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Funding opportunities in the Netherlands Funding opportunities in Horizon 2020 Funding opportunities with companies


Funding opportunities in the Netherlands

Top Sector

Topsector Energie TKI Windopzee is looking into possibilities of drafting tidal energy roadmap

Topsector Water – TKI Maritiem: ‘Winnen op zee’ is about Ocean Energy, aquatic biomass and Deep Sea Mining. It focuses on technological solutions to gain Ocean energy and raw materials. The Netherlands has a strong position in the engineering, shipping and offshore and excels in operations at the bottom of the sea and in the extraction of oil, gas and renewable energy at sea. The competition is relatively limited. A recent event was held in Rotterdam on 16 April.


Funding opportunities in the Netherlands

STW

STW OTP Deadline: all year round Link: http://

www.stw.nl/nl/content/open-technologieprogramma

STW perspective Deadline: phase I, November 2015? Link: http://

stw.nl/sites/stw.nl/files/Perspectief%202014-2015_Brochure%20I-finale%20versie.pdf

NWO Individual grants: VENI, VIDI, VICI Veni 6 January 2015, Vidi applications, 2 October 2014, Vici open for

preliminary proposals, 26 March 2015, 14.00 hrs, full proposals, 27 August 2015

http://www.stw.nl/nl/content/open-technologieprogramma



http://stw.nl/sites/stw.nl/files/Perspectief%202014-2015_Brochure%20I-finale%20versie.pdf





3 Main Pillars Horizon2020

Better Society – Societal

Challenges (SC)

Programmes- Health

- Food, Agri

& BBE

- Energy

- Transport

- Climate

action

- Safety &

Security

Industrial leadership (LEIT)

Programmes:

- Information- and Communication

Technologies

- Nanotechnologies, Advanced materials,

Biotechnology, Advanced

manufacturing and Processing

- Space

- Innovation in SMEs

- Access to Risk Finance

Excellent Science- European research

Council (ERC)

- Marie Sklodowska-Curie

- Future and Emerging technologies (FET)

- Research infrastructures


H2020 – Pillar 3 Secure, Clean and Efficient Energy 1

Ocean Energy

Advanced research

LCE 7, 2016/2017 : Developing the next generation technologies of renewable

electricity and heating/cooling (Research & Innovation Actions)

Demonstration

LCE 15 – 2016: Scaling up in the ocean energy sector to arrays (Innovation Actions)

LCE 16 – 2017: 2nd Generation of design tools for array development and

deployment (Innovation Actions)

Contribution to blue growth Initiative

BG-3-[2016]: Multi-use of the oceans marine space, offshore and near-shore:

compatibility, regulations, environmental and legal issues (Coordination and

Support Actions)


H2020 – Pillar 3 Secure, Clean and Efficient Energy 2

Bio and Renewable Alternative Fuels

Basic Research

LCE 6 -2017- New knowledge and technologies (RIA)

Advanced research

LCE 8 – 2016/2017 Development of next generation biofuel

technologies (RIA)

LCE 20 – 2016: [place holder: Biofuels in aviation]

LCE 22 – 2016: International Cooperation with Brazil on

advanced lignocellulosic biofuels (Research & Innovation

Actions)

Demonstration

LCE 19 – 2016/2017: Demonstration of the most promising

advanced biofuel pathways (Innovation Actions)

Market uptake

LCE 21 – 2017: Market uptake of renewable energy

technologies (CSA)




Challenges (SC)

Programmes- Health

- Food, Agri

& BBE

- Energy

- Transport

- Climate

action

- Safety &

Security


Programmes:


Technologies




- Space

- - Innovation in SMEs

- - Access to Risk Finance


Council (ERC)





H2020 – Pillar II Industrial leadership

Fast track to Innovation - Pilot

Deadline: 01-12-2015

Link: http://

ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal/desktop/en/opportunities/h2020/calls/h20

20-ftipilot-2015-1.html

SME instrument

SMEinst-XX-2016-2017: Stimulating the innovation potential of SMEs for a low

carbon and efficient energy system

http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal/desktop/en/opportunities/h2020/calls/h2020-ftipilot-2015-1.html







Challenges (SC)

Programmes- Health

- Food, Agri

& BBE

- Energy

- Transport

- Climate

action

- Safety &

Security


Programmes:


Technologies




- Space

- - Innovation in SMEs

- - Access to Risk Finance


Council (ERC)





Starting Grants 2-7 years post-PhD Up to €2m for 5 years

Consolidator Grants 7–12 years post-PhD Up to €2.75m for 5 years

Advanced Grants Leading researchers Up to €3.5m for 5 years

Synergy Grants 2 – 4 PIs Up to €15m for 6 years

Proof of Concept ERC grant holders €150k for up to 18 months

ERC in Horizon 2020 – Five schemes


FP7 Horizon 2020

ITN ITN Innovative Training Networks (Early Stage Researchers)

IEF

IF Individual Fellowships(Experienced Researchers)

IOF

IIF

CIG

IAPPRISE

Research and Innovation Staff Exchange

(Exchange of Staff)IRSES

COFUND COFUND Cofunding or regional, national and international programmes

MSCA – 4 Schemes


• The ITN scheme consists of 3 strands:

Marie Curie - Innovative Training Networks

European Training Networks

(minimum of 3 participants)

European Joint Doctorates (at least 3 academic participants who

can deliver a doctoral degree)

European Industrial

Doctorates (1 academic and

1 non-academic partner)

Deadline: 13-01-2015


Non-topical and Non-descriptive

Characteristics

Long Term Vision and S&T targeted

Foundational – develop the basis for a new kind of

technology

High-Risk – complex projects that cross multiple disciplines

Novelty – new ideas and concepts, not incremental

Interdisciplinary

Deadline: 31-03-2016, 29-09-2016?

2016-2017 Draft Work Programme FET-open


Career Stages

Post-docs

Senior Professor

Students

Post Graduates

Junior Professor/ Junior Researcher

Associate Professor

Full Professor

Erasmus

Marie Curie

ERC Starters

ERC Consolidators

ERC Advanced

Team members in ERC projects


Lobbying

Long term: research roadmap (Energy 2050)

Topic clear idea, significant impact

several EU universities/industry,

put it forward to EC 1-2 year in advance.

Detailed wording Expand scope

Add key words …


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0 1 2 3 4 5ConsultationSept. - Nov.

DraftDec. - March

ISCApr. - May

PC OpinionMay - June

AdoptionJuly

Possibility togive input

Our input should be her

Adjustment

Protect

Lobby - Annual Cycle of FP7 as illustration


Industry collaboration

“Open innovation” concept

Several companies

Shared funding / risk

Steering research direction/topic


Support

DEI has provided 15,000 Euro as seed money to encourage

Establish/form Ocean Energy community within TU Delft

Organise TU Delft internal ocean energy meeting to encourage

people to work together

Involve companies and other institutes as well as agencies in

Ocean energy in the Netherlands to get NL funding

Work together with our European partners such as NTNU, DTU,

Oldenburg and industry to prepare for EC project for 2016

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