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Introduction to EUROGIA2020 July 5, 2016 Brussels Nil Atmaca EUROGIA2020
EUREKA is…
Leading Intergovernmental
platform for network
international
cooperation
Supporting Facilitating
market-oriented access to
R&D projects finance
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The EUREKA Network
40 Member States 3 Associated States 2 National information points International cooperation
3
Public-private partnership
At least
2 EUREKA
countries
involved
SME
University
SME SME
Large company University
Example of EUREKA project 4
Technology area
Electronics, IT Industrial Biological Technology for Energy
and Telecoms Manufacturing, Sciences / Protecting Man Technology
Technology Material and Technologies and the
Transport Environment
1985–2014 29.4% 21.4% 17.7% 6.4% 6.3%
2008–2014 30.0% 18.5% 21.4% 5.3% 6.8%
Data for EUREKA Projects and Eurostars
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PENTA
EUREKA
TOURISM
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EUROAGRI
CATRENE
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EURIPIDES
EUROGIA
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CELTIC
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UMBRELLAS
CLUSTERS
734
Network EUROSTARS
projects 1199
41993
EUREKA instruments
Over
40 countries
EUREKA NETWORK PROJECTS
EUREKA Network
projects
Innovative Participants No thematic National
product, process from at least restrictions but evaluation
or service with a two EUREKA projects need to procedures &
civilian purpose countries reflect market funding
demand
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A typical Network project
is… Data for
2008–2014
3–4 participants
2–3 countries
average duration
31 months
average project cost
€1.74 million
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EUROSTARS
Eurostars is…
Joint Dedicated Market- Bottom-up International
programme to R&D- oriented cooperation
between performing
EUREKA SMEs
and EU
11Eurostars under Horizon
2020
EU 25%
contribution
€1.15
+ = billion
75%
Eurostars total
Eurostars public budget
countries 2014–2020
contribution
12Eurostars countries
34 countries
Austria Hungary Portugal
Bulgaria Iceland Romania
Belgium Ireland Slovak Republic
Croatia Israel Slovenia
Cyprus Italy South Korea
Czech Republic Latvia Spain
Denmark Lithuania Sweden
Estonia Luxembourg Switzerland
Finland Malta Turkey
France The Netherlands United Kingdom
Germany Norway
Greece Poland
13METALLURGY
CATRENE
ACQUEAU
EURIPIDES ITEA 3
EUROGIA
2020
CELTIC
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CLUSTERSEUREKA Clusters
Innovation in Micro and Nano ICT and Smart electronic
water technologies electronics Telecommunications Systems
(Officially ended on (Officially ended on
June 30, 2016) December 31, 2015)
Low carbon energy Software intensive New Cluster on Micro-nanoelectronics
technologies systems and Metallurgy enabled systems and
services application
15EUREKA Clusters
Industry led Large number Fostering
initiatives of participants European
• Medium term • Major European competitiveness
• Strategically industries • Promote and support
significant • Large SME innovative
• International participation technology projects,
ecosystem of (30–50% of partners) introducing products,
R&D&I actors • Research processes and
organisations and services.
academia
• Address economic
and societal
challenges
16EUREKA Clusters
Clusters are industry-driven, market-oriented strategic initiatives
focusing on business impact:
They result from industry decision to achieve an industry roadmap following full
bottom-up approach
They have an industry vision
They have a mission to help creating European added-value, jobs and to gain
market shares worldwide
Clusters generate projects
Clusters deliver EUREKA label , which facilitates the access of partners to
national funds
Clusters represent 70% of the budget of EUREKA project portfolio
17A typical Cluster project is…
2–14 participants
2–4 countries
average duration
30 months
average project cost
€1.5 - €15 million
18EUREKA Clusters procedures
1 2 3 4 5
Periodic Centralised Cluster National Cluster
project Cluster labelling funding monitoring
calls evaluation decision and impact
assessment
19How to get involved in a cluster project ?
Common characteristics of all the clusters:
Proposals are reviewed by Experts & Public authorities:
“constructive” evaluation
EUREKA Label is granted by the cluster organisation
Objective: 6 months from the submission to the start
The cluster Office acts as a facilitator for proposers
Synchronisation of funding from participating countries can
be achieved if participants contact the national funding
authorities very early in the submission process.
20Success Stories
NewP@ss
Next Generation of ePasseport
The project NewP@ss is delivering advanced secure platforms suitable for the
forthcoming 3rd and 4th generation of e-Passport.
