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Mª Luisa Revilla

Spanish Representative H2020 Energy Programme Committee

EU Programmes Division

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMMES DIRECTORATE

CDTI- Centre for the Development of Industrial Technology

RETO SOCIAL: ENERGÍA SEGURA, LIMPIA Y EFICIENTE:

CONTEXTO POLÍTICO, RESULTADOS PARTICIPACIÓN ESPAÑOLA H2020, Y AVANCE WP 2018-2020.

UC3M , 26 ENERO 2017

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oContexto Político oH2020 - Resultados participación oWP-2018-2020

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Acuerdo París- COP21-22

Implementation of National Climate Plans -> ca. € 1 trillion investment / year in low-carbon technologies, renewables and energy efficiency

Mission Innovation -> Doubling of R&D funds for clean energy

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UE: 2030 Framework for Climate and Energy

30% Energy Efficiency

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http://ec.europa.eu/priorities/energy-union/index_en.htm

This communication aims to provide EU consumers (households and industries) with SECURE, SUSTAINABLE, COMPETITIVE and AFFORDABLE energy

2015: Energy Union, feb 2015

ENERGY UNION: 5 Pillars

1. Energy security, solidarity and trust

2. A fully integrated European energy market

3. Energy efficiency contributing to moderation of demand

4. Decarbonisation of the economy

5. Research, Innovation and Competitiveness

Integrated SET-PLAN




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Paquete legislativo «Winter Package» https://ec.europa.eu/energy/en/news/commission-proposes-new-rules-consumer-centred-clean-energy-transition

Clean Energy For All Europeans

Electricity market and consumers

Energy Efficiency Package (Revision EPBD, EED)

Revised Renewable Energy Directive (RED) and bioenergy sustainability policy for 2030 (RES share of at least 27% in the EU in 2030);

Communication on the most vital energy infrastructures

Revision of the Regulation on security of electricity supply.

Governance of the Energy Union (preparing the ground for creating Integrated National Energy and Climate Plans for the period of 2021 to 2030).

An Energy Union research, innovation and competitiveness strategy for a low carbon economy (EURICS) – “Accelerating Clean Energy Innovation”

Energy prices and costs

Second State of Energy Union

https://ec.europa.eu/energy/en/news/commission-proposes-new-rules-consumer-centred-clean-energy-transition


















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Toward an Integrated Roadmap, (December 2014)

Active Consumer

Demand focus (energy efficiency)

System optimisation

Supply

2014: Integrated Roadmap

https://setis.ec.europa.eu/set-plan-process/integrated-roadmap-and-action-plan

New integrated aproach – going beyond technology silos

First time – a comprehensive European energy R&I agenda for solutions to cost-effectively accelerate the energy transition.















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Integrated SET PLAN – COM 2015/6317 sept-2015

Energy Union R&I Pillar - Priorities

4 CORE PRIORITIES

Nº 1 in Renewables

Smart EU energy system, with consumer at the centre

Efficient Energy Systems

Sustainable Transport Systems

CCS/CCU

Increase safety in the use of nuclear energy

2 additional research priorities

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For each of the 10 Key Actions:

1. A few R&I priorities/targets proposed by the EC 'Issues paper'

2. Large consultation (stakeholders, SET Plan countries)

3. A meeting between all to decide on final R&I targets

'Declaration of Intent'

4. Implementation Plan

5. Monitoring

Setting targets and implementing the SET Plan

https://setis.ec.europa.eu/actions-towards-implementing-integrated-set-plan

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REPARTO PRESUPUESTARIO WP 2014-2017

BUDGETs M.€ WP 2014 WP 2015 WP 2016 WP 2017 Total/focus Area

EE 97,50 100,71 93,00 104,00 395,21 17%

LCE 359,31 383,57 355,86 422,89 1.521,63 68%

SCC 92,32 107,18 60,00 69,50 329,00 15%

TOTAL 549,13 591,46

17%

68%

15%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

Energy Efficiency Low-Carbon Energy Smart Cities&Comm.

Reparto del total presupuesto por focus áreas

SSH 3%

Renewable + Fuels 45% SG+Storage 28%

CCS 10%

ERA 11%

NK 3%

Reparto Budget LCE por subareas

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• Propuestas presentadas: –ES participa en el 54,5% de las propuestas presentadas en estas convocatorias.

• Proyectos financiados: –Entidades españolas en 125 de los 212 proyectos financiados (59%) –33 de los proyectos financiados (15,6%) coordinados por ES –Subvención recibida 141,8 M€ ( 13,8% UE) –Posición: Alemania, España, Reino Unido, Francia, Italia…, etc.

