Safety of high temperature reactors

This section outlines the general eligibility criteria for applicants, the geographical scope of the program, and its core strategic objectives, focusing on who the program targets and what it seeks to achieve within the nuclear safety and energy transition domains.

This section details the types of projects and thematic areas that received funding, along with information on eligible costs and the typical developmental stage of the supported initiatives within nuclear energy and cogeneration research.

This section provides an overview of the financial support available through the program, detailing the type of funding instrument used and the specific funding amounts allocated for this topic.

This section outlines the essential conditions and requirements for applicants and beneficiaries, covering application terms, consortium rules, specific financial stipulations, and other important provisions that governed participation in the program.

This section guides potential applicants through the key steps of the application and evaluation process, outlining submission procedures and how decisions were made and communicated for the 'Safety of High Temperature Reactors' funding.

This section identifies the foundational legal and official documents that establish and govern the 'Safety of High Temperature Reactors' funding program, highlighting its primary authorization and key regulations.

The 'Safety of High Temperature Reactors' funding program supports crucial advancements in nuclear safety. This initiative, part of the broader Euratom Work Programme, aims to validate the safety features of HTRs and demonstrate their potential for industrial cogeneration. It's a strategic move to promote decarbonisation and ensure a reliable, low-carbon energy supply in the EU and associated countries, fostering a robust European nuclear competence area.