Who’s doing what | Léo Lamy-Laliberté, Ennouri Triki and Juste Rajaonson
Discover three research projects funded by RRECQ.
During this webinar, we will have the opportunity to discover the results of three projects funded by the RRECQ. Please note that the presentation will be in French.
Revalorization of energy co-products in the Bécancour port area
Léo Lamy-Laliberté will present the research results of his project entitled “Analysis and optimization of networking and energy co-product recovery opportunities in the Bécancour industrial and port park”, carried out under the supervision of Jean-Marc Frayret. The aim of this project is to optimize the exchange network of an industrial ecosystem for the valorization of energy by-products. The results are promising in terms of the profitability and technical feasibility of these synergies, and show improvements in energy efficiency, greenhouse gas emissions and production.
Recycling and creative recovery of textile waste
Ennouri Triki will present the research results of his project entitled “Reduction and creative valorization of textile waste, social awareness and artistic practices”. This research project, carried out by the Vestechpro team in collaboration with visual arts students and teacher from Cégep Marie-Victorin, aimed at transforming textile waste into molded interior design objects.
Exploration des leviers politiques et territoriaux pour le développement de stratégies de circularité
Juste Rajaonson will present the research findings of his project entitled “Circular cities and regions in Canada: an exploratory analysis of policy instruments and the territorial and politico-administrative conditions inherent in various circularity strategies”, conducted in collaboration with Fanny Tremblay-Racicot and Pénélope Regnier-Sakamoto. What are the processes, policies and instruments that enable cities and regions to design and deploy circular economy policies tailored to their spatial and socio-economic context?
About the speakers
Léo Lamy-Laliberté
A graduate of Polytechnique Montréal in industrial engineering and currently a master’s candidate in the same field, Léo has studied the concepts of industrial ecology, optimization and quantitative finance along the way. His current research involves integrating economic, financial and computational tools to develop a solution for decarbonizing the industrial sector.
Ennouri Triki
Ennouri Triki holds a doctorate in mechanical engineering from the École de technologie supérieure. He then pursued post-doctoral studies at McGill University and the Institut de recherche Robert-Sauvé en santé et en Sécurité du travail (IRSST). He worked for the École de technologie supérieure as a teaching assistant for 10 years. Since 2021, he has held the position of Senior Researcher at Vestechpro. He has a solid background in textile materials.
Juste Rajaonson
Juste Rajaonson is a geographer and professor in the Department of Urban and Tourism Studies at ESG-UQAM. A member of RRECQ, his research activities are financed by the Fonds de recherche du Québec and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, and focus on new urban and regional strategies for sustainable development, including the circular economy, socio-ecological transition and innovations in urban and regional management.
