Physics and data-based battery management for optimised battery utilisation (Batteries Partnership)

This program specifically targeted a broad range of entities and organizations dedicated to advancing battery technology within Europe and its associated countries. The primary aim was to foster innovation that contributes to the overall sustainability and competitiveness of the European battery value chain.

The funding supported projects focused on innovative developments in battery technology, particularly in advanced management systems. The emphasis was on applied research and experimental development to bring solutions to a prototyping stage, covering a wide array of technical and digital aspects.

This program provided financial support in the form of grants, with a significant overall budget allocated to the topic. While specific per-project funding limits were not detailed, the substantial total budget underscores the scale of the intended research and innovation.

Applicants and beneficiaries were subject to comprehensive conditions and requirements, encompassing administrative, financial, and collaborative aspects, as stipulated by the overarching Horizon Europe framework.

The application process involved a structured submission procedure, followed by a robust evaluation and selection mechanism to identify the most impactful proposals.

The program's foundational legal framework is established by key European Union regulations, ensuring its mandate and operational guidelines are clearly defined.