H2020 energy workprogramme 2018-20

Opportunities forOff Shore Wind

Wind Op Zee Pre Q Meeting

Claire Hooft Graafland, RvO

June 28, 2017

Content

1. Horizon 2020- What, Why and How

- Energy Work programme 2018-2020

- Timeline: Process and planning

2. Opportunities, Calls and topics for Renewable energy

and off-shore Wind

3. What the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RvO)

can do for you

4. Q&A

• The biggest EU research and innovation program ever

• Nearly €80 B of funding over seven years (2014 to 2020)

• Horizon 2020 will help to achieve smart, sustainable and inclusive economic growth

• Yearly calls for proposals (subsidierondes)

Horizon 2020 - What

Horizon 2020 Energy - Why

Goal:

• to ensure Europe produces world-class science

• to remove barriers to innovation

• to facilitate cooperation between public and private sectors in delivering innovation.

Secure, clean and efficient energy

Transition toward a secure, sustainable and competitive energy system, by:

1. Reducing energy consumption and carbon footprint

2. Low-cost, low-carbon electricity supply

3. Alternative fuels and mobile energy sources

4. A single, smart European electricity grid

5. New knowledge and technologies

6. Robust decision making and public engagement

7. Market uptake of energy and ICT innovation.

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Horizon 2020 – How: Three pillars

1.

Excellent science

2.

Industrial Leadership

3.

Societal Challenges

• European Research Council

• Future and Emerging Technologies

• Marie Skłodowska-Curie actions

• Research infrastructures

• Health, demographic change and wellbeing

• Food security, sustainable agriculture, marine& maritime &inland water, the bioeconomy

• Secure, clean and efficient energy

• Smart, green and integrated transport

• Climate action, environment, resource efficiency, raw materials

• Inclusive, innovative and reflective societies

• Secure societies

• Enabling and industrial technologies

ICT, nanotechnologies, materials, biotechnology, manufacturing, space

• Access to risk finance

• Innovation in SMEs

Horizon 2020 Energy Work Programmes

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Strategic programmeHorizon 2020

Scoping papers (thematic)

Work programmes(bi-annual)

Budget: from €675 to 960 M per year

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Why Participate in H2020 calls?

• Financing options of an innovative project

• Attract or keep researchers

• To strengthen your international network

• To gain new knowledge and expertise

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The Netherlands in Horizon 2020 2014-16• 6th highest nr. of applications: ~ 26,000

• 4th highest success rate among EU Member states (~16% )

• ~ 2.400 signed grants, received ± € 1.9 B in 3y

• Top 3 Thematic priorities: ICT, Health,Transport

• Top 5 Universities/Research institutes:

- Technische Universiteit Delft (~ € 130 M)

- Universiteit Utrecht (~ € 81 M)

- Universiteit van Amsterdam (~ € 80 M)

- Radboud Universiteit, Nijmegen (~ € 71 M)

- Technische Universiteit Eindhoven (~€ 64 M)

• Top 3 Companies:

- ASML Netherlands B.V. (~ € 25 M)

- Synvina CV (~ €12 M) (joint venture BASF & Avantium)

- Philips Electronics Nederland B.V. (~ € 12 M)

A bridging phase:Horizon 2020

Work Programme 2018- 2020

• Prepare for a bridge in the last years of the programme to enable a

smooth transition to the successor of Horizon 2020: The

Framework Programme P9

• Investment of € 37.6 B for 3 years 2018-2020

• Testing new approaches:

- European Innovation Council

- Simplification

- International cooperation flagships

Political context of H2020 Work Programme

• Paris Agreement-COP 21

• SET-plan priorities> Strategic Energy Technology plan: Technology pillar of the EU Energy and Climate policy

• Energy ‘winter package’: driver for R&I priorities:

> Active participation of consumers in the energy system

> Local management of the energy transition (cities, islands, cooprations, skills)

