its members.
Why FVV makes your company stronger
Industrial Collective Research (IGF) empowers companies to solve joint research and technology problems on a science-based approach. It provides access to a continuous stream of new knowledge you can use to create your own products, processes and services.
International cooperation is the key to technical progress in a globalised economy. Small, medium and large companies - manufacturers of power plants and energy carriers, powertrain systems, vehicle/industrial engines, fuel cells, aircraft engines and turbo machines as well as their development service providers and suppliers of systems and components - form an international platform for pre-competitive fundamental research. SMEs in particular can profit from the network because they may save costs and gain fresh impulses for product development.
Together we develop ideas for the future.
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