Call for proposals 2019 - Environmental monitoring of wave and tidal devices EMFF-OM-2019 Closed!
Objectives
The general objectives of this call for proposals are:
- To increase the amount of environmental data and improve knowledge on assessing possible impacts of ocean energy devices (wave, tidal and ocean thermal energy conversion) deployed at sea;
- To contribute to reducing uncertainty in modelling potential impacts of future ocean energy devices;
- To provide guidance to ocean energy developers and to public competent authorities in charge of licencing and maritime planning;
- To inform stakeholders and help feed the public debate
Actions
Projects must undertake the following activities.
- Research, data collection and analysis
- Environmental demonstration strategy
- Public engagement
- Consenting and planning
- Complementary activities
European community funding
The Community provisional funding available for the call for proposals is:
- 2,30 Million EUR (Global Budget)
All the important deadlines
- 15 January 2020 - one year ago (Deadline for the presentation of proposals)
Further information about the call
Official webpage of the call
Useful documents
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 Fisheries and Maritime Affairs
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