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La Partecipazione italiana in
Horizon 2020 e SET Plan
RICCARDO BASOSI
Università degli Studi di Siena
Rappresentante Italiano nel Comitato di Programma H2020
“Secure, clean and efficient Energy” e Delegato MIUR per il SET PLAN
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COP21 – Paris 2015
Paris Agreement
Holding the increase in the global average temperature to well below 2 °C
above pre-industrial levels and to pursue efforts to limit the temperature increase to
1.5 °C above pre-industrial levels […]
Parties aim to reach global peaking of greenhouse gas emissions as soon as possible
[…] and to undertake rapid reductions thereafter in accordance with best available
science
Parties, noting the importance of technology for the implementation of mitigation
and adaptation actions under this Agreement and recognizing existing technology
deployment and dissemination efforts, shall strengthen cooperative action on
technology development and transfer.
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CO2 concentration: Earth System Research Laboratory courtesy A.
Di Carlo
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2017
today
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406 ppm
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Tracking energy and energy emissions data
Global energy-related CO2 emissions
Gt 35
30
25
20
15
10
5
1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2014 2015 2016 2017
IEA analysis shows that global CO2 emissions from energy remained flat in 2016 for the third year in a
row, even though the global economy grew. A 2% increase occurred in 2017
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COP21 agreement tracker
by May 2019
195+EU parties signed PARTIES SIGNED OF GLOBAL EMISSIONS
(55 NEEDED) (55% NEEDED)
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Probable variation % of agricultural harvest
with a 2.7 C° Temperature increase
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The European 2050 low-carbon economy action
plan aims for a reduction of greenhouse gasses
emissions of 80% compared to 1990
UE
2020 2030 2040 2050
- 20% - 40% - 60% - 80%
% greenhouse gasses vs. 1990
100%
100
92% 90%
80
Energy production
80%
reduction
Residential and services sector 60%
60 Current policy
Industry CO2 emissions per sector
40% at 2050
40
Energy produciotn 0%
Transports
20% Residential and services 5%
20 sector
Not CO2 agriculture Industry 20%
Not CO2 other sectors Transports 35%
0
Not CO2 agriculture 25%
1990 2000 2010 2020 2030 2040 2050
Not CO2 other sectors 15%
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Fonte: UE, Eurostat
295711-27 - SEN_Audizione Parlamentare_NEW - v21sent.pptx
R Basosi La 7Main Elements of EU Energy Policy
- 2030 Climate-Energy Package
From 20/20/20 to 32/32.5/40
“Clean energy” doesn’t exist (the only clean
energy, is the one we do not need to use), i.e the
saved energy
2030 energy-climate targets
+32% RES Share
- Energy Union
• Energy security, solidarity and trust +32,5% Energy savings
• A fully integrated internal energy market - 40% CO2 production
• Energy efficiency first
• Transition to a low-carbon society
• An Energy Union for Research, Innovation and
Competiveness
SET-Plan & Integrated Roadmap
- HORIZON 2020
After COP 21 in Paris
“MISSION INNOVATION”
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Riccardo Basosi OCSE 7 12 201810 SET Plan key actions implemented in 13 TWG
Implementation
Energy Union R&I and SET Plan Declarations of Intent /
SET Plan 10 Key Actions
competitiveness pillar Working Groups
Develop highly performant renewables • Novel PV
• Offshore wind
Nº 1 in renewables • CSP
Reduce cost of key renewable technologies • Ocean
• Deep geothermal
Create new technologies and services for Smart cities and communities
Smart EU energy system energy consumers • Energy consumers
with consumers at the
centre Increase the integration, security and • Integrated and flexible energy
flexibility of energy systems systems
