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Webinar: Financing Opportunities for Renewable Energy Projects
DEC
Thu
12
10:00 - 11:45

This was 1 year ago

Location

online

Programmes
Climate, Energy, Mobility

Have you already been involved in a EU-funded project (H2020) focused on innovative renewable energy technologies? Then this is a webinar for you.

This event is taking place as part of the EU-funded DIAMONDS4IF and REALIZE projects. These latter support the development of Innovation Fund-ready projects by ensuring project viability, preparing applicants for Innovation Fund applications, and fostering collaboration across stakeholders, investors, and the value chain to accelerate the European decarbonisation efforts.

During the webinar they will explain to interested applicants and Horizon project coordinators the application process for the Innovation Fund and the Hydrogen Auction Programme. They will provide essential information, support and help to seize future funding opportunities in order to maximise the number of high-quality applications for the upcoming Innovation Fund calls scheduled for 3 December 2024.

More information can be found here. 

Participation is free of charge, but it is necessary to register at the following link.

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