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Info day about the Breakthrough Energy Catalyst Fund
JAN
Tue
25
15:00 - 16:00

This was 3 years ago

Location

online

Programmes
Climate, Energy, Mobility

The European Commission has joined forces with the Breakthrough Energy Fund to stimulate investments in emerging climate projects in the EU. The first call for proposals (RFP) has now been launched and projects from the following four domains are invited to submit proposals

  • Clean hydrogen
  • Direct air capture
  • Sustainable aviation fuel
  • Long duration energy storage

The evaluation process will be ongoing until 2027 so there is no particular deadline. The first round of project assessments will be from 13 May 2022 onwards. More information can be found here.

For those who are interested don’t forget to note down 25 January in your agenda as they will hold a webinar to answer all your questions. You can fill in this registration form if you want to take part.

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