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Renewable energy is the largest sustainability sector by funding volume, most public-sector climate spend flows here, directly (CfD auctions, IRA tax credits, EU Innovation Fund) or indirectly (grid, storage, transmission). For founders, the non-dilutive opportunities cluster in earlier-stage tech (next-gen PV, floating offshore, enhanced geothermal, perovskites) and in deployment-support for harder-to-finance projects. Listed below are the open renewable energy grant calls in that landscape, taken from each funder's own notice and re-checked on every refresh.

Energy grants divide into two families that rarely share a form. Deployment pots such as the EU Innovation Fund, the US Department of Energy and the UK Net Zero Innovation Portfolio back kit that already works, usually at 30 to 50 per cent intervention rates against matched private capital. Earlier research calls, Horizon Europe and ARPA-E and Innovate UK among them, fund lower technology readiness at far smaller cheques. Applying to the wrong family is the most common reason a strong project scores badly.

This page lists open renewable energy grants currently tracked by Raise Lens — 1,203 of them right now, sorted with the soonest deadline first. Every listing has been classified against the sustainability taxonomy rather than matched on keywords, so what appears here is renewable energy work rather than anything whose description happens to mention it.

The funders publishing renewable energy grants here include Ankur Capital, Ghana Climate Innovation Center, Silence VC, among 2 others. Who is funding matters as much as what: eligibility, reporting burden and the realistic timeline to a decision vary far more between funders than between individual calls.

Geographic coverage on this page spans LATAM, EUROPE, GLOBAL, ASIA, SE-ASIA. Eligibility is usually tied to where the work happens or where the applying organisation is registered, and the two are not always the same — worth checking before investing time in an application.

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A Series of Indian Venture Funds

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The funder operates three venture funds investing in early-stage deep science and technology companies across India, targeting breakthrough innovations in life sciences, clean energy, advanced materials, machine learning, food and agriculture, and semiconductors. The fund is designed for founders building transformative technology companies in these sectors.

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RenewablesFood Systems+1
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Business Incubation Program

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This is a core business incubation program from the funder supporting entrepreneurs developing innovative climate mitigation and adaptation solutions. Eligible focus areas include renewable energy, energy efficiency, climate-smart agriculture, waste management, and water purification for Ghana-based founders.

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RenewablesEfficiency+1
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A sustainability-focused venture fund — Pre-seed to Series A

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The funder provides follower equity cheques for pre-seed through Series A climate, energy, AI, and sustainability companies across the USA, Europe, and Latin America. The fund is led by experienced founders, operators, and investors backing ventures in renewable energy, circular economy, carbon markets, and related deep-tech sectors.

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RenewablesCircular+1
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A European venture capital fund's early-stage and growth-stage investment programme

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The funder invests €1M–€10M in early-stage and growth-stage tech companies solving critical problems in energy, industry, and healthcare. The fund targets European and international founders building climate and sustainability solutions.

Up to $11M
RenewablesIndustry Decarb+1
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Funding Initiative: Citizen Energy

••••• Foundation

This grant supports citizen-led and community-driven energy projects that advance Germany's energy transition away from fossil fuels. It is designed for grassroots organizations, cooperatives, and local groups implementing renewable energy and energy efficiency initiatives.

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RenewablesEfficiency
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Funding Initiative: Raw Materials for the Energy Transition

••••• Foundation

This grant funds sustainable sourcing, processing, and use of critical raw materials (lithium, cobalt, rare earths, etc.) essential for renewable energy and energy-transition technologies. It targets organizations working on circular economy, responsible mining, material efficiency, and supply-chain sustainability in the energy sector.

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Low-C MaterialsCircular+1
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South and West Energy Fund

••••• Foundation

SWEF is an energy-focused community fund administered by the funder that supports projects in south and west Lincolnshire. It funds community-led energy initiatives and social welfare programmes in the designated geographic area.

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RenewablesEfficiency
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Climate Action: Drives Asian leadership in the climate agenda by channeling more resources into climate action across Asia

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This grant channels resources into climate action initiatives across Asia, supporting organizations and projects that advance climate mitigation and adaptation in the region. It is open to entities working on climate solutions with a focus on Asian leadership in the global climate agenda.

