The new CETP funding call is now open for applications. It's a €5 million transnational research, technological development and innovation funding programme designed to boost and accelerate energy transition across 30 countries.
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The CETP programme is a transformative Research, Technological Development and Innovation (RTDI) program, designed to accelerate clean energy transition through annual funding calls.
It’s an international collaboration involving 30 countries and more than 50 funding agencies, supported through the Horizon Europe R&I programme.
Our organisation is leading and delivering the programme on behalf of Scottish Government, Highlands and Islands Enterprise and South of Scotland Enterprise.
Learn about the partnership at CETPartnership.euopens in a new window
Get full details on the CETP programme 2024opens in a new window
We’re supporting research and innovation in all the CETP modules:
We'll consider applications under all modules. However, as part of our eligibility process, projects are expected to demonstrate relevance to the Scottish Government's energy strategies and should contribute to economic development in Scotland.
Find details on the call modules on CETPartnership.euopens in a new window
There’s up to €5 million available for supporting projects, assigned on a competitive basis.
We want to hear from you if your project is:
Get in touch to find out more about the 2024 CETP call and the support available from the Scottish programme team by completing the form.
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