The GREENERING WG1 will be focused on assessing opportunities for the improvement of industrial processes through the implementation of more efficient and sustainable processes and determine the causes of failure of implementation of greener processes from the industrial point of view in order to achieve a significant impact at level of industrial stakeholders and to build a living network for the exchange of knowledge and expertise from university to industry.

WG2 will be focused in providing training to young researchers focusing on value creation, i.e., a translational approach of green technologies to the market, through a series of entrepreneurial activities
This will be achieved through Practical Training Courses and mobility that provide the necessary complementary hands-on training in specific areas such as market analysis, IP strategy, marketing, and business development. These courses will give comprehensive training to a range of scientists, at different levels of formation in order to promote more entrepreneurial activities and the creation of added value through innovation.

WG3 will be focused in the consolidation of a multidisciplinary network actively involved in green technologies and sustainable development to facilitate scientific knowledge exchange through conferences, seminars and training schools with the objective to promote networking events and advanced training to participants on the most recent achievements and future trends in sustainable technologies by combining high-tech tutorial training with practical courses and events in the frontiers of this high speed moving scientific field.

WG4 has the aim to exploit and leverage the skills and knowledge generated within the Action to accelerate innovation and competitiveness of the European industrial sector in terms of the implementation of green technologies.
To achieve a significant impact at level of collaborators and the European research community; To build a living network for the community for exchange of knowledge and expertise to foster innovation for materials research; To exploit the research results, e.g. via IP protection, licensing, technology transfer.