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Clean Energy Transition Partnership Joint Call launch event.
SEP
Thu
12
10:00 - 12:30

This was 1 year ago

Location

online

Programmes
Climate, Energy, Mobility

The CETPartnership launches it's third Joint Call on 19 September 2024!

One week before, they invite you to a comprehensive information event on the Joint Call 2024. Would you like to apply for funding in the Joint Call 2024? Find all relevant information about during our Call Launch Event: call stages, structure and topics (call modules), transnational and national eligibility rules, and Q&A.

If you are a technology provider, research institution, infrastructure provider, industrial or energy company (experienced or new) interested in receiving funding for your ideas or in need of innovative clean energy solutions, then this event is for you. We also welcome interested stakeholders from EU platforms, media, and the public that want to find out more about CETPartnership.

More information and registration : here. 

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