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AdaptationCarbon Removal+1
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a Central European deep-tech seed fund

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Early-stage venture capital fund investing in pre-seed and seed stage deep technology projects focused on energy, industrial manufacturing, and clean-tech innovation. Primary target is Polish entrepreneurs with secondary interest in Central Eastern Europe and the Baltic Sea Region.

Up to $7.5M
RenewablesEnergy Storage+1
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Impact Lending: An Australian community bank provides lending to businesses and community organisations aligned with responsible…

••••• Bank

The funder provides lending (not grants) to businesses and community organisations pursuing clean energy transition, affordable housing, and not-for-profit activities aligned with responsible banking values. The funder explicitly excludes fossil fuels, arms, gambling, tobacco, and live animal export.

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RenewablesBuildings+1
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Renewable Energy Investments

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The funder is investing in renewable energy projects and companies that align with its climate action goals and transition to fossil-free energy supply. The fund targets renewable energy deployment and related climate-aligned ventures globally.

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Renewables
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Catalyst: Impact-oriented investment strategy targeting breakthrough and growth-stage companies across sustainable sectors

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M&G Catalyst is an impact-oriented investment fund deploying equity and debt capital into breakthrough and growth-stage private companies across sustainable agriculture, clean energy, digital infrastructure, and biotech that deliver measurable environmental and social outcomes. The fund targets companies at scale-ready stages seeking significant capital deployment alongside financial returns.

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RenewablesRegen Ag+1
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Infrastructure equity investment programme targeting mid-market assets across Europe

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M&G's Infracapital invests equity capital into mid-market infrastructure assets across Europe, including renewable energy, utilities, and transport systems. The fund targets long-term deployment into essential services with sustainability outcomes.

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RenewablesE-Mobility+1
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Scaling Up Renewable Energy Program in Low Income Countries (SREP)

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SREP provides concessional finance to low-income countries to expand renewable energy access and deploy clean power in underserved markets. The program targets energy access improvements and clean energy deployment as primary climate mitigation and development outcomes.

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Renewables
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Renewable Energy Integration (REI)

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This grant supports developing countries to integrate higher shares of variable renewable energy into their electricity grids by addressing technical and regulatory barriers. It targets grid modernization and renewable energy scaling in the Global South.

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RenewablesGrid Mod+1
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Global Energy Storage Program (GESP)

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The Global Energy Storage Program scales battery and energy storage technology deployment in emerging markets to enable greater renewable energy integration. It targets governments, development institutions, and private entities working on storage infrastructure in the Global South.

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Energy StorageRenewables+1
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Clean Technology Fund (CTF)

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CTF provides concessional financing to middle-income countries to deploy low-carbon technologies at scale, covering clean energy, energy efficiency, and sustainable transport. The program targets governments and development institutions seeking to accelerate clean technology adoption in emerging economies.

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RenewablesEfficiency+1
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A coal-transition investment programme

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The ACT Investment Program funds countries transitioning away from coal dependency by supporting just transition planning and implementation that addresses economic and social dimensions of the shift to clean energy. Eligible applicants are national governments and entities implementing coal-transition strategies.

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RenewablesEnv Justice
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Climate-Focused Policy-Based Financing

••••• Bank

Policy-based loans from the funder designed to support member governments in implementing climate-related policy reforms and achieving Paris Agreement commitments. Eligible applicants are member governments seeking concessional or blended financing to support systemic climate policy implementation.

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AdaptationGrid Mod+1
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Energy, Food Security and Economic Resilience Facility

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An emergency response financing facility from the funder providing financing to address energy, food security, and economic resilience needs across AIIB member countries. The facility supports projects that strengthen critical infrastructure and economic systems in response to crises.

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RenewablesFood Systems+1
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Green Climate Fund Special Fund

••••• Bank

A climate finance facility administered by the funder in partnership with the Green Climate Fund, channeling concessional and blended finance to eligible member countries and institutions for climate mitigation and adaptation projects. Applicants must be members of the AIIB and meet GCF accreditation or eligibility criteria.

