The ETS Innovation Fund (IF) provides support for low-carbon technologies. While results from H2020 offer promising solutions, the task of developing viable business cases and mobilising investors is demanding. Moreover, IF regulations pose challenges for the industry. The EU-funded DIAMONDS4IF project will ensure project viability, prepare applicants for IF applications, and develop a comprehensive approach towards stakeholders. It will also enhance understanding of relevant regulations and address questions arising from project planning. The project will create a toolbox and generate at least five robust proposals with detailed plans for scalability, commercialisation, and financial models. DIAMONDS4IF seeks to establish a continuous innovation pipeline from H2020 innovations to deployment.
5 sound proposals including the detailed plans for scalability, commercialisation, and financial models to be presented to the IF. The use cases will e.g. directly implement REPower and climate relevant projects, comprising for example ~100MWh offshore hybrid energy; 1.5GW of PV manufacturing capacity; 10GW of resource-efficient wafer production in Europe.
December 20, 2024
The first newsletter of our “sister project” REALIZE (coordinated by Euro-Funding) is now available! Together with REALIZE, we have hosted the recent webinar, “Funding Opportunities for Renewable Energy Projects” Webinar – Funding Opportunities for Renewable Energy Projects. DIAMONDS (coordinated by PNO), along with the other CSA projects: REALIZE (coordinated by Euro-Funding), 2DPLOY (coordinated by […]
December 13, 2024
The online webinar “Funding Opportunities for Renewable Energy Projects” was successfully held! Co-organized by the two CSA (Coordination and Support Action) projects, DIAMONDS4IF and REALIZE, the event offered valuable insights into IF (Emissions Trading System – Innovation Fund) funding mechanisms and practical guidance for advancing renewable energy project ideas, bringing together stakeholders from the renewable […]
December 9, 2024
Sources: How can public procurement support European solar manufacturing? | LinkedIn The European Union has set a goal of at least 30 GW of European solar manufacturing, at each stage of the value chain, by 2030. However, market forces are driving down the price of solar components, making it difficult for Europe’s solar industry to […]
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement No 101138004.