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    Co-funding Strategic Energy Technology (SET) Plan Renewable Fuel Value Chains at EU, National, Regional, and Local Level - European Commission

    Funds large-scale EU projects to advance and connect renewable fuel value chains through research, innovation, and stakeholder collaboration, excluding projects focused solely on hydrogen or heat and power.

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    Funder: European Commission

    Due Dates: March 31, 2027: Full application submission deadline (single-stage)

    Funding Amounts: €30,000,000 total; 1 grant expected; funding rate 70% of eligible costs; max €500,000 per third party via cascading grants

    Summary: Supports projects to build and connect renewable fuel value chains across Europe, fostering research, innovation, and collaboration among stakeholders at all levels.


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    This grant, funded by the European Commission under Horizon Europe, co-funds large-scale projects aimed at advancing renewable fuel value chains throughout the EU. The initiative focuses on overcoming fragmentation in the renewable fuels sector by bringing together stakeholders from EU, national, regional, and local levels. Projects are expected to mobilize resources, align public and private R&I priorities, and establish connected networks for technology development, demonstration, and market uptake. The scope includes all renewable fuel technologies of biological and non-biological origin, supporting research, demonstration, technology transfer, market uptake, training, and dissemination activities. The action is designed to accelerate the deployment of sustainable renewable fuel technologies, support regulatory and market frameworks, and contribute to the objectives of the Strategic Energy Technology (SET) Plan.


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