• Energy efficiency in buildings
Increase energy efficiency for buildings
Efficient energy systems Heating and cooling in buildings
Increase energy efficiency in industry • Energy efficiency in industry
Become competitive in the battery sector • Batteries for e-mobility and
for e-mobility and stationary storage stationary storage
Sustainable transport
Strengthen market take-up of renewable
• Renewable fuels and bioenergy
fuels and bioenergy
Step-up R&I activities and commercial
Carbon capture storage / use • Carbon capture storage / use
viability of CCS/U
Nuclear safety Increase nuclear safety • Nuclear safety
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R Basosi La partecipazione Italiana in H2020 Roma,SET Plan: next steps ahead (>20Bln €)
MISSION
COP 21 Paris INNOVATION
30 Nov. 2015
20 major world economies representing 80% of global
energy R&D launched Mission Innovation
Australia,Brazil, Canada,Chile,China, Denmark, France,Germany,
India,Indonesia,Italy,Japan,Mexico,Norway, Saudi Arabia, South Korea,
Sweden,United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom,United States
Objective: Reinvigorate and accelerate public and private
global clean energy innovation and make clean energy widely
affordable
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03/07/2019Governance – Horizon 2020
13 PROGRAMME COMMITTEE CONFIGURATIONS
(provide Member States oversight and input into work programmes)
1. HORIZONTAL CONFIGURATION
Excellent Science Industrial Tech Leadership Societal Challenges
34% 24% 38%
8. Health
4 . ICT
2. ERC
Marie Curie, 9. Bio-economy
FET 3,9 bn €
5. Nanotech,Materials, 10. Energy
Biotech, Manufacturing 5,9 bn €
11. Transport
6,3 bn €
3. Research 12. Climate
infrastructures 6. Space 3,1 bn €
13. Inclusive
7. SMEs, societies
Risk Finance
03/07/2019 14. Security
R Basosi La partecipazione Italiana in H2020 Roma, 1 LuglioWork Programmes (WP) of Energy Challenge
H2020 Programme developed in 7 years (2014 – 2020)
Challenge Secure, Clean and Efficient Energy activities will develop
according to the planning defined by three consecutive Work Programmes
1° WP (WP 14-15) 2° WP (WP 16-17) 3° WP (WP 18-19)
2014 2016 2018 2020
1° WP calls ended in 2015
2° WP adopted in October 2016 and 2017
calls currently under way
3° WP Adopted in January 2018 and 2019 (calls currently
under way)
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R Basosi La partecipazione Italiana in H2020 Roma, 1 Luglio 18WP 2018 -2019 – Focus areas
2018 2019 2020
Overall indicative 696 807 876
budget (M€)
17 topics 193 M€ 3 topics 20 M€ 1 topic 116 M€ 5 topics 51 M€
Energy Smart and clean Smart Cities and Joint Actions
efficiency energy for Communities JA
EE consumers SCC
EC
28 topics 444 M€ 7 topics 181 M€ 6 topics 88 M€ 6 topics 41,5 M€
Global Smart citizen- Near-zero CO2 Cross-cutting
leadership in centred energy emissions from fossil issues
renewables system fuel power plants and CC
RES ES carbon intensive
industries
N.B: budget for focus areas are for the NZE
biennial 2018-2019
The n° of topics for focus area are
related to triennial 2018-2020
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H2020 Roma, 1 Luglio 2019 19WP 18-19-20 : Competitive low-carbon energy
Renewable energy technologies
• Highest priority: supporting the next set of
technologies for cost-competitiveness and that should
be introduced in the market as soon as possible (off-
shore wind, certain areas of PV, CSP, tidal and wave
energy, and zero emission geothermal energy);
• Next level of priority: supporting those technologies
that have started to reach cost-competiveness but
where continued efforts are needed to increase this,
broaden it to the full sector, and build out the European
industry position (on-shore wind, areas of PV, biofuels,
and solar heating and cooling);
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IA : Innovation Action – TRL high
RIA : Research and Innovation Action – TRL medium and low
CSA : Coordination and Support Action (overcome of non
technical barriers, market up-take, etc.
