Call for proposals

Call for Proposals - Energy Call (Part 1) FP7-ENERGY-2011-1 Closed!

9 years ago

Official Launch: OJEU C 196, 20 July 2010 p. 11
Closed: 8 years ago
Official page of the Call

Objectives

ACTIVITY ENERGY.2: RENEWABLE ELECTRICITY GENERATION: Research into, development and demonstration of integrated technologies for electricity production from renewables, suited to different regional conditions where sufficient economic and technical potential can be identified, in order to provide the means to raise substantially the share of renewable electricity production in the EU. Research should increase overall conversion efficiency, cost efficiency, significantly drive down the cost of electricity production from indigenous renewable energy resources including biodegradable fraction of waste, enhance process reliability and further reduce the environmental impact and eliminate existing obstacles.
ACTIVITY ENERGY.3: RENEWABLE FUEL PRODUCTION: Research into, development and demonstration of improved fuel production systems and conversion technologies for the sustainable production and supply chains of solid, liquid and gaseous fuels from biomass (incl. biodegradable fraction of waste). Emphasis should be on new types of Biofuels in particular for transport and electricity as well as on new production, storage and distribution routes for existing Biofuels, including the integrated production of energy and other added-value products through biorefineries. Aiming to deliver ‘source to user’ carbon benefits, research will focus on improving energy efficiency, enhancing technology integration and use of feedstock.
ACTIVITY ENERGY.4: RENEWABLES FOR HEATING AND COOLING: Research, development and demonstration of a portfolio of technologies and devices including storage technologies to increase the potential of active and passive heating and cooling from renewable energy sources contribute to sustainable energy. The aim is to achieve substantial cost reductions, increase efficiencies, further reduce environmental impacts and optimise the use of technologies in different regional conditions where sufficient economic and technical potential can be identified. Research and demonstration should include new systems and components for industrial applications (incl. thermal sea water desalination), district and/or dedicated space heating and cooling, building integration and energy storage.
ACTIVITY ENERGY.5: CO2 CAPTURE AND STORAGE TECHNOLOGIES FOR ZERO EMISSION POWER GENERATION: Research, development and demonstration of technologies to drastically reduce the adverse environmental impact of fossil fuel use aiming at highly efficient and cost effective power and/ or steam generation plants with near zero emissions, based on CO2 capture and storage technologies, in particular underground storage.
ACTIVITY ENERGY.6: CLEAN COAL TECHNOLOGIES: Research, development and demonstration of technologies to substantially improve efficiency, reliability and cost of coal (and other solid hydrocarbons) fired power plants. This can also include the production of secondary energy carriers (including hydrogen) and liquid or gaseous fuels. 'Clean coal' in this context really means a sustainable solid hydrocarbon value chain with a focus on efficient and clean coal utilization, i.e. coal use aiming at zero or significantly reduced emissions by means of enhanced plant efficiency and CO2 capture and storage.
ACTIVITY ENERGY.7: SMART ENERGY NETWORKS: To facilitate the transition to a more sustainable energy system, a wide-ranging R&D effort is required to increase the efficiency, flexibility, safety, reliability and quality of the European electricity and gas systems and networks notably within the context of a more integrated European energy market.

Actions

Collaborative Projects

AREA ENERGY.2.3: WIND

ENERGY.2011.2.3-2: Development of design tools for Offshore Wind farm clusters

AREA ENERGY.2.5: CONCENTRATED SOLAR POWER

ENERGY.2011.2.5-1: Thermal energy storage for CSP plants
ENERGY.2011.2.5-2 Advanced heat transfer fluids for CSP technology

AREA ENERGY.3.7: CROSS-CUTTING ISSUES

ENERGY.2011.3.7-1: Development of new or improved sustainable bio-energy carriers

AREA ENERGY.4.1: LOW/MEDIUM TEMPERATURE SOLAR THERMAL ENERGY

ENERGY.2011.4.1-1: Revisiting solarthermal systems for using breakthroughs in scientific and technological fields

AREA ENERGY.5.1 CO2 CAPTURE

ENERGY.2011.5.1-1: High-efficiency post-combustion solvent-based capture processes.

AREA ENERGY.5.2: CO2 STORAGE

ENERGY.2011.5.2-1: Understanding the long-term fate of geologically stored CO2

AREA ENERGY.7.2: PAN-EUROPEAN ENERGY NETWORKS

ENERGY.2011.7.2-1: Innovative tools for the future coordinated and stable operation of the pan-European electricity transmission system
ENERGY.2011.7.2-2:Innovative strategies and tools for the reliability assessment of the pan-European electricity transmission network

Collaborative project for specific international cooperation action (SICA)

AREA ENERGY.6.1: CONVERSION TECHNOLOGIES FOR ZERO MISSION POWER GENERATION

ENERGY.2011.6.1-1: Optimisation of IGCC technologies for use with high ash content coal

Coordination and Support Action

AREA ENERGY 7.3: CROSS CUTTING ISSUES AND TECHNOLOGIES

ENERGY.2011.7.3-1: Network of projects developing the future European electricity networks

European community funding

The Community provisional funding available for the call for proposals is:

74,00 Million EUR (Orientation of the budget)

All the important deadlines

16 November 2010 - 8 years ago (Deadline for the presentation of proposals)

Further information about the call

Official webpage of the call

Official page of the Call

Useful documents

Work Programme 2011 - Energy (Work programme)
Call for Proposals - Energy Call (Part 1) (Legal base)

Organisations eligible to participate

Opened to the following bodies or institutes with legal status established in the covered areas:

Any legal organisation

Covered areas

Bodies or institutes must have their registered legal seat in one of the countries taking part in the Programme which are:

European Union (EU)

Directorate-Generale responsible

Directorate-General for Research