> Supporting new market-operating tools

> Applying ICT for transforming the energy system (Internet of Things, Big Data)

• Communication on accelerating clean energy innovation:

4 priorities (broader than the energy work programme):

1. decarbonising the EU building stock

2. strengthening EU leadership in renewables

3. developing affordable and integrated energy storage solutions

4. electro-mobility and a more integrated urban transport system

Focus areas in theEnergy Work Programme 2018-2020

• Building a low-carbon, climate resilient future

• Digitising and transforming European industry and services

• Connecting economic and environmental gains – the CircularEconomy

• Boosting the effectiveness of the security union

Topics in the energy WP 2018-2020

H2020 Energy Challenge –Overview of Actions considered for 2018 - 2020 (1)

Overview of Actions considered for 2018 - 2020 (2)

Overview of Actions considered for 2018 - 2020 (3)

Overview of Actions considered for 2018 - 2020 (4)

Topics and actions relevant for Wind

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Renewable energy: Actions (1)

2018 2019 2020

Next

generation

renewable

energy

solutions

• RES1 (bottom-up, RIA)

• Horizon prize (artificial photosynthesis)

• RES1 (bottom-up, RIA)

• RES2 (alternative fuels with Japan, RIA)

• RES1 (bottom-up, RIA)

• RES* (solar fuels, RIA)

RES at

consumer

scale

Building scale

• RES3 (buildings, industrial sides, RIA)

• RES4 (BIPV, IA)

• RES5 (geothermal, H/C, IA)

• RES8 (Market-uptake, CSA)

• Horizon prize(RESponsible islands)

District level

• RES6 (solar in heat processes, RIA)

• RES7 (renewable district heating, IA)

• RES8 (Market-uptake, CSA)

100% RES supply

• RES*(100& RES supply, IA)

• RES8 (Market-uptake, CSA)

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Renewable energy: Actions (2)

2018 2019 2020

RES for system

level

implementation

Reduce cost of electricity generation

• RES9 (wind, tidal, geothermal, CSP; RIA)

• RES10 (off-shore wind, IA)

• RES11 (Geothermal power plants, IA)

• RES17 (market uptake, CSA)

Optimize system operation

• RES12 (optimising marine energy, geothermal, RIA)

• RES13 (solar thermal – GCC; IA)

• RES14 (geothermal energy, IA)

• RES15 (biomass CHP, IA)

• Improve manufacturing

• RES16 (PV manufacturing, IA)

• RES17 (market uptake, CSA)

Provide flexibility to the energy system

• RES* (bioenergy carriers, hydro, IA)

• RES* (bioenergy carriers, IA)

• RES* (hydro power, IA)

• RES* (thermal storage for CSP, IA)

• RES* (wind farms, IA)

• RES17 (market uptake, CSA)

Renewable

Fuels for

transports

Drop-in renewable fuel solutions

• RES18 (biofuels/alternative fuels for road transport; RIA)

• RES19 (retro-fitting biofuelplants, IA)

• RES23 (market uptake, CSA)

• Horizon prize (renewable cargo)

Upscaling renewable fuels production

• RES20 (biofuels/alternative fuels for aviation/shipping, RIA)

• RES21 (biofuels/alternative fuels with Canada, RIA)

• RES22 (aviation biofuels, IA)

• RES23 (market uptake, CSA)

Diversifying feedstock

• RES* (power/energy to fuels, RIA)

• RES* (aquatic biomass, IA)

• RES23 (market uptake, CSA)

Example of an action

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Timeline Work Programme 2018-2020 (1)

October 2016 Concluding discussion on the Strategic Programming document scoping paper preparations for WP 2018-2020

Oct 2016– July 2017 Stakeholder consultations:

2/3/2017 1st draft of the WP –circulated end of January

27/4/2017 2nd draft of the WP –circulated end of March

13/6/2017 3rd draft of the WP –circulated mid-May

mid July Revised 3rd draft WP to delegates

End of August Final version of Work Programme

end September 2017 Approval Energy Work Programme 2018-2020

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Planning Work Programme 2018-2020 (2)