Subjects involved: Industry, University, Research Center, PA, Trade Association
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21Overcoming the valley of death
Technology Product Success as
Transfer Launch a New product Success as
Losses/Profit
a business
Time
Research Development Commercialization
Valley of Death
FP7
H2020
03/07/2019 R Basosi LaTECHNOLOGY READNESS LEVEL in Horizon 2020
Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs)
– a useful tool in development and deployment of KETs
in FP7: TRLs 1 – 4;
up to 5-6 in 2012-13 (pilots and demonstrators)
KETs: TRLs 3/4 – 8; centre at TRLs 5-7
03/07/2019 R Basosi LaClimbing the TRL ladder
(Internet survey of projects)
03/07/201903/07/2019 R Basosi La partecipazione
Italiana in H2020 Roma, 1 LuglioCountry participation and success rate 2014-2018
SC3 - TOP 10 MS
Dati aggiornati al 08/05/2019
4541
3937 3918
2820
2104
1754 1713 1700
1270
1082
881 849
706
551 523 464 447
272 266 228
ES DE IT UK FR BE NL AT EL DK
Retained Eligible
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Luglio 2019SC3 2014-2018
2.500.000.000 35%
Budget awarded to Country 2014-2018 – TOP 10 MS
21%
Dati aggiornati30%
al 08/05/2019
2.000.000.000 20% 268 M€ (Million euro)
16% 25%
1.500.000.000
20% 20%
29% 15%
1.000.000.000 26%
26%
10%
20%
22%
500.000.000
28%
5%
0 0%
DE ES FR UK IT NL BE NO DK SE
Retained Eligible
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Luglio 2019Budget awarded to Italy SC3 – IT
286 M€ (268 + 18 SME)
64.430.697
60.341.169 60.540.544
50.001.209 50.394.200
132 161 144 156 172
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
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Luglio 2019Budget Awarded to Italian Participants 2014-2018
706 Projects
[NOME CATEGORIA]
[VALORE] M€ [NOME CATEGORIA]
[PERCENTUALE] [VALORE] M€
[NOME CATEGORIA] [PERCENTUALE]
[NOME CATEGORIA]
[VALORE] M€
[VALORE] M€
[PERCENTUALE]
[PERCENTUALE]
[NOME CATEGORIA]
[NOME CATEGORIA]
[VALORE] M€
[VALORE] M€
[PERCENTUALE]
[PERCENTUALE]
[NOME CATEGORIA]
[VALORE] M€
[PERCENTUALE]
[NOME CATEGORIA]
[VALORE] M€
[PERCENTUALE] TOTAL
[NOME CATEGORIA]
[VALORE] M€
268 M€
[PERCENTUALE] (excluded SME)
03/07/2019 R Basosi La partecipazione Italiana in H2020 Roma, 1 Luglio 2019TOP 15 ITALIAN BENEFICIARIES of H2020 ENERGY
2014-2016
TOP 15 60 M€
9.379
8.523
7.593
5.099 Migliaia di euro
4.827
3.742 3.736 3.673
3.227
2.899 2.701
2.278 2.194 2.105 1.911
03/07/2019 R Basosi La partecipazione Italiana in H2020 Roma, 1 Luglio 2019Budget
Regions: number retained proposals
Legenda:
Red: 100HORIZON EUROPE: 100 bn €
Strengthening the
[NOME European Research EURATOM; 2,4; 2%
CATEGORIA]; Area; 2,1; 2%
[VALORE]; InvestEU Fund; 3,5; 4%
[PERCENTUALE] [NOME
CATEGORIA];
[VALORE];
[PERCENTUALE]
[NOME
CATEGORIA];
[PERCENTUALE]
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Luglio 201903/07/2019
New approach to European partnerships
New generation of objective-driven and more ambitious
partnerships in support of agreed EU policy objectives
Simple architecture and toolbox
Key features Coherent life-cycle approach
Strategic orientation
Based on Based on a joint Based on long-
Co-funded
Co-programmed
Institutionalised
Memoranda of programs agreed term dimension and
Understanding / by partners; need for high
contractual commitment of integration;
arrangements; partners for partnerships based
implemented financial and in-kind on Articles 185 /
independently by contributions & 187 of TFEU and
the partners and financial the EIT-Regulation
by Horizon contribution by supported by
Europe Horizon Europe Horizon Europe
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BACKUP
Current Partnership Landscape
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H2020 Roma, 1 Luglio 2019Emerging Partnership portfolio Horizon Europe
Rationalisation and reform
achieved so far:
Reduction from >120 (of all
types) to currently 45;
6 new topics;
28 reformed continuations;
11 mergers and reforms;
35 partnerships candidates in
Pillar II;
11 partnership candidates
outside pillar II (9 EIT-KICs,
SMEs, Open Science Cloud).