NewP@ss joined theRECONSURVE
efforts of 15 European partners to critically improve the
speed, the security and the functionality
Reconfigurable of the new
Surveillance features. The consortium
System
with Communicating
has developed data structures Smart Sensors
and new security chip architectures, that are
being integrated into the latest globally applicable standards for travel
documents. The results of NewP@ss can also be used for hosting dedicated e-
services applications for both government and private organizations (boarding
ticket support, airline services …).
21EUROGIA2020
2020EUROGIA2020 within EUREKA
The EUREKA cluster dedicated to low-carbon energy technologies
Includes the full energy mix and value chain
• Renewables, Efficiency, Carbon Capture and Storage…
Received a renewed mandate (2013 to 2020 – after 2008-2013) to
award the Eureka/Eurogia2020 label to RD&D low-carbon energy
technologies projects.
EUROGIA2020 promotes and facilitates partnerships between
industrials companies and researchers across EUREKA member and
associated countriesEUROGIA2020 : Mission
Lead the energy transition to
a more sustainable path,
through technology changes.
Address societal challenges:
Climate change and the
environment
Competitiveness and job
creationEUROGIA2020 :The Cluster of energy mix
2013
2008
2004 a 12-year cluster history
from fossile to renewablesEUROGIA2020 Technology Domains
EUROGIA2020 encourages partnerships between competencies covering
a large spectrum of disciplines and the entire energy mix
Cost effective Energy Sources Enabling Technologies*
• Geothermal • Energy Efficiency
• Solar • Energy Storage
• Wind Power • Intelligent networks and energy
management
• Biomass
• CO2 mitigation (CCS & valorization)
• Hydro Power
• Materials (including minerals)
• Waves and Tides
• Tools, fabrication & Installation
• Oil & Gas
• Clean Coal • Processes; ICT (e.g. in smart grids)
*The list is not exhaustiveEUROGIA2020 : A process designed by
industry for industry: Light, Fast, Interactive
• Continuous submission with 4 cut-off dates/year. No need to
wait for a suitable call
• 2-step process (PO and FPP) avoids unnecessary work
• A good project can be funded in 6 months
• No competition between similar projects; quality of your own
project is what counts
• Funding success about 80% for labelled projects
• Project enrichment/improvement through
extensive/continuous feedback and access to the EUROGIA
network
• But parallel applications in each country in addition to global
Eurogia2020 application; and synchronisation of funding from
each country not always achieved.EUROGIA2020 :From idea to funding in 6
months
D1 Prepare PO Continuous
submission with 4
D3 Cut-off date; PO submission cut-off dates per
year
D24 TC hearing and evaluations
Results Work with PAs to
D27
prepare national
Cut-off date; FPP submission applications
D93
TC eval. Processing of
D117 Board Label national
endorsement applications
D180 FundingEUROGIA2020 :Documents & Templates
• Available from website: « Submitting»
• References:
– White Book, Basic Evaluation Guidelines, Regulations
– Detailed Evaluation Criteria (what is expected from a good
proposal)
• PO preparation:
– Guide for Proposers, PO Template (Word)
• FPP preparation:
– Guide for Proposers, FPP Template (Word), Financial tables
(Excel)
– Form C (Commitment to run the project as labelled)
– Declaration of Accession to the ProgrammeEUROGIA2020 :Winning Project’s Equation
Solid concepts
Industrial Innovation
Market oriented
+ Balanced
Consortium Structure Organisations types
Competences
+ Consortium Agreement
Commercial Exploitation Commercial prospects
+
National Priorities & Practices
Public financial support’s
Rules & Availability
ROI for funding countriesEUROGIA2020 :Achievements and key figures
since 2008
Energy CHP
Storage 5% Wind
Geothermal 7% 16%
2%
New Materials
2% Systems
5%
Solar
20%
Efficiency
18%
CCS
4%
Hydro
5% Smart Grids Biomass Wave
2%
7% 7%EUROGIA2020: Key figures since 2008 20 EUROGIA2020 Supporting Countries 8 Very Active Countries: FR,DE, ES, NL, NO, TR ,UK and ZA 10 Board Member Companies: 3 SMEs & 7 LEs 37 Labelled Projects since 2008, representing 200 M Euros 106 Project Outlines 45 % of participants are SMEs
EUROGIA2020 : Technical Committee
EUROGIA2020: Board Member Companies
EUROGIA2020 Supporting Countries
EUROGIA2020 Success Stories: ILIS
Towards the characterization of future photovoltaic power plants
Grid scale Lithium-Ion storage
By December 2012, even before the end of the project,
three 3MW systems sold and more than 50 MW tendered.EUROGIA2020 :Present Call for Proposals
Next cut off date: September 16, 2016
Next cut off date November 18, 2016
> Website: www.eurogia.com
> E-mail: contact@eurogia.comPENTA
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