Resultados RS-ENERGIA WP2014-2015 (*)

(*)Los datos de resultados WP 2014-205 no incluyen los topics asociados a las PPP EeB y SPIRE

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Resultados RS-ENERGIA WP2014-2015

28,9% 27,7%

14,1%

6,7% 5,3% 3,7% 3,5% 3,5% 3,1% 1,3% 2,1%

0,0%

5,0%

10,0%

15,0%

20,0%

25,0%

30,0%

35,0%

% retorno ES por CCAA

Retorno Total: 1.090,1 M.€ Retorno España: 141,8 M.€

16,7%

13,8% 13,8%

9,3% 8,1% 7,6%

4,8% 4,4% 4,3% 4,1% 2,8% 2,1% 1,4% 1,2% 1,0%

4,6%

0,0%

2,0%

4,0%

6,0%

8,0%

10,0%

12,0%

14,0%

16,0%

18,0%

% Retorno UE por países

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Resultados RS-ENERGIA WP2014-2015

Retorno Total: 1.090,1 M.€ Retorno España: 141,8 M.€

55,6%

12,6% 11,6%

7,3% 5,4% 4,8%

2,6%

0,0%

10,0%

20,0%

30,0%

40,0%

50,0%

60,0%

EMPRESA AD.PBCA. CIT UNIV. CPI Aso.Invest. Asoc

% retorno ES por tipo entidad

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Resultados RS-ENERGIA WP2014-2015 por FOCUS AREA

EE % LCE % SCC %

Nº Propuestas 781 615 80 Partic.ES en pptas. 427 55% 327 53% 51 64%

Nº Proyectos 87 116 9 Partic.ES en pytos 52 60% 65 56% 8 89%

Proyectos coord.ES 15 17% 15 13% 3 33%

RETORNO TOTAL M.€ 150,2 762,8 177,04

Retorno ES (M.€) 18,9 13% 85,76 11% 37,1 21%

Ranking por paises 1º 3º 1º

Tasa de éxito Global 11,1% 18,9% 11,3%

Tasa de éxito ES 12,2% 19,9% 15,7%

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Resultados RS-ENERGIA WP2014-2015. Participación por tipo de entidad y Focus Area

EMPRESA 55%

CIT 12%

UNIV. 9%

A.Pbca 9%

CPI 7%

AS.INVES. 7%

ASOC. 1%

LCE calls

EMPRESA 38%

A.Pbca 17%

Asoc. 15%

CIT 14%

UNIV. 11%

CPI 4%

Asoc.Inv 1%

EE Calls

EMPRESA 66%

A.Pbca 19%

CIT 10%

CPI 2%

Univ. 1%

Asoc.Invest 2%

SCC Calls

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WP2014-2015 Tecnologías topics LCE-2 y LCE-11 RIA

2014 2015 TOTAL

Proposals Funded Subv (M€) Proposals Funded Subv (M€) Funded Subv (M€)

PV 36 2 9,5 47 1 3,3 3 12,8

GEO 11 2 12,1 18 3 14,9 5 27

CSP 25 1 6,5 13 2 11,8 3 18,3

CHP 31 2 12,1 19 2 9 4 21,1

BIO 81 2 10,6 88 4 22 6 32,6

WIND 25 1 7,3 10 1 3,5 2 10,8

OCEAN 25 0 0 20 2 10,8 2 10,8

HYDRO 9 0 0 4 0 0 0 0

SHC 18 0 0 6 1 4,4 1 4,4

Total 261 10 58,1 225 16 79,8 26 137,9

PV 9%

GEO 20%

CSP 13%

CHP 15%

BIO 24%

WIND 8%

OCEAN 8%

HYDRO 0%

SHC 3%

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WP2014-2015 Tecnologías topics LCE-3 y LCE-12 IA

2014 2015 TOTAL


PV 3 0 0

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1 5,5 1 5,5

GEO 6 2 11,9 2 30,7 4 42,6

CSP 8 2 20,9 0 0 2 20,9

OCEAN 8 1 17 2 30,6 3 47,6

WIND 6 2 14 2 30,4 4 44,4

BIO 5 2 30,2 17 0 0 2 30,2

Total 36 9 94 74 7 97,3 16 191,3 PV 3%

GEO 22%

CSP 11%

OCEAN 25%

WIND 23%

BIO 16%

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RESULTADOS WP2016 (falta EE-CSA-Eranet, y LCE-Demo)

