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About EUDP
The Energy Technology Development and Demonstration Programme (EUDP) provides grants to support Danish, green and innovative energy projects that can contribute to Denmark's goal of 70 % CO2 reduction in 2030 and climate neutrality in 2050.
EUDP funds both enterprises and universities that demonstrate new green energy technology. Available funding for the first round in March 2025 is set to DKK 300 million. The funding is split the following activity types:
Research: New knowledge acquisition. TRL 2-4
It is considered positive if research training (PhD) is included in a project with a high research content.
Development: Application of knowledge to produce or improve new materials, products, processes, methods, systems or services. TRL 4-6.
Demonstration: Experimental testing of a technology and market pre-introduction. TRL 6-8.
Grants are given to both companies and universities, EUDP has previously supported small as well as large projects up to DKK +50 million.
Types of projects
* The EUDP supports the following activities:
* Development and demonstration, including research
* Feasibility studies
* The Clean Energy Transition Partnership (CETPartnership)
* Technology Partnerships
* Dissemination projects.
Projects should demonstrate a high level of technical maturity, strong market potential, and a clear pathway to commercialization.
Deadline
Next deadline is expected in September 2025 - more info will follow soon.
More Information on EUDP
EUDP Focuses on 7 Key Societal Challenges
1. Green Electricity: wind energy and solar cells
2. Sustainable Biomass, biogass and pyrolysis
3. Energy Efficiency
4. Power-to-X (Develop hydrogen and green fuel plants.
5. Heat and heat storage
6. Flexible electricity use and digitalisation
7. CO2 capture, storage and utilisation
Who Can Apply
No limit on partners. Single applicants are allowed, but most projects are consortium-based. The coordinator must be a Danish organisation with a CVR number. Single applicants must be Danish.
Foreign entities, including non-EU, can participate and receive funding if the project can contribute to advanced technology development in Denmark.
Successful application to EUDP
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