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1 Get your ideas funded Trans-national projects to accelerate innovation Christian Besson, Eurogia2020 Office Director Istanbul Info Day, December 11 th 2015
2 EUREKA instruments for innovative RD&D Individual projects Eurostars (SMEs) Clusters Bottom-up Industry driven Close to market Trans-national Funding by national authorities based on Eureka quality label ( 1 G /y; 50 % in clusters)
3 EUROGIA2020 within EUREKA The EUREKA cluster dedicated to low-carbon energy technologies Includes the full energy mix and value chain Renewables, Efficiency, Carbon Capture and Storage Received a renewed mandate (2013 to 2020 after ) to award the Eureka/Eurogia2020 label to RD&D low-carbon energy technologies projects. EUROGIA2020 promotes and facilitates partnerships between industrials companies and researchers across EUREKA member and associated countries
4 Energy Mix and Value Chain Source Fossil Biomass Wind, Hydro, Solar (PV & Concentrated) Thermal Solar & Geothermal Conversion Energy Vector: Combustible Electricity Heat Storage Transport /Distrib. Use Transport Industry Residential Page 4
5 EUROGIA2020 Technology Domains EUROGIA2020 encourages partnerships between competencies covering a large spectrum of disciplines and the entire energy mix Cost effective Energy Sources Geothermal Solar Wind Power Biomass Hydro Power Waves and Tides Oil & Gas Clean Coal Enabling Technologies* Energy Efficiency Energy Storage Intelligent networks and energy management CO2 mitigation (CCS & valorization) Materials (including minerals) Tools, fabrication & Installation Processes; ICT (e.g. in smart grids) *The list is not exhaustive
6 A process designed by industry for industry: Light, Fast, Interactive Continuous submission with 4 cut-off dates/year. No need to wait for a suitable call 2-step process (PO and FPP) avoids unnecessary work A good project can be funded in 6 months No competition between similar projects; quality of your own project is what counts Funding success about 80% for labelled projects Project enrichment/improvement through extensive/continuous feedback and access to the Eurogia+ network But parallel applications in each country in addition to global Eurogia2020 application; and synchronisation of funding from each country not always achieved.
7 From idea to funding in 6 months D1 D3 D24 D27 D93 D117 D180 Prepare PO Cut-off date; PO submission TC hearing and evaluations Results Cut-off date; FPP submission TC eval. Board endorsement Label Funding Continuous submission with 4 cut-off dates per year Work with PAs to prepare national applications Processing of national applications
8 Winning Project s Equation Industrial Innovation + Consortium Structure + Commercial Exploitation + National Priorities & Practices Solid concepts Market oriented Balanced Organisations types Competences Consortium Agreement Commercial prospects Public financial support s Rules & Availability ROI for funding countries
9 Documents & Templates Available from website: «Submitting» References: White Book, Basic Evaluation Guidelines, Regulations Detailed Evaluation Criteria (what is expected from a good proposal) PO preparation: Guide for Proposers, PO Template (Word) FPP preparation: Guide for Proposers, FPP Template (Word), Financial tables (Excel) Form C (Commitment to run the project as labelled) Declaration of Accession to the Programme
10 Why submit to EUROGIA2020? Added value of label for public funding Access to network: easier identification of project partners, in other countries Advice from Experts Support during project execution
11 2020 Achievements : key figures LE 2 SME 25 7 countries POs 40 FPPs 44% project proposers were SMEs
12 2020 Success Stories: ILIS Towards the characterization of future photovoltaic power plants Grid scale Lithium-Ion storage Timely commercial success
13 2020 Success Stories: WindFarmVessel Guidelines and standards for the design of new vessels Offshore Wind Farm installation vessel France, Spain, Norway: success through cooperation Successful basin tests; waiting for offshore installations
14 Success Stories: CO2 FieldLab Monitoring CO2 displacement in the subsurface and at the surface Field laboratory to demonstrate safe storage of CO2 (i)controlled leakage to validate and assess monitoring systems (ii) Test and calibrate migration models (iii) Engage public and local communities. Shallow injection successful First fieldlab worldwide Local community supportive Page 14
15 2020 EUROGIA+ Project Domains
16 Become a Member company Promote the EUROGIA2020 goals Privileged access to the network Easier to build, or participate in, projects. Technology watch
17 EUROGIA2020 Essentials An Industry driven & governed programme working closely with Public Authorities A well established Process designed for Industry: fast, light, interactive and transparent Real collaborations that bring Innovations to Market Promote low-carbon energy technologies innovations.
18 Present Call for Proposals Next Deadlines Submission: February 16 th 2016 Hearings (Germany) March 4 th 2016 Next cut off date: May 23 rd 2016 Hearings (Paris) June 9 th 2016 > Website: > contact@eurogia.com Page 19
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