Technologies for innovative processing of raw materials (IA) 2027 Grant
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Summary
This Horizon Europe Innovation Action funds development and deployment of cutting-edge technologies for processing raw materials more sustainably and efficiently, with a focus on circular economy and industrial decarbonization. It targets consortia of companies, research institutions, and innovators across the EU and associated countries.
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Technologies for innovative processing of raw materials (IA)
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Frequently asked questions
- How much funding does this grant offer?
- Technologies for innovative processing of raw materials (IA) offers €10M – €12.5M per project.
- When is the Technologies for innovative processing of raw materials (IA) deadline?
- Applications close 2 Feb 2027.
- Who can apply for Technologies for innovative processing of raw materials (IA)?
- Eligibility covers organisations in EU; large-company, sme, research-institution, university, consortium. The full eligibility conditions are part of the Pro detail.
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€10M – €12.5M per project
2 Feb 2027
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Opens22 Sep 2026
EligibilityEU
Org typeslarge-company, sme, research-institution, university, consortium
Last verified24 Jun 2026
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