BEGIN:VCALENDAR
VERSION:2.0
PRODID:-//Memento EPFL//
BEGIN:VEVENT
SUMMARY:Clean Energy Transition (CET) & Partnership Federal Office of Ener
 gy (SFOE) & Swiss Science National Foundation (SNSF): Clean Energy Transit
 ion Partnership: European call for pre-proposals
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221122
DTSTAMP:20260403T195102Z
UID:2c00a28a37ce37cc040a794ad64964152d56504ee6bf49b80d806305
CATEGORIES:Call for proposal
DESCRIPTION:The CETPartnership is a multilateral and strategic partnership
  of national and regional research\, development and innovation (RDI) prog
 rammes in European Member States and Associated Countries aiming to boost 
 and accelerate the energy transition and to support the implementation of 
 the European Strategic Energy Technology Plan (SET Plan).\n\nThe CETP aims
  to contribute to the EU’s goal of becoming the first climate-neutral co
 ntinent by 2050\, by pooling national and regional RDTI funding for a broa
 d variety of technologies and system solutions required to make the transi
 tion. In that sense\, the CETP establishes seven Transition Initiatives (T
 RIs) in order to work together on:\n\n	organising target group oriented st
 akeholder management and communication in the field\;\n	developing themati
 c modules for the annual joint calls\;\n	implementing accompanying activit
 ies on knowledge management and maximising impact.\n\nThe TRIs are so-call
 ed thematic configurations of CETPartnership funding partners whose aim is
  to collaborate on a specific Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (SR
 IA) Challenge. The CETPartnership has established 7 TRIs:\n\n\n	TRI 1: Int
 egrated net-zero-emissions energy system\n	TRI 2: Enhanced zero emission p
 ower technologies\n	TRI 3: Enabling climate neutrality with storage techno
 logies\, renewable fuels and CCS (carbon capture and storage) and CCU (car
 bon capture and utilization)\n	TRI 4: Efficient zero emission heating and 
 cooling solutions\n	TRI 5: Integrated regional energy systems\n	TRI 6: Int
 egrated industrial energy systems\n	TRI 7: Integration in the built enviro
 nment.\n\nSwitzerland being an Associated Country\, the Swiss Federal Offi
 ce of Energy (SFOE) and the Swiss Science National Foundation (SNSF) joine
 d the CETP. While SFOE participates in TRIs 1-4 and 6\, SNSF covers TRIs 5
  and 7.\n\nSFOE Participation:\nSFOE will fund successful Swiss proposals 
 to a total of 10 million Euros through its Pilot and Demonstration (P+D) p
 rogramme. Thus\, the terms and conditions of the P+D programme as well as 
 of this specific call apply.\n\nSFOE eligibility criteria:\n\n\n	This call
  is addressed to organizations such as private companies\, industry organi
 zations\, universities of applied sciences\, universities\, the ETH domain
 \, public institutions (e.g. cantons) and NGOs. To be eligible at the CETP
  level\, applicants are referred to the CETP call text and the call module
 s.\n	National requirements have to be fulfilled (Art. 49 EnG and Art. 54 E
 nV)\, i.e. the proposed projects will be funded by the P+D program and thu
 s have to fulfill the formal criteria and content criteria specified in th
 e Appendix IV of the directive of the P+D program.\n	The key eligibility c
 riteria and funding conditions are summarized in the SFOE Call document (p
 ages 3 and 4).\n	Eligible costs: personnel costs\, operational costs\, inv
 estment costs and subcontracting.\n\nSFOE schedule for applications:\n\n\n
 	Pre-proposals to the SFOE are to be sent as pdf to pilot-demo@bfe.admin.c
 h (Subject: "CETP Call pre-proposal") by 22 November 2022.\n	Full proposal
 s to the SFOE are to be sent as pdf (and xlsx) to pilot-demo@bfe.admin.ch 
  (Subject: "CETP Call full proposal") by 20 March 2023.\n\n\nSNSF Partici
 pation:\nSNSF (page 210) will fund successful Swiss proposals to a total o
 f 550’00 Euros/year. Anticipated number of projects to be funded is up t
 o 2 projects. there is no maximum contribution set per project for the Swi
 ss part. Nevertheless\, budgets of a collaborative research project must b
 e balanced and the SNSF expects that applicants carefully consider the bud
 getary request in a relation to the effective needs of the project.\n\nSNS
 F eligibility criteria and costs:\n\n\n	Applications must comply with the 
 SNSF Regulations on Project Funding and practices.\n	All Swiss applicants 
 submitting to the SNSF and co-applicants must be eligible for the SNSF Pro
 ject Funding Scheme (see EPFL Instructions for SNSF Project Funding).\n	Ba
 sic research and applied research without commercial goals only.\n	Eligibl
 e costs: personnel costs\, operational costs and subcontracting. Overhead 
 contributions are not supported.\n\n\nSNSF contact person: \nDaniel Kräme
 r\, cetp@snf.ch\, +41 31 308 22 22\n\nSNSF schedule for applications:\n\n\
 n	Deadline for pre-proposals: 23 November 2022 (14:00 CEST)\n	Deadline for
  full proposals: 20 March 2023 (14:00 CEST)\n\nNote: Swiss-based applicant
 s covering TRIs 5 and 7 must submit pre-proposals and proposals via mySNF 
 at the same deadline as the consortium applications.\n\n\nIf interested\, 
 please contact research@epfl.ch to verify your eligibility for the call.\n
 \nFor further information\, please have a look at the call webpage\, the c
 all documents\, the CETPartnership Joint Call 2022 document (pages 208 –
  212) and the pre-proposal template.\n\n 
LOCATION:
STATUS:CONFIRMED
END:VEVENT
END:VCALENDAR