EU contributions/budgets:
To be decided at a later stage
following the overall MFF and
Horizon Europe budgetary
envelopes;
To be determined once there are
agreed objectives, and clear
commitments from partners.
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Climate, energy and mobility
Rationalisation and Current candidates Type
reform:
Overall 6 reformed Transforming Europe's rail system A187, CP
continuations of Integrated Air Traffic Management A187, CP
current partnership
topics; Clean Aviation A187, CP
2 completely new Clean Hydrogen A187, CP
partnership topics; Built environment and CP
Partnerships with construction
Towards zero-emission road CP
Member States could
transport
be merged into 1
Mobility and Safety for Automated A187, CP
(national funding Road Transport
agencies); Batteries: Towards a CP
Discontinued: support competitive European industrial
to small number of battery value chain
JPIs / ERA-NETs. Clean Energy Transition CF
In addition: KIC
CF: Co-funded EIT InnoEnergy
CP: Co-programmed EIT Climate
EIT Urban Mobility
R Basosi La partecipazione Italiana in H2020 Roma, 1 Luglio 2019- Candidate for a co-funded partnership -
Clean Energy Transition
European
Partnerships
European Partnership
towards a renewable-based
and carbon-neutral energy
system
#HorizonEU
Research
and
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Objectives
… leveraging national funding programmes on
targets and priorities jointly agreed between the
EU, Member States/Associated Countries, industry
and the research community (i.e. the
Implementation Plans of the SET-Plan Key
Actions).
… creating critical masses and increase the level of
funding for common R&I priorities across Europe.
Climate neutrality in 2050
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Alignment with SET PLAN IPs
• Linkage between the consortium of partners and
the established SET-Plan governance, the
involvement of representatives from all Member
States, Associated Countries and, where
appropriate Third Countries, will be ensured.
• Possibility to join co-funding actions even if not
formal partners
• Annual programming provides the flexibility for
identifying, addressing and co-funding challenges
emerging from different IPs
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Examples of possible synergies between
SET Plan Ips and EU Partnerships
Implementation Plans Proposed EU Partnerships
People-centric sustainable
• IP 5 – EE in Buildings built environment
(Build4People)
• IP 6 – EE in Industry Circular and Climate Neutral
Industry
Towards a competitive
• IP 7 – Batteries European industrial battery
value chain for stationary and
mobile applications
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Targeted impacts
Overarching objective: fight climate change while improving
the competitiveness of the energy and transport industry
• Advance climate science, including research on the climate-
earth system, developing decision making tools and evaluating the
societal and technological impacts.
• Develop cross-cutting zero-emission solutions across energy,
mobility and industry and strive towards smart, clean, climate
neutral cities and communities.
• Accelerate the energy transition in industrial facilities and the EU’s
building stock.
• Achieve EU global leadership in renewable energy and develop
flexible energy storage solutions towards a climate neutral citizen-
centred energy system.
• Better and more competitive solutions for deep decarbonisation
of all elements of the transport sector;
• Better mobility system: safer, cleaner and less noisy, more energy
efficient, affordable, inclusive and user-centered; unleash the potential
of digitalisation;Thanks for your attention
Find out more:
riccardo.basosi@unisi.it
www.ec.europa/research/horizon202@0
pocaterra@apre.it NCP
silvia.valentini@apre.it
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