- Entidades españolas en 35 de los 68 proyectos financiados (51%)

- 11 de los proyectos financiados coordinados por ES

- Subvención recibida ES: 32,2 M.€ (9,75% UE)

- Posición: Alemania, UK, España

Resultados provisionales Call 2016 (excluidos datos de LCE-demo y EE-CSAs)(*)

(*)Los datos de resultados provisionales de 2016 no incluyen los topics asociados a las PPP EeB y SPIRE

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WP 2016 (PROVISIONALES)

EE EE% LCE LCE% SCC SCC%

Nº Propuestas 113 242 8

Partic.ES en pptas. 75 66% 130 54% 6 75%

Nº Proyectos 12 54 2

Partic.ES en pytos 7 58% 27 50% 1 50%


RETORNO TOTAL M.€ 34,7 296,6 36,3

Retorno ES (M.€) 3,49 10,1% 26,3 8,9% 2,38 6,5%

Ranking por paises 2º 3º 7ª


Tasa de éxito ES 9,3% 20,8% 16,7%

Resultados provisionales Call 2016 (excluidos datos de LCE-demo y EE-CSAs)

EE % LCE % SCC %

Nº Propuestas 781 615 80

Partic.ES en pptas. 427 55% 327 53% 51 64%

Nº Proyectos 87 116 9

Partic.ES en pytos 52 60% 65 56% 8 89%


RETORNO TOTAL M.€ 150,2 762,8 177,04

Retorno ES (M.€) 18,9 13% 85,76 11% 37,1 21%

Ranking por paises 1º 3º 1º


Tasa de éxito ES 12,2% 19,9% 15,7%

WP 2014-2015

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WP2016 Tecnologías topics LCE-7 RIA

2016 2017 TOTAL


PV 2 8,5 2 8,5

GEO 0 0

CSP 4 17,9 4 17,9

CHP 2 9,6 2 9,6 WIND 1 4,9 1 4,9

OCEAN 3 11,7 3 11,7 HYDRO 1 5,9 1 5,9 RES 1 5,0 1 5,0

SHC 0 0 0 0 Total 76 14 63,5 0 0 0 14 63,5

WIND 8%

OCEAN 18%

PV 13%

CSP 28%

HYDRO 9%

CHP 15%

RES 8%

% Subv. Recibida

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Topics EE Prop.Eval. Prop.a financiar Tasa de éxito

EE-03 Installation packages for heating, cooling (H/C) and/or hot water preparation

12 1 8,3%

EE-04 New H/C solutions using low grade sources of thermal energy

24 3 12,5%

EE-05 Models & tools for H/C mapping and planning 13 3 23%

EE-07 Behavioural change toward energy efficiency through ICT

48 2 4,1%

EE-08 Socio-economic research on consumer's behaviour related to energy efficiency

16 3 18,7%

EE-10 Supporting accelerated and cost-effective deep renovation of buildings (EeB-PPP)

13 1 7,7%

EE-17 Valorisation of waste heat in industrial systems (SPIRE-PPP)

9 2 22%

TOTAL* 135 15 (1 ES) 11,1%

Resultados EE-RIA-IA Deadline: 21/1/2016

Particip.en prop.evaluadas Particip.en

prop.retenidas Ratio éxito M.€ Grant

Total

1310

160

12,2% 47,76

ESPAÑA 220 18 8,1% 4,3

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Resultados 1ª Call LCE Deadline: 16 febrero 2016

Topics LCE Propuestas Evaluadas

Prop.a financiar

Tasa Exito

LCE-07-2016-17 Developing the next generation technologies of renewable electricity and heating/cooling

76 14 (3) 18%

LCE-08-2016-17 Development of next generation biofuel technologies 24 2 8%

LCE-23-2016 International Cooperation with Mexico on geothermal energy

2 1 50%

LCE-24-2016 International Cooperation with South Korea on new generation high-efficiency capture processes

17 3 (1) 17,6%

LCE-25-2016 Utilisation of captured CO2 as feedstock for the process industry

9 1 (1) 11%

LCE-31-2016-17 Social Sciences and Humanities Support for the Energy Union

15 3 20%

TOTAL* 143 24 (5) 16,7% 5



Total 1448 276 19,1% 124,9

ESPAÑA 146 23 15,7% 9,4

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Resultados 2ª Call - SGS Deadline: 5 Abril 2016

Topics LCE Propuestas Evaluadas

Prop.a financiar

Tasa Exito

LCE-01-2016-2017 (RIA)

