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This event will bring together key stakeholders from industry and public authorities to discuss opportunities under the Innovation Fund, one of Europe’s most ambitious programs for supporting innovation in clean technologies.
Representatives from DG CLIMATE ACTION of the European Commission and CINEA (EUROPEAN CLIMATE, INFRASTRUCTURE AND ENVIRONMENT EXECUTIVE AGENCY), will provide valuable insights into the fund’s objectives, pplication process, and upcoming calls for proposals, with a particular focus on the new auction on the decarbonization of industrial heat.
Additionally, there will be presentations from actors behind success stories from Wallonia and Flanders, who will share their experiences and best practices in leveraging the Innovation Fund.
More information on the agenda in the attachment
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