Both COEGSS (complex systems modelling) and BAMBOO (industrial energy flow optimisation) required simulation-based decision support, pointing to a consistent core capability.
COSMO TECH
French simulation software SME applying digital twin technology to industrial energy flexibility, waste heat recovery, and complex systems optimisation.
Their core work
Cosmo Tech is a French technology SME specialising in simulation software and digital twin platforms for complex industrial and societal systems. Their core product is a simulation engine that models dynamic, interconnected systems — allowing organisations to test decisions before implementing them in the real world. In COEGSS, they contributed to large-scale computational modelling of global systems; in BAMBOO, they applied this capability to industrial energy optimisation, specifically modelling flexibility in material flows, waste heat recovery, and off-gas valorisation in manufacturing sites. For potential partners, they are a software technology provider that turns operational complexity into computable models.
What they specialise in
BAMBOO explicitly targeted energy and materials flexibility, waste heat recovery, and valorisation of process off-gases in manufacturing environments.
BAMBOO keywords include sustainable planning, energy efficiency, and monitoring systems, indicating Cosmo Tech contributes planning and optimisation tools beyond pure simulation.
COEGSS (Centre of Excellence for Global Systems Science) placed Cosmo Tech in large-scale computational modelling of interdependent global systems.
How they've shifted over time
Cosmo Tech entered H2020 through COEGSS (2015–2018), a broad, theoretically ambitious project on global systems science with no sector-specific keywords — suggesting they contributed foundational simulation methodology rather than applied industrial tools. Their second project, BAMBOO (2018–2023), marks a sharp pivot toward applied industrial decarbonisation: every keyword is sector-specific (waste heat recovery, energy flexibility, off-gas valorisation, monitoring systems). The trajectory is clear: from general-purpose simulation research toward concrete industrial energy optimisation products.
Cosmo Tech is moving from scientific simulation research toward deployable industrial software for energy efficiency and materials optimisation in manufacturing — a positioning well aligned with the EU's decarbonisation agenda for heavy industry.
How they like to work
Cosmo Tech has never led an H2020 project — they join as a specialised technical partner, contributing their simulation platform as an enabling technology within larger applied research consortia. This suggests they are brought in for a defined software contribution rather than for project coordination or dissemination. With 31 unique partners across just 2 projects, they operate inside large, diverse consortia, which indicates they are comfortable integrating their tools into multi-actor industrial environments.
Cosmo Tech has built connections with 31 unique partners across 11 countries through just two projects, indicating dense, multi-stakeholder consortia rather than narrow bilateral relationships. Their network spans both research-oriented (COEGSS) and industry-heavy (BAMBOO) consortia, giving them links across academia and manufacturing sectors.
What sets them apart
Cosmo Tech occupies a rare niche as an SME simulation software provider that operates at both the macro level (global systems science) and the plant floor level (industrial process off-gas and waste heat). Most simulation companies focus on one scale; Cosmo Tech's project history suggests their platform is scale-agnostic. For consortium builders in the manufacturing or energy transition space, they offer a software tool rather than another research team — making them a practical execution partner rather than a competitor for intellectual leadership.
Highlights from their portfolio
- BAMBOOThe largest funded project (EUR 383,750, running to 2023) and the most sector-specific — directly targeting industrial decarbonisation through energy flexibility and waste heat recovery optimisation, with a clear commercial application pathway.
- COEGSSEntry into H2020 through a Centre of Excellence for Global Systems Science signals Cosmo Tech's simulation technology was credible enough for inclusion in a high-profile computational research infrastructure project.