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1Title and funder
Demonstration of solid biofuel supply and conversion to high efficiency CHP from fully sustainable regional value chains
European Commission (Horizon Europe)
2Summary
This Horizon Europe call funds demonstration projects converting sustainable regional solid biofuel supply chains into high-efficiency combined heat and power (CHP) systems. It targets consortia developing fully circular, regionally-integrated bioenergy value chains with awards up to €6.75M per project.
3Sector tags
RenewablesCircularInfrastructure
4Geography
EU
5Funding type · stage fit · organisation type
grant · prototype-pilot, scale-mature · large-company, sme, university, research-institution, consortium, engineering-contractor
6Key requirements
  • Demonstration of solid biofuel supply chain from sustainable regional sources
  • High-efficiency CHP conversion technology and deployment
  • Full sustainability and circularity of the regional value chain
7Value and deadline
Up to €6.8M per project · closes 1 Dec 2026
8Relevance score
94 / 100
9Match score
Computed against your saved profile when you have one, out of 100: sector up to 50, geography up to 20, stage up to 15, organisation type up to 10, check size up to 5.
10Source link
https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/screen/opportunities/topic-details/HORIZON-CL5-2026-11-D3-05
11Also published on
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