Concentrated solar thermal systems for decarbonising industrial processes 2027 Grant
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Summary
This EU innovation-council funding programme supports development and deployment of concentrated solar thermal (CST) systems to replace fossil fuels in industrial heat processes. Eligible applicants include companies, research institutions, and consortia working on solar thermal technology for industrial decarbonization.
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Concentrated solar thermal systems for decarbonising industrial processes
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Frequently asked questions
- How much funding does this grant offer?
- Concentrated solar thermal systems for decarbonising industrial processes offers Up to €12M.
- When is the Concentrated solar thermal systems for decarbonising industrial processes deadline?
- Applications close 31 Mar 2027 (210 days left).
- Who can apply for Concentrated solar thermal systems for decarbonising industrial processes?
- Eligibility covers organisations in EU; startup, sme, large-company, research-institution, university, consortium. The full eligibility conditions are part of the Pro detail.
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Up to €12M
31 Mar 2027
210 days to apply
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Opens3 Dec 2026
EligibilityEU
Org typesstartup, sme, large-company, research-institution, university, consortium
Last verified10 Jun 2026
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