Next generation innovative technologies enabling smart grids, storage and energy system integration with increasing share of renewables: distribution network

52 6 (1) 11,5%

LCE-02-2016 (IA)

Demonstration of smart grid, storage and system integration technologies with increasing share of renewables: distribution system

28 6(2) 21,4%

LCE-03-2016 (CSA)

Support to R&I strategy for smart grid and storage 2 1(1) 50%

TOTAL* 82 13 (4) 15,8% 5



Total 980 171 17,4% 105,6

ESPAÑA 133 21 15,8% 12,5

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Resultados 2ª convocatoria - ERA-SSH-RIA Deadline: 5 Abril 2016

Prop. elegibles

Prop. above threshold

Prop. A financiar

EU grant solicitado M.€.

%Ret/Elegibles

LCE-26-ERANET-Geoscience 1 1 1 10,0 100%

LCE-32-SSH 6 4 1 2,0 17%

LCE-33-ECRIA-RIA 11 4 4 10,7 36%

LCE-34-Eranets 2 2 2 16,7 100%

Total 20 11 8 39,4

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6,7

5,4 5,1 4,9 4,5

4,1

2,4

1,1 1,1 0,6 0,4 0,1 0,1

0,0

1,0

2,0

3,0

4,0

5,0

6,0

7,0

8,0

Rtos CALL - SCC Deadline: 5 Abril 2016 2 proyectos a financiar – 36,3 M.€ solicitados

Empresa 24%

AP-37%

CT-5%

CPI-6%

U-6%

AS.INV- 8%

Ascoc. 14%

Distrib.por tipo de entidad a nivel global

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SCC- SELECTED PROPOSALs

CALL 2014 SELECTED PROPOSAL SCC-01

ACRONIMO LEAD CITIES FOLLOWERS CITIES

GrowSmarter Stockholm, Cologne and Barcelona 5: Valetta, Suceava, Porto, Cork and Graz

REMOURBAN (F.CARTIF) Valladolid, Nottingham and Tepebasi 2: Seraing, Miskolc

TRIANGULUM Manchester, Eindhoven and Stavanger 3: Prague, Leipzig and Sabadell

CALL 2015 SELECTED PROPOSAL SCC-01


SmartENcity (Tecnalia) Vitoria, Tartu, Sodenburg Lecce, Asenovgrad

REPLICATE (F.S.Sebastián) San Sebastian, Florencia y Bristol Essen, Nilufer, Lausanne

SMARTER TOGETHER Lyon, Munich, Vienna Santiago, Sofía, Venecia, Kiev, Yokohama

SHARMLLM London, Lisboa, Milán. Burdeos, Varsovia, Burgas

CALL 2016 - SELECTED PROPOSAL SCC-01


mySMARTlife (Liderada por F. Cartif)

Nantes (France), Hamburg (Germany) and Helsinki (Finland)

Varna (Bulgaria), Bydgoszcz (Poland), Rijeka (Croatia) and Palencia (Spain)

Ruggedised Rotterdam (Netherland), Glasgow (UK) and UMEA (Suecia)

Brno (Czech Republic), Parma (Italia) and Gdansk (Polonia)

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RESULTADOS CALL-2016-DEMO

Call 2016- LCE-DEMO Propuestas

presentadas Propuestas >

umbrales Proyectos Retorno total M.€

Retorno ES M.€

LCE-9 PV 6 1 1 15 0,0

LCE-13 Wind 5 2 1 10 4,8

LCE-15-Oceans 6 4 2 30 0,0

LCE-19-biofuels 5 2 2 23,7 0,2

LCE-20-biofuels for aviacion 1 1 1 12 0,8

LCE-22- Biofuels -Brasil 1 1 1 5 0,4

TOTAL 24 11 8 95,7 6,3 6,6%

Tasa de Éxito 46% 33%

RESULTADOS CALL-2016-EE-CSA 9 topics CSA- EE, + 1 ERANET: 151 Propuestas y 22 proyectos aprobados. Ninguno liderado por España. Total Retorno: 34,8 M.€ Retorno España: 2 M.€

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Work programme 2018-2020

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WP – DRAFTING PROCESS

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SCOPING PAPER

Global leadership in renewables

Energy system (incluida SCC)

Energy Efficiency

Decarbonisation of fossil fuels

Cross-cutting issues

Recommendations from consultations: Continue to sustain the full R&I value chain

More balance between RIA & IA

Support for breakthrough ideas

Support for an integrated approach

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SCOPING PAPER


Energy system

Energy Efficiency



Continue support from TRL 2 to TRL 7

Low TRL:

Open to new concepts

Pushing forward potential breakthrough concepts

Medium TRL:

Pushing cost down and performance higher

Demonstration of the technologies, reduce its costs,

improve its performance, prove its reliability and

improve its operation and handling.