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RenewablesAdaptation+1
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Green Infrastructure

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AIIB finances infrastructure projects that prioritize environmental sustainability and climate resilience across Asia and beyond, under its Infrastructure for Tomorrow thematic framework. The grant targets public and private sector entities developing green infrastructure that combines climate mitigation and adaptation outcomes.

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AdaptationRenewables+1
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Climate Plan

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Le Plan Climat is a French government-backed financing and advisory programme supporting businesses of all sizes in their transition to low-carbon operations. It provides grants, loans, and expert guidance to accelerate climate action and green business models.

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EfficiencyRenewables+1
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a Chinese renewable-energy corporate venture fund

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Goldwind Capital is the corporate venture arm of the funder, investing in clean energy companies and technologies aligned with wind power, energy transition, and environmental protection. The fund targets startups and companies developing solutions in renewable energy, clean tech, and related sectors.

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Renewables
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Marine Seabed Leasing (Offshore Wind)

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The funder leases seabed rights to offshore wind developers to enable deployment of grid-connected offshore wind capacity. This is a strategic infrastructure-enabling mechanism rather than traditional equity investment, open to offshore wind project developers.

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RenewablesGrid Mod
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Supply Chain Accelerator

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A £15m funding programme from the funder supporting growth and capability development within the UK offshore wind supply chain. Eligible applicants can access capital to scale operations, develop new capabilities, and strengthen their position in the clean energy sector.

Up to $18.8M
RenewablesEnergy Storage
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Safa - Voluntary Carbon Offsetting Platform

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Mumtalakat's Safa platform enables carbon credit transactions and clean energy project financing through a voluntary carbon offsetting marketplace. The platform targets organizations and projects seeking to participate in carbon markets and deploy renewable energy initiatives.

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Carbon MarketsRenewables
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Ventures Investment Fund from a multilateral development bank

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An early-stage investment fund from the Asian Development Bank targeting innovative enterprises that deliver climate and development solutions across ADB's developing member countries. The fund provides capital to startups and SMEs working on climate mitigation, adaptation, and sustainable development in Asia-Pacific and other emerging markets.

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Climate DataClimate Fintech+1
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Canada Climate Fund for the Private Sector in Asia II

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This fund mobilizes private sector investment in climate-friendly infrastructure and projects across Asia, targeting both climate mitigation and adaptation outcomes. It is designed for private companies and investors seeking to deploy capital in renewable energy, energy efficiency, climate adaptation, and related low-carbon infrastructure.

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RenewablesAdaptation+1
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Asian Clean Energy Fund

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This fund finances clean energy projects and activities that deploy renewable energy and improve energy efficiency across ADB's developing member countries in Asia and the Pacific. It is open to organizations implementing energy transition infrastructure and programmes in eligible ADB member nations.

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RenewablesEfficiency
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Asia Pacific Climate Finance Fund

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This fund mobilizes climate finance for developing member countries in Asia and the Pacific to implement climate-related projects. It targets governments and development institutions seeking concessional or blended financing for climate mitigation and adaptation initiatives.

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AdaptationRenewables+1
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Innovative Finance Facility for Climate in Asia and the Pacific (IF-CAP)

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IF-CAP is a blended finance mechanism that mobilizes private sector climate investments across Asia and the Pacific by combining donor guarantees with private capital. It targets climate mitigation and adaptation projects seeking to scale through leveraged financing structures.

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Climate FintechRenewables+1
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Climate Change Fund

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This fund provides financial resources to ADB developing member countries to address both climate change mitigation and adaptation challenges. It is open to eligible entities in ADB member nations working on climate resilience and low-carbon development.

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AdaptationRenewables+1
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Energy Transition Mechanism (ETM) Partnership Trust Fund

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This grant supports the early retirement of coal-fired power plants and accelerates the transition to clean energy across Asia and the Pacific region. It is designed for governments, utilities, and energy-sector organizations implementing coal phase-out and renewable energy deployment projects.

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Renewables
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ASEAN Catalytic Green Finance Facility (ACGF)

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ACGF is a financing facility that helps ASEAN governments prepare and finance infrastructure projects with environmental sustainability and green investment outcomes. It targets public-sector infrastructure development across the ASEAN region with a focus on climate-aligned and green finance mechanisms.

