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Horizon Europe info days - cluster 5 climate energy and mobility
MAY
Tue
06
09:00 - 19:00

This was 6 months ago

Location

online or Brussels

Charlemagne Building, Wetstraat 170, Brussel
Programmes
Climate, Energy, Mobility

The next calls of cluster 5 (climate, energy and mobility) will become public in early April. In order to inform all interested parties about these calls, the European Commission will organize a compact day of presentations on the 6th of May. The event will cover:

  • Insights into the policy context
  • in-depth discussion with the audience on the calls for proposals
  • a brokerage event to find partners for your envisaged projects 

You need to register before the 31st of March if you want to follow the event on-site but preferably you do this as soon as possible as places are limited. For online participation you also need to register but you can do this after the above-mentioned date. More information and the registration module can be found on the event webpage

Those who want to participate in the brokerage event are invited to register here. The deadline for this registration is the 11th of April.

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