EIC Transition Challenge: Process and system integration of clean energy technologies

The EIC Transition Challenge is designed to fund a range of entities focused on advancing clean energy solutions. It specifies clear criteria for eligible applicants, outlines the geographical scope of participation, and defines the strategic objectives projects must align with to qualify for funding.

This program focuses on advancing clean energy solutions from research to market. It clearly defines the thematic areas, the types of activities supported, and the expected maturity levels of the projects it aims to fund.

The EIC Transition Challenge provides grant funding for projects, with defined financial limits and expected project durations to support the successful development and market entry of clean energy technologies.

Applicants and beneficiaries of the EIC Transition Challenge must adhere to specific rules and conditions. These encompass application requirements, consortium structuring, and intellectual property provisions designed to ensure project success and impact.

The application process for the EIC Transition Challenge involves a structured submission flow and a clear evaluation mechanism. Prospective applicants can find detailed information regarding proposal submission, assessment criteria, and key timelines.

The EIC Transition Challenge is firmly rooted in established European Union legal frameworks and policies. This section outlines the primary legal instruments and key regulations that govern the program's operation and ensures its legitimacy and adherence to broader EU objectives.