Demonstration of reduced energy use and optimised flexible energy supply for industrial bio-based systems
The 'Demonstration of reduced energy use and optimised flexible energy supply for industrial bio-based systems' program, under Horizon Europe, seeks to drive a clean, competitive, and circular bioeconomy. It uniquely focuses on demonstrating innovative solutions that enhance energy and resource efficiency in industrial bio-based systems, excluding food/feed, biofuels, bioenergy, and cultural/recreation sectors. This initiative aims to foster climate neutrality and increase the resilience of bio-based industries against energy provision challenges.
Who is Funded
This section outlines the general eligibility criteria for the program, detailing the target groups, the geographical scope within which projects must operate, and the overarching objectives the program aims to achieve. It also highlights the strategic goals and intended impact on the bio-based economy and climate neutrality.
What is Funded
This section describes the types of projects, thematic areas, and activities eligible for funding, focusing on specific industry applications and the developmental stage of supported innovations. It clarifies what costs might be covered, though specific details are referred to broader program annexes.
Type and Scope of Funding
This section details the financial aspects of the program, including the type of financial instrument offered, the maximum available funding per project, and the total budget allocated to this specific topic. It clarifies the form of support and the financial parameters for potential applicants.
Conditions and Requirements
This section outlines the essential rules and requirements for applicants and project implementation, covering application stipulations, collaboration guidelines, and other important provisions that govern participation in the program. It refers to the Horizon Europe Work Programme General Annexes for detailed conditions.
Application Procedure
This section outlines the procedural steps for applying to the program, from proposal submission to the evaluation and award process. It highlights the key documents and resources available to guide applicants through each stage.
Legal Basis
This section identifies the foundational legal and official documents that establish and govern the funding program, ensuring transparency and adherence to European Union regulations.
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Funding Overview
Funding Status:
Open
Maximum Amount:
5,500,000 €
Allocated Budget:
11,000,000 €
Deadline:
17.09.2025
Open Until:
31.12.2027
Award Channel:
Framework Programme Call
Region:
EU and Associated Countries, with possibilities for non-EU/non-Associated Countries that have specific funding provisions for Horizon Europe projects.
Sectors:
Energy Production and Supply, Renewable Energy, Water and Waste Management, Research and Development, Environmental and Climate Protection, Other
Application Type:
Consortium Required
Funding Stages:
Applied Research, Experimental Development, Prototyping, Pilot Testing, Process Optimization, Commercialization
Funding Provider
Program Level:
European Union
Funding Body:
European Commission
Additional Partners:
While no formal additional partners are listed as co-sponsors, the program encourages a multi-actor approach. This implies collaboration with various entities offering expertise, such as technology companies (e.g., Tech2Market, NLSQL Limited, Smart Web Solutions), research and design agencies (e.g., 8D | RESEARCH DESIGN IMPACT BV, Minds & Sparks GmbH, SYNYO GmbH, ACIB GMBH, Centre Technique de l Industrie des Papiers Cartons et Celluloses, Circular Research Foundation SRL Impresa Sociale, Innovation Training Center, S.L.), consultancies (e.g., GRANT GARANT SRO, Evenor-Tech, Green Sustainable Solutions d.o.o.), and non-governmental organizations (e.g., UKRAINIAN INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING, Albanian Institute of Technology, FUNDACION DEVELOPIA, INSTITUTO IKIGAI ASOCIACION ESPANOLA PARA EL EMPRENDIMIENTO Y EL DESARROLLO PERSONAL Y PROFESIONAL, NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION AGENCY OF EUROPEAN INNOVATIONS). Industrial partners like Magyar Gomba Kertesz Kft. and energy companies like Zorlu Enerji Elektrik Uretim AS are also listed as offering expertise for collaboration.
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