High TRL:

Support to market penetration. Foik

Looking to integrate technologies and

Looking to use cross-cutting aspects

The challege is to create an EU-integrated industrial renewable energy sector which is economically sustainable and competitive in European and global markets in the long-term, with significant volumes of related manufacturing located in the EU.

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SCOPING PAPER


Energy system

Energy Efficiency



Smart distribution and end use:

• Smart and integrated solutions for all energy vectors.

Smart energy grids, energy storage, more efficient

buildings, with higher integration of renewables on-site.

• Citizen engagement

• An efficient share of self-consumption of local renewable

energy sources (electricity, gas, heat and cold…)

Smart Interfaces between generation and

transmission – Cross-border and cross-sectorial

energy systems

SCC – lighthouse city approach- Positive Energy

Block( PEB) - to scale up to a Net zero

energy/emission districts (ZED)

• Electricity vs Energy • Energy storage systems >> battery

cells • Energy storage vs electricity

storage • Low TRL vs high TRL Need to separate in evaluation (done in 2016)

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SCOPING PAPER


Energy system

Energy Efficiency



Policy developments: Review of: products framework, certain elements of the EED, EPBD, Smart Finance for Smart Buildings Initiative, Governance framework (Energy Union)

Buildings&Consumers: • Buildings digitisation – Integration of ICT in buildings • Building renovation – faster, cheaper, more friendly solutions, with low carbon and efficient

energy resources and H&C solutions • Innovative demand-side energy services – empowering end-users. prosumers. Integration of

residential and commercial buildings in multiple energy grids. Industry and Services – heat and cold recovery and reuse techn. Renewable production of

heat and cold.

Market uptake measures

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SCOPING PAPER


Energy system

Energy Efficiency



Horizon 2020 portfolio (2014-2015) • CCS in carbon-intensive industry (LCE-15-2014/2015, 3

projects)

• Geological storage (LCE-15-2014/2015, 2 projects)

• Environmental aspects of shale gas (LCE-16-2014, 4 projects)

• Flexible power plants (LCE17-2015, 1 project)

• ERA-NET on CCS (LCE-18-2015), 1 project)

Horizon 2020 portfolio (2016-2017) • Capture (LCE-24-2016, 3 projects)

• CO2 utilisation (LCE-25-2016, 1 project)

• Cross-thematic ERA-NET on Applied Geosciences (LCE-26-2016)

• CCS in carbon-intensive industry (LCE-29-2017)

• Geological storage (LCE-30-2017)

• Measuring, monitoring and controlling… (LCE-27-2017)

• Flexible power plants (LCE-28-2017)

CCS in energy intensive industry and in the power sector, including Bio-CCS

Pilots on promising CCU processes for fuel production

More storage pilots to strengthen public awareness

Demostrate and mature CCS technologies so they can soon be taken up at a large scale.

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SCOPING PAPER


Energy system

Energy Efficiency



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3 main goals:

1. Energy Efficiency

2. Europe as the global leader in renewables – (political target)

3. A fail deal to consumers

Communication focusses on what the EU can do pragmatically to correct the market failure and to set the direction into the future.

Correct the market failure by:

- Regulations to give policy signals

- Mobilising private investment

Set the direction with:

- European public funding.

Com (2016) 763 – Accelerating Clean Energy Innovation http://ec.europa.eu/energy/sites/ener/files/documents/1_en_act_part1_v6_0.pdf

R&I as drivers for the 3 overarching goals of the Winter Package

http://ec.europa.eu/energy/sites/ener/files/documents/1_en_act_part1_v6_0.pdf

http://ec.europa.eu/energy/sites/ener/files/documents/1_en_act_part1_v6_0.pdf

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The EC intends to deploy more than EUR 2 billion from the Horizon 2020 WP 2018-2020 to support R&I projects in 4 priority areas:

Decarbonising the EU building stock

Strengthening EU leadership on renewables

Developing affordable and integrated energy storage

solutions

Electro-mobility and a more integrated urban transport

system

Com (2016) 763 – Accelerating Clean Energy Innovation

Partially/mainly covered by the Energy Societal Challenge

Mainly covered by the Transport Societal Challenge

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