The EU’s climate transition demands sustainable practices across all sectors, including Cultural and Creative Industries (CCIs). CCIs rely on high-energy systems to regulate pollutants like VOCs, NOx, and H₂S, essential for preserving cultural artifacts. However, traditional indoor air quality solutions often lack efficiency and sustainability. There is a critical need for innovative approaches that meet conservation standards while being environmentally, socially, and economically viable.

SIMIACCI will introduce a portfolio of innovative technologies to transform indoor air quality management. This includes advanced adsorbent materials (Metal-Organic Frameworks) to capture harmful pollutants, predictive models and sensors for real-time monitoring and optimization, modular air quality control systems, and new business models integrating economic, environmental, and social strategies.

The main objective of the project is to deliver industrial-grade MOF-based adsorbent materials for advanced air purification, along with a smart, wireless IAQ monitoring system tailored for GLAMs. Last but not least, SIMIACCI aims to promote the adoption of its solutions in other sectors through dedicated exhibitions reaching 30,000 visitors and the launch of its label, ensuring long-term impact and scalability, thus consolidating GLAMs’ leadership in sustainable practices.