EIC Transition Challenge: Green digital devices for the future

This section details the eligibility criteria for applicants, the geographical scope of the program, and its core objectives. The EIC Transition Challenge targets innovative entities within EU Member States and Associated Countries, aiming to mature groundbreaking technologies and their business cases for future commercialization.

This section describes the types of projects and thematic areas supported by the EIC Transition Challenge, focusing on innovative 'green digital devices' that advance beyond experimental proof-of-principle. Supported activities include technology maturation and validation, alongside the development of sustainable business cases towards commercialization.

The EIC Transition Challenge provides grant funding, with project budgets ranging from a minimum of €500,000 to a maximum of €2.5 million. Projects are typically expected to last up to three years, with longer durations or higher amounts requiring explicit justification.

Applicants must meet specific legal and operational conditions for applying and project implementation. These include criteria for legal entities, consortium composition, intellectual property rights, and adherence to the EIC Work Programme 2022 and Model Grant Agreement.

The application process involves preparing a detailed proposal, adhering to specific page limits, and submitting it through multiple cut-off deadlines. Evaluation follows criteria outlined in the EIC Work Programme.

The EIC Transition Challenge operates under the Horizon Europe framework, governed by specific EU regulations and detailed work programmes. Official texts and guidance documents are made available to applicants for comprehensive understanding of the program's legal and financial setup.