STX Group is a trading company with expertise in importing and exporting environmental commodities. They operate globally, facilitating international trade activities and maintaining a wide
VARO energy is a leading organization in the field of the energy transition. Indonesia is not yet covered by VARO energy and therefore, IRP Delft
With the current global need for climate change, the Japanese government set a goal to achieve net-zero CO2 emissions by 2050. Schlumberger is the world’s
Floating offshore wind turbines are an important part of our sustainable future. Therefore, DEME Offshore and Bluewater worked together with IRP Delft to get a
The switch from classic energy sources, such as oil and gas, to more sustainable alternatives is ever continuing and the latter economy is growing at
The electric vehicle market has been exponentially growing in the last couple of years, creating the need for quick change in the established automobile industry
India produces about 170.000 tons per day of waste, most of which ends up in landfills. To help solve this problem, Shell is looking at
Van Oord is a leading international contractor specialising in dredging, marine engineering and offshore projects (oil, gas and wind). IRP Delft carried out a research
LM Wind Power is the world’s leading manufacturer of wind turbine blades and holds the record of the longest blade manufactured of 107 m. Along
VARO is an integrated oil refiner and supplier serving North West Europe. Given EU policy legislation on sustainability for road transportation, IRP Delft was asked
Royal Dutch Shell is a British-Dutch multinational energy provider, that has big upstream and downstream assets in the oil and gas industry throughout the world
Royal Vopak is the world’s leading independent tank storage company. Liquified Natural Gas is one of the product stored in Vopak tanks around the world.
International Research Projects Delft (IRP Delft) is a non-profit organisation that provides you with an impactful and educational experience. This year a team of 20 master students from the Delft University of Technology will shortlist 5 multinationals each offering an innovative and challenging business project.