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RenewablesBuildings+1
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Corporate Venturing / Startups & Open Innovation

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Repsol's corporate venturing arm invests in early to growth-stage startups developing low-carbon technologies, renewables, circular economy solutions, advanced mobility, and digitalisation aligned with energy transition. The fund operates through open innovation pipelines targeting companies that advance decarbonisation and sustainability across multiple sectors.

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RenewablesCircular+1
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Programa DUS 5000

••••• Institute

This programme provides financial aid for singular (unique/innovative) local clean energy projects in demographically challenged municipalities in Spain. It targets renewable energy and energy efficiency interventions at the municipal or community level in economically disadvantaged areas.

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RenewablesEfficiency
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Grant programme for thermal renewable energy deployment across Spanish economic sectors

••••• Institute

This grant supports the deployment of thermal renewable energy installations (solar thermal, biomass, heat pumps, etc.) across multiple economic sectors in Spain under the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan (PRTR). Eligible applicants include businesses, public entities, and other organizations seeking to transition heating and cooling systems to renewable sources.

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RenewablesHeating / Cooling+1
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Spanish residential renewable energy self-consumption and storage grants under national recovery programme

••••• Institute

This grant funds residential renewable energy self-consumption systems, energy storage, and thermal installations in Spain under the Recovery and Resilience Facility (PRTR). Eligible applicants are residential property owners and occupants seeking to deploy solar, storage, or renewable heating systems.

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RenewablesEnergy Storage+1
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Energy Communities (CE OFFICES and CE IMPLEMENTS)

••••• Institute

This programme supports the establishment of energy community offices and implementation of pilot energy community projects in Spain, advancing local renewable energy deployment and community participation in the energy transition. It targets organizations working to develop and operationalize energy communities as a mechanism for distributed renewable energy generation and citizen engagement.

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Renewables
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Programa H2 Pioneros

••••• Institute

This grant funds pioneer and singular renewable hydrogen production projects in Spain under the Recovery and Resilience Facility (PRTR) framework. It targets innovative hydrogen initiatives that advance Spain's energy transition and decarbonization goals.

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HydrogenRenewables
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Subastas de hidrógeno renovable (AaaS)

••••• Institute

This is a national auction mechanism (AaaS) for renewable hydrogen production projects in Spain, with 233 million euros allocated across three new projects. It targets developers and consortia building commercial-scale renewable hydrogen capacity.

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HydrogenRenewables
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District Heating and Cooling Networks Incentive Programmes

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This grant programme funds district heating and cooling networks powered by renewable energy sources across Spain, with €43 million allocated to support 36 projects. Eligible applicants can receive incentives to develop and deploy renewable-based thermal infrastructure.

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Heating / CoolingRenewables+1
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Programa RENOVAL 2

••••• Institute

Programa RENOVAL 2 supports the repowering and renewal of existing renewable energy installations to extend their operational life and improve performance. The programme is open to renewable energy project developers and operators seeking to upgrade or modernize aging RE assets.

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RenewablesEnergy Storage
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Energy Transition Investments

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RWE's corporate investment arm funds companies developing renewable energy, hydrogen, battery storage, and grid technologies aligned with decarbonization. The fund targets startups and established firms building wind, solar, hydrogen, and energy transition solutions.

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RenewablesHydrogen+1
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Peaceful Uses Initiative (PUI)

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The Peaceful Uses Initiative funds high-impact nuclear science and technology applications for sustainable development across health, food, water, and energy sectors in Member States. It mobilizes extrabudgetary contributions to support projects that advance development outcomes through peaceful nuclear applications.

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RenewablesWater+1
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EU Blending Facilities

••••• Bank

EU Blending Facilities combine European Investment Bank loans with EU grants to mobilize private investment in climate and development infrastructure projects across partner regions. The instrument targets large-scale infrastructure and climate mitigation/adaptation projects that require concessional blended finance to achieve bankability.

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RenewablesAdaptation+1
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Equity Co-investment

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The EIB Group takes equity positions alongside private investors in innovation and growth-stage funds and companies, providing co-investment capital to support scaling businesses. This is relevant to startups and scale-ups in climate, energy, and digital innovation sectors seeking equity financing.

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RenewablesEfficiency+1