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Horizon 2020 Energy and Transport Horizon 2020 Energy and Transport COMPENDIUM of projects implemented by INEA Innovation and Networks Executive Agency 1 Foreword Dirk Beckers INEA’s Director With nearly €80 billion of funding for the period 2014 to 2020, Horizon 2020 is the European Union’s biggest Research and Innovation programme ever. It promises more discoveries, more innovative solutions and more world-firsts - by taking great ideas from the laboratory to the market. In view of the challenges involved in managing thousands of projects supported by Horizon 2020, the European Commission chose to delegate management of parts of the programme to its executive agencies. INEA, the Innovation and Networks Executive Agency, is one of them - established to implement EU funding programmes for transport, energy and telecommunications. This includes parts of Horizon 2020; the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) - a key EU funding instrument that supports the development of high-performing, sustainable and interconnected Trans-European Networks in the fields of transport, energy and telecommunications; and projects that are the legacy of the 2007-2013 TEN-T and Marco Polo (freight performance) programmes. In the 2014 to 2020 period, INEA will manage a total budget of up to €34.9 billion: €6.7 billion for Horizon 2020 and €28.2 billion for CEF. INEA’s main aim is to provide stakeholders with expertise and high-level programme management, whilst promoting synergies among programmes, in order to benefit economic growth and EU citizens. The Agency uses its expertise to increase efficiency of technical and financial management for all programmes and beneficiaries. This applies to the entire project lifecycle — from the calls for proposals and evaluation of projects to be awarded financial support, to the follow-up of project implementation and control of the use of funds allocated. INEA provides a single access point for funding for all potential beneficiaries, allowing them to benefit from the Agency’s long- standing experience and proven high-level performance. The Agency is expected to manage a total of over 2000 projects by 2020. Managing research and innovation projects was a new and exciting task that was added to INEA’s portfolio in 2014, and since then the Agency’s Horizon 2020 Department has grown significantly. In particular INEA supports two societal challenges: Secure, clean and efficient energy, and Smart, green and integrated transport. So far, the Agency has selected for funding 343 Horizon 2020 projects – and another 400 are yet to come. The publication of this compendium follows INEA’s efforts to promote additional platforms for projects communication and dissemination. The compendium presents, for the first time, a full overview of INEA’s diverse Horizon 2020 project portfolio covering the first three years of H2020 operation. 2 3 Alan Haigh Head of Horizon 2020 Department at INEA Charts Looking back, it feels almost inconceivable that when I arrived at INEA in 2014 there Horizon 2020 energy were no other staff members in the Horizon 2020 Department. The first project was number of ongoing projects and EU funding per topics area handed to the Agency by the European Commission in August 2014. Then the hard work began to build up the department and select the first projects orf funding. 40 Energy Systems €365.7 M Today, INEA manages 343 Horizon 2020 projects1 in the areas of secure, clean 9 Smart Cities €210.5 M and efficient energy and smart, green and integrated transport. The Horizon 2020 15 Biofuels and Alternative Fuels €113.8 M Department consists of two units: the Energy Unit (H1) and the Transport Unit (H2). 11 Ocean €102.9 M Altogether, the department employs 44 dedicated staff members from 16 countries, 10 Power Plants/CCS & CCU €92.2 M experts in all areas covered by INEA’s Horizon 2020 project portfolio. 11 Geothermal €83.6 M 8 Wind €69.8 M Around €3.8 billion from INEA’s overall Horizon 2020 budget of €6.7 billion has been 8 CSP €52.0 M earmarked for funding energy projects and €2.9 billion has been allocated to support 8 PV €46.1 M transport projects in 2014 – 2020. We are now almost halfway in distributing these 6 CHP €30.3 M EU funds. From the 343 currently running projects, 169 are carried out in the field of 14 Bioenergy Market Uptake €24.5 M clean energy (overall EU funding: €1.28 billion) and 174 focus on sustainable transport 7 Social Sciences and Humanities €24.0 M (overall EU funding: €1.06 billion). More projects will be selected in upcoming calls for 9 RES Market Uptake €16.1 M proposals. By 2020, INEA expects to have funded roughly 800 Horizon 2020 projects. The projects are carried out across the whole research and innovation chain, from 4 New knowledge technologies €14.8 M the laboratory to full-scale demonstrations in the real world. Their overarching aim is 4 Shale gas €11.5 M to develop and bring closer to the market new technologies, products, processes and 2 System Modelling €7.7 M services that could mitigate climate change and boost Europe’s energy security while 1 Hydropower €5.9 M creating new jobs and making the European economy more competitive. 