Актуални обяви за набиране на проектни предложения

 

This inducement prize will reward a hospital that has an innovative and within its premises perfectly integrated combined heat and power (CHP) installation. This installation has to use at least three different European renewable energy technologies, include energy storage component(s) and be able to provide 100% of hospital's annual needs for energy consumption. In this context any renewable energy source is allowed.

The prize will be awarded, after closure of the contest, to the entry that in the opinion of the jury demonstrates a solution that best addresses the following cumulative criteria:

1. Operation in the hospital premises for at least six months at the submission of the application ( maximum 20 points):
2. Reliability, easy maintenance and safety of operation (maximum 20 points)
3. CO2 emission reduction and sustainability aspects, potential energy savings (maximum 20 points)
4. Minimal/non-invasive impact on premises (maximum 10 points)
5. Low operation and maintenance costs, with cost of the energy produced equal to or lower than the cost of the old installation (maximum 20 points)
6. Involvement of public (maximum 10 points)

• Any legal organisation

• European Union (EU)

• Global Budget: 1.00 M€

• Wednesday, April 03, 2019: Deadline for the presentation of proposals

• Web page of call for proposals H2020-LCE-PRIZES-2016-01 at the Framework Programme for Research and Innovation website
• Section useful documents of the call H2020-LCE-PRIZES-2016-01

This inducement prize will reward innovative products utilising CO2 that could significantly reduce the atmospheric emissions of CO2 when deployed at commercial scale.

The prize will induce actors in the field of CO2 utilisation to do more to enhance their processes and products so that they reduce atmospheric emissions of CO2. It aims also to mobilise and enhance private R&I investment, attract non-traditional players, create new partnerships and incentivise researchers and innovators to enhance efforts to abate emissions of anthropogenic CO2 to atmosphere.

The prize will be awarded, to the contestant who in the opinion of the  jury  demonstrates  a  solution  that  best  addresses  the  following  essential  cumulative criteria, further specified below: 

1. Improvement in net CO2 emissions (max 15 points)
2. Demonstrated effort to overcome barriers (max 15 points)
3. Exploitation plans (max 10 points)
4. Environmental impacts and sustainability (max 10 points)

• Any legal organisation

• European Union (EU)

• Global Budget: 1.50 M€

• Wednesday, April 03, 2019: Deadline for the presentation of proposals

• Web page of call for proposals H2020-LCE-PRIZES-2016-03 at the Framework Programme for Research and Innovation website
• Section useful documents of the call H2020-LCE-PRIZES-2016-03

This inducement prize will reward a European protected historic urban district that has perfectly integrated in its buildings a photovoltaic system to generate and supply electricity for its own consumption. In this context the photovoltaic system includes all the necessary components to supply power within a district.

The prize will induce the integration of new photovoltaic systems in protected historic urban districts. It will also foster the development of the best suitable architectural and aesthetic design in combination with optimal technical solutions delivering the least visible impact and a minimal intrusion to the structure of the buildings. The prize aims as well to mobilise and enhance private and public investment for replication of similar solutions in Europe.

The prize will be awarded, after closure of the contest, to the entry that in the opinion of the jury demonstrates a solution that best addresses the following cumulative criteria:

1. A new Building integrated photovoltaic system  (maximum 20 points)
2. High  quality  architectural  and  aesthetic  design  with  minimal/no-invasive  impact  on premises  (maximum 20 points)
3. Reliability, easy maintenance and safety of operation (maximum 20 points)
4. Low  operation  and  maintenance  costs,  energy  savings,  CO2  emission  reduction  (maximum 20 points):
5. Involvement of public  (maximum 10 points)
6. Scalability  and  adaptation  to  different  locations  and  different  types  of  buildings (maximum 10 points)

• Any legal organisation

• European Union (EU)

• Global Budget: 0.75 M€

• Wednesday, September 26, 2018: Deadline for the presentation of proposals

• Web page of call for proposals H2020-LCE-PRIZES-2016-02 at the Framework Programme for Research and Innovation website
• Section useful documents of the call H2020-LCE-PRIZES-2016-02

This inducement prize will reward a European protected historic urban district that has perfectly integrated in its buildings a photovoltaic system to generate and supply electricity for its own consumption. In this context the photovoltaic system includes all the necessary components to supply power within a district.

The prize will induce the integration of new photovoltaic systems in protected historic urban districts. It will also foster the development of the best suitable architectural and aesthetic design in combination with optimal technical solutions delivering the least visible impact and a minimal intrusion to the structure of the buildings. The prize aims as well to mobilise and enhance private and public investment for replication of similar solutions in Europe.

The prize will be awarded, after closure of the contest, to the entry that in the opinion of the jury demonstrates a solution that best addresses the following cumulative criteria:

1. A new Building integrated photovoltaic system  (maximum 20 points)
2. High  quality  architectural  and  aesthetic  design  with  minimal/no-invasive  impact  on premises  (maximum 20 points)
3. Reliability, easy maintenance and safety of operation (maximum 20 points)
4. Low  operation  and  maintenance  costs,  energy  savings,  CO2  emission  reduction  (maximum 20 points):
5. Involvement of public  (maximum 10 points)
6. Scalability  and  adaptation  to  different  locations  and  different  types  of  buildings (maximum 10 points)

• Any legal organisation

• European Union (EU)

• Global Budget: 0.75 M€

• Wednesday, September 26, 2018: Deadline for the presentation of proposals

• Web page of call for proposals H2020-LCE-PRIZES-2016-02 at the Framework Programme for Research and Innovation website
• Section useful documents of the call H2020-LCE-PRIZES-2016-02