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    Innovation Project for the Industrial Sector: Industry and services 2026

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    Innovation Project for the Industrial Sector: Industry and services 2026 supports companies' industrial research and experimental development to advance climate-friendly innovation and commercial benefits.

    Funder: Research Council of Norway

    Due Dates (Anticipated): October 2027 (Application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: NOK 1–16 million per project for 12–48 months; NOK 678 million announced funding

    Summary: Supports company-led industrial research and experimental development for climate-friendly innovation, restructuring, and commercial benefits.

    Key Information: Project Owners must conduct economic activity in Norway and collaborate with a Norwegian company or commission an R&D provider.


    Description

    The Research Council of Norway supports research-based innovation and restructuring through company-led projects with a significant element of industrial research or experimental development. Results may include new products, services, manufacturing processes, or delivery methods, as well as substantial improvements to existing offerings. Funding must trigger R&D that companies could not undertake without support because of the project's scope and risk.

    The call covers health, ICT, processing and refining, manufacturing, building, construction, real estate, and service industries. It aims to address major societal challenges while increasing market opportunities and financial benefits for companies. Projects must contribute to Norway's Paris Agreement commitments and transition to a low-emission society by 2050. Priorities include climate, environmental, social, and economic sustainability, with dedicated support for circular solutions that increase reuse, repair, or sharing of scarce resources.


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