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Acquisition of Geological Data for Low-Carbon Industries (AGIBaC) Grant

Agence de la transition écologique (ADEME)

In context

This call is open to research institutions, universities and large companies and 2 others, at prototype and pilot stage and idea and R&D stage. Funding is a grant. Coverage is read from the notice itself: France.

Summary

AGIBaC is an ADEME call that funds subsurface geological data acquisition and pilot tests of CO₂ storage in France, across four axes: CO₂ injection in depleted reservoirs, 2D/3D seismic campaigns, characterisation during boreholes, and dissolved CO₂ injection in geothermal doublets. It is aimed at project leaders developing low-carbon industries in France, and one leader may apply to several axes.

Summary by Raise Lens from the official notice · 22 Oct 2026Accurate?

About this grant

The AGIBaC (Acquisition of Geological Data for Low-Carbon Industries) programme aims to acquire data to improve knowledge of subsurface geology (both onshore and offshore) and test innovative processes for geological CO₂ storage. The programme finances studies, analyses, and pilot projects that support the development of low-carbon industries in France. Eligible projects must fall within one of four independent axes: testing CO₂ injection in depleted reservoirs, improving geological knowledge through 2D/3D seismic campaigns, characterisation testing during future boreholes, or testing dissolved CO₂ injection in existing geothermal doublets. A single project leader can apply to multiple axes simultaneously.

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Eligibility

The programme is open to companies, research organisations, and associations, either independently or in collaboration with research organisations or public institutions (collaboration is not mandatory). Projects must be located in metropolitan France (hexagonal France). Applicants must participate in a mandatory pre-deposit meeting at least one month before each submission deadline. All project leaders are required to contact ADEME teams to request a pre-deposit slot and submit Annex 2 to [email protected].

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Key requirements

  • ✓Project must fall within one of four axes: CO₂ injection in depleted reservoirs, 2D/3D seismic campaigns, characterisation during future boreholes, or dissolved CO₂ injection in existing geothermal doublets
  • ✓Activities must acquire or test geological data to support geological CO₂ storage in France, onshore or offshore
  • ✓A single project leader may apply to multiple axes simultaneously

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Frequently asked questions

When is the Acquisition of Geological Data for Low-Carbon Industries (AGIBaC) deadline?
Applications close 20 May 2027 13:00.
Who can apply for Acquisition of Geological Data for Low-Carbon Industries (AGIBaC)?
Eligibility covers organisations in FR; research-institution, university, large-company, sme, consortium. See the eligibility criteria above for the full conditions.

Relevant sectors

About this sector

Carbon capture funding backs capture at industrial and power sites, transport networks and geological storage. Public support usually targets clusters where capture, pipelines and storage are developed together. Tenders buy studies, equipment and storage appraisal. Calls expect a clear storage route, engineering maturity and partners across the chain.

20 May 2027 13:00
 
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EligibilityFR
Org typesresearch-institution, university, large-company, sme, consortium
Pre-call requiredYes
Last verified22 Oct 2026

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