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Climate-smart use of wood in the construction sector to support the New European Bauhaus 2026 Grant
In context
This call is open to consortia, research institutions and universities and 2 others, at prototype and pilot stage and scale-up and mature. Funding is a grant. Coverage is read from the notice itself: the European Union.
This Horizon Europe call funds climate-smart wood construction solutions that support the New European Bauhaus initiative, aiming to expand the sustainable use of wood in building. It is aimed at consortia and organisations working on innovative, low-carbon construction projects in Europe.
About this grant
This grant supports climate-smart wood construction solutions that align with the New European Bauhaus initiative and advance decarbonization in the building sector. Projects must demonstrate environmental benefit through innovative use of wood as a low-carbon material and contribute to EU sustainability goals. Eligible applicants include startups, small and medium-sized enterprises, large companies, nonprofits, research institutions and consortia based in the EU. Projects at prototype, pilot, pre-seed, seed and scale-mature stages are welcome. Funding is available through the call as a grant. Applications open on 15 September 2026 and close on 15 December 2026.
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Key requirements
- ✓Project must deliver climate-smart wood construction solutions aligned with the New European Bauhaus principles
- ✓Applications are made through the Horizon Europe funding framework and must meet its eligibility rules
- ✓Submission deadline is 15 December 2026
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Sustainable buildings funding covers low-energy new build, deep retrofit, building performance data and healthier indoor environments. Public owners procure design and works through tenders, while grants support innovation and community schemes. Bids are usually judged on measured performance, cost and delivery experience in occupied buildings.
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