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ICONIQ INNOVATION LIMITED

How ICONIQ INNOVATION LIMITED appears in the EU Horizon funding graph: the research projects it has won money for, the consortia it joined, the EuroSciVoc topics it works in, and the organisations it co-funds projects with.

1 Horizon project, EUR 122k total EC contribution, last active 2026.

Organisation

Country
IE (IE061)
Organisation type
SME
VAT number
IE3565998RH
CORDIS match
high confidence

Horizon projects

EU Horizon research projects ICONIQ INNOVATION LIMITED participated in, with its role and the EC contribution recorded for this organisation. Figures cover EU Horizon grants only, not total EU spend.

Reuse of batteries through characterisation, smart logistics, automated pack and module dismantling and repackaging and a blockchain enabled marketplace. (RECIRCULATE)

Partner

RECIRCULATE addresses the needs of European recycling sector by overcoming current challenges relating to automated dismantling and sorting; safe logistics; fast, cost-effective and reliable State of Health and State of Safety characterization. Combining these advances with a blockchain-based platform, that will combine the data collected during dismantling and recycling and the battery provenance, will enable a unique battery passport and virtual marketplace for e-mobility, consumer and stationary Battery Energy Storage Systems. This approach will enable the RECIRCULATE consortium to create a cascade approach that will enable increased end-of-life battery repair, reuse, remanufacture and recycling. The advances in RECIRCULATE will based on best-in-world innovations, including: • Automated dismantling based on Artificial Intelligence with accurate sorting by SoX and battery provenance for recycling. • Fast, cost-effective, reliable SoX characterization; Safe storage and transportation based on smart logistics solutions. • Blockchain-based Battery Passports that tracks key battery data, and enables both a complete circular system for e-mobility batteries and a unique, blockchain-based virtual marketplace. The unique virtual marketplace will allow for the creation of new circular business models for repair, reuse, remanufacture and recycling of second-life batteries, minimizing cost, time, energy and environmental impact whilst maximizing battery value. RECIRCULATE represents a pan-European consortium of world leading organisations that are looking to commercialize these technologies of European origin. The coordinator, Centria, is leading activities in battery dismantling. The consortium is strengthened by very large organisations, including: Ford, who are currently undertaking development for e-mobility, and DHL a global leader in logistics and reverse logistics as well as European SMEs with world leading technologies.

EC contribution:
EUR 122k
Start:
2023-05-01
End:
2026-04-30
Status:
SIGNED
Scheme:
HORIZON-RIA
Call:
HORIZON-CL5-2022-D2-01
artificial intelligencerecyclingcryptographybusiness models

View on CORDIS (DOI 10.3030/101103972)

Co-funding partners

Organisations that ICONIQ INNOVATION LIMITED has shared one or more EU Horizon projects with, ranked by the number of shared projects. These partners are based outside Ireland.

Gelkoh GmbH
1 shared project
DAFO VEHICLE FIRE PROTECTION AB
1 shared project
ICONIQ INNOVATION SPAIN SL
1 shared project
DHL SUPPLY CHAIN LOJISTIK HIZMETLERI AS
1 shared project
Recube AS
1 shared project
MINESPIDER GMBH
1 shared project
LIBATTION AG
1 shared project
FUNDACIO EURECAT
1 shared project
FORD OTOMOTIV SANAYI ANONIM SIRKETI
1 shared project
PROBOT OY
1 shared project
CENTRIA-AMMATTIKORKEAKOULU OY
1 shared project
CSEM CENTRE SUISSE D'ELECTRONIQUE ET DE MICROTECHNIQUE SA - RECHERCHE ET DEVELOPPEMENT
1 shared project

Research topics

artificial intelligencebusiness modelscryptographyrecycling

About this data

This profile is built from the European Commission CORDIS open dataset of EU Horizon research projects, covering the digital and AI research vertical. It records EU Horizon grant participation only and does not represent an organisation's total EU funding. Verify figures against the official record before relying on them.

Source: CORDIS (CC-BY-4.0), snapshot 2026-09-04.cordis.europa.eu

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