1 Solar Heating and Cooling €4.4 M 1 Blue Growth €2.0 M INEA holds a crucial role in organising the evaluation and managing the projects selected for funding. To facilitate the work done in the projects, we also organise thematic workshops to allow projects to meet and exchange know-how, and participate Horizon 2020 transport number of ongoing projects and EU funding per topics area in topical conferences across Europe to inform about funding opportunities. This compendium features all H2020 Energy and Transport projects that have been 30 Green vehicles €238.1 M selected for EU funding and that have signed a grant agreement with INEA by 30 31 Aviation €156.6 M June 2017. The projects are divided in two categories, energy and transport, and are 12 Waterborne €129.1 M listed under the main areas of their focus, such as smart grids, biofuels, aviation or 21 Urban mobility €120.2 M urban mobility. The factsheets include information about the scope of the project, as 15 Road €91.7 M well as the EU funding. Individual factsheets of all the projects can be also downloaded 6 Logistics €69.2 M from INEA’s website (www.ec.europa.eu/inea). The projects are available in the Horizon 7 Automated Road Transport €61.7 M 2020 section of the website; they are grouped under energy and transport themes, and 9 Safety €53.8 M are listed under the main areas of their focus. A pdf version of each project factsheet, 12 Intelligent transport systems €53.2 M with all participants, can be downloaded by clicking on a pdf icon in the bottom right 11 Infrastructure €26.8 M corner of each project factsheet on the website. 5 Blue Growth €26.0 M 11 Aviation International €19.0 M Cooperation 3 Rail €15.2 M 1 Projects that signed the grant agreement by 30.06.2017 1 Socio-Economic and behavioural €3.0 M research and forward looking activities for policy making 4 5 43 FReSMe 90 SMILE 133 ShaleXenvironmenT 44 GRAMOFON 91 UPGRID 134 Sheer 45 LEILAC 92 WiseGRID Smart Cities and Communities Table of 46 NanoMEMC2 Hydropower 135 GrowSmarter 47 ROLINCAP 93 FIThydro 136 MySmartLife contents 48 STEMM-CCS New Technology 137 REMOURBAN 49 STEPWISE 94 GreenDiamond 138 Replicate Combined Heat and Power 95 RED-Heat-to-Power 139 RUGGEDISED 50 Bio-HyPP Ocean 140 SHAR-LLM Horizon 2020 Energy 51 Biofficiency 96 CEFOW 141 SmartEnCity 52 FlexiFuel-SOFC 97 DEMOTIDE 142 SMARTER TOGETHER 53 HiEff-BioPower 98 EnFAIT 143 TRANGULUM Concentrated Solar Power 99 FloTEC Social Sciences and Humanities Alternative11 Fuels 54 CAPTure 100 OPERA 144 BioEnergyTrain 12 Photofuel 55 MinWaterCSP 101 PowerKite 145 ECHOES 13 SUN-to-LIQUID 56 MOSAIC 102 TAOIDE 146 ENABLE.EU Bioenergy Market Uptake 57 NEXT-CSP 103 TIPA 147 ENERGISE 14 Bin2Grid 58 ORC-PLUS 104 WaveBoost 148 ENTRUST 15 Bioenergy4Business 59 PEGASUS 105 WETFEET 149 INPATH-TES 16 BioRES 60 PreFlexMS Photovoltaics 150 NATCONSUMERS 17 BIOSURF 61 WASCOP 106 AMPERE Storage 18 greenGain Geothermal 107 CHEOPS 151 BAOBAB 19 SECURECHAIN 62 Cheap-GSHPs 108 CPVMatch 152 CryoHub Biofuels 63 CHPM2030 109 DISC 153 ELSA 20 4REFINERY 64 DEEPEGS 110 Nano-Tandem 154 EnergyKeeper 21 BABET-REAL5 65 DESCRAMBLE 111 NextBase 155 NAIADES 22 BECOOL 66 DESTRESS 112 PVSITES 156 Netfficient 23 butaNexT 67 GEMex 113 Sharc25 157 RealValue 24 COMSYN 68 GEOCOND 114 SiTaSol 158 Sensible 25 MacroFuels 69 GEOTeCH 115 SWInG 159 SHAR-Q 26 STEELANOL 70 GeoWell Power Plants 160 Storage4Grid 27 TO-SYN-FUEL 71 SURE 116 FLEXTURBINE 161 STOREandGO 28 Torero 72 ThermoDrill Renewable Energy Sources – Integration 162 STORY 29 WASTE2FUELS Grids 117 GRIDSOL 163 TILOS Biofuels Market Uptake 73 AnyPLACE 118 Re-SERVE Synergies 30 BiogasAction 74 EMPOWER Renewable Energy Sources – Market Uptake 164 FHP 31 Biomasud Plus 75 Flex4Grid 119 AURES 165 Pentagon 32 BioVill 76 FLEXICIENCY 120 BestRES 166 Sabina 33 FORBIO 77 FLEXMETER 121 CoolHeating System modelling 34 ISAAC 78 FutureFlow 122 CrowdFundRES 167 MEDEAS 35 ISABEL 79 GOFLEX 123 IndustRE 168 REEEM 36 SEEMLA 80 InteGrid 124 progRESsHEAT 169 REFLEX 37 uP_running 81 inteGRIDy 125 PV FINANCING 170 SET-Nav Biomass 82 InterFlex 126 RiCORE Wind 38 BioMates 83 INVADE 127 SDHP2M 171 CL-WindCon 39 FLEDGED 84 MIGRATE Renewable Heating and Cooling 172 DEMOGRAVI3 Blue Growth 85 NOBEL GRID 128 Flexifuel-CHX 173 EcoSwing 40 MUSES 86 P2P-SmarTest 129 Residue2Heat 174 ELICAN Carbon Capture and Storage 87 PROMOTION 130 SOLPART 175 LIFES 50plus 41 CEMCAP 88 SmarterEMC2 Shale Gas 176 Riblet4Wind 42 ENOS 89
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