Spain climate grants
5 open listings, soonest deadline first.
Spanish climate funding is dominated by IDAE on the energy side and by the autonomous communities on everything else, with a large share of it routed from EU recovery and cohesion money rather than raised domestically. Public procurement is published through the Plataforma de Contratación del Sector Público. Listed below are the open climate grants in Spain that landscape produces, taken from each publisher's own notice and re-checked on every refresh.
Grant funding across western Europe layers national programmes on top of EU instruments, and the two run on different clocks: EU calls (Horizon Europe, LIFE, the Innovation Fund) publish work programmes a year or more ahead, while national schemes open and close on domestic budget cycles. Consortium requirements are common on the European side and rare on the national one, so the same project often needs two quite different applications.
This page lists 5 open climate grants covering Spain, soonest deadline first. Every listing has been classified against the sustainability taxonomy rather than matched on keywords, and geographic coverage is read from the notice itself, so a programme open to Spain through a wider European or global scheme appears here too.
3 distinct funders publish the calls on this page. Who is behind a call matters as much as what it funds: eligibility, reporting burden and the realistic timeline to a decision vary far more between funders than between individual calls, so it is worth opening a listing before judging the programme.
The work on this page spans Climate Adaptation, Renewable Energy, Electric Mobility, Sustainable Buildings, Energy Efficiency. Narrowing to one of those is usually a better use of time than reading the whole list, because eligibility tends to follow the sector far more closely than it follows the country.
2 of these close within the next 30 days. Deadlines are taken from the source listing and re-checked on every refresh, but the publishing body remains the authority, so confirm against the official notice before you submit.
Call for disaster resilience, response and recovery projects – 2026
organisation
This call funds collaborative R&D&I projects developing innovative technologies, products, services, or processes that strengthen disaster preparedness, emergency response, and post-disaster recovery. Eligible applicants include research institutions, companies, civil society organisations, municipalities, emergency responders, and public authorities across 8 specified countries.
Eurogia2030 – Call 31
organisation
Eurogia2030 Call 31 funds transnational collaborative R&D projects in low-carbon technologies across carbon-free energy, green mobility, smart cities, sustainable buildings, and bio-resources. Eligible applicants from 19 countries and regions can form consortia to develop and commercialize technologies that reduce climate change and support sustainable economic growth.
RENOAGE. Renewable Energy Actions in the State Administration (FEDER 21-27)
Institute
RENOAGE funds new renewable energy installations (solar, wind, thermal) deployed by Spanish state administration and public sector entities through FEDER co-financing. Eligible applicants are central government agencies and state-owned institutional bodies seeking to transition to renewable electricity and/or heat generation.
Programa INNOVAE
Institute
Programa INNOVAE supports innovative energy projects in Spain through the Recovery and Resilience Facility (PRTR), targeting deployment and R&D of advanced energy technologies. The programme is open to companies, research institutions, and consortia advancing Spain's energy transition and decarbonisation goals.
Programa INNOVAE
Institute
Programa INNOVAE is a €115M subsidy programme for singular innovative energy efficiency and savings projects across four sectors: sustainable mobility, industry, tertiary building renovation, and cold generation systems. It targets organisations implementing best-available technologies to reduce final energy consumption.