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The Energy Work Programme includes the following priority areas:
- Hydrogen and fuel cells
- Renewable electricity generation
- Renewable fuel production
- Renewables for heating and cooling
- CO2 capture and storage technologies for zero emission power generation
- Clean coal technologies
- Smart energy networks
- Energy efficiency and savings
- Knowledge for energy policy making
It is anticipated that the first Calls for Proposals will be published in Dec/Jan 07 with deadlines in April 2007 (DG Research Call) and July 2007 (DG TREN Call).
UK organisations interested in FP7 should also contact the Energie Helpline UK, which is part of an EU wide National Contact Point (NCP) network that works in close collaboration with the Commission to assist in the delivery of the Framework Programme. Our aim is to ensure that the UK organisations are well informed and have every chance of success in securing European funding. To help achieve this we offer a number of services including:
- Telephone/Email support - the helpline is open form 9am until 5.30pm Monday to Friday to answer your queries on FP7 and direct you to the relevant documentation
- Information days covering specific calls for proposals
- Proposal clinics and proposal review service to provide feedback on your project ideas and proposals
- Signposting to Scientific Officers in the Commission and other sources of funding for energy R&D
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