Three year work programme including interim adjustments

October 30, 2017 Adoption of WP 2018-2020

text published including calls, dates and budgets

Q2/2018 Adoption financing decision for 2019

Q2/2019 Adoption financing decision for 2020

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Indicative timeline

2016• Launch of

foresight study (Q1)

• Public consultation on H2020 InterimEvaluation (20/10/16-15/01/17)

2017• Public consultation on the Impact

Assessment (IA) for the successor FP (tbc)

• Foresight final report (Oct 2017)

• H2020 Interim evaluation concluded (Oct 2017)

• H2020 WP 2018-2020 (Oct 2017) (bridging towards Framework Programme P9)

2018• Successor

Framework Programme Commission proposal (Q2)

What can Netherlands Enterprise Agency do for you?

stimulates a large and succesful participation of the Netherlands by:

Training and education

• Information and training sessions for specific calls: dates on RvO’s website

Advice

• How does your research project fit in Horizon 2020? Feasibility? We can advice youregarding your particiation in Horizon 2020.

Technology and innovation Trade Missions

Partner search services for an European research project

Liaison Netherlands-Brussel

• We inform you about the Horizon 2020 programmes and lobby for you.

Analyses

• RVO.nl analyses the Dutch participation in Horizon 2020

More info• Delegate:

Martine Roza, Ministry of Economic Affairs

m.j.roza@minez.nl

• Alternate Delegate:

Claire Hooft Graafland, Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland, claire.hooftgraafland@rvo.nl

• National Contact Point:

Team IRIS, Rijksdienst voor ondernemend Nederland

www.rvo.nl/subsidies-regelingen/horizon-2020

https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/horizon2020

Q & A

Horizon 2020 is het programma van de Europese Commissie om Europees onderzoek en innovatie te stimuleren. Het totaalbudget voor de periode 2014-2020 is ongeveer €80 miljard .

• Horizon 2020 loopt sinds 1 januari 2014 en is de opvolger van het Zevende Kaderprogramma (KP7).

• Met Horizon 2020 willen de Europese Commissie en de Nederlandse overheid wetenschap en innovatie stimuleren in het bedrijfsleven en de academische wereld. Zo kunnen zij het concurrentievermogen van Europa vergroten. Daarnaast willen zij het bedrijfsleven en de academische wereld uitdagen om samen oplossingen te bedenken voor maatschappelijke vraagstukken die in heel Europa spelen. Bijvoorbeeld voor klimaatverandering, vergrijzing, voedselveiligheid en betaalbare duurzame energie.

• De Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland is nationaal contactpunt (NCP) voor dit programma.

• Wie kan deelnemen aan Horizon 2020?

• Iedere organisatie die actief is in onderzoek, technologische ontwikkeling en innovatie in internationaal verband

• Individuele onderzoekers

• Waarom deelnemen aan Horizon 2020?

• Horizon 2020 biedt zowel kennisinstellingen, bedrijven als individuele wetenschappelijke onderzoekers de mogelijkheid op:

• financiering van een innovatief project

• het aantrekken of behouden van onderzoekers

• het versterken van hun internationale netwerk

• het opdoen van nieuwe kennis en expertise

• Werkprogramma’s 2016-2017 beschikbaar

• De Europese Commissie (EC) heeft de Horizon 2020 werkprogramma’s voor 2016-2017 gepubliceerd. De werkprogramma’s staan online op de EC website.

• Wij helpen u op weg

• Team IRIS (voorheen EG-Liaison of EGL) bij de Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland, maakt u wegwijs binnen Horizon 2020 en vergroot zo uw kansen op een succesvolle deelname. Team IRIS is het Nederlandse National Contact Point voor Horizon 2020.Voor het zoeken naar een partner via de Europese partner search database kunt u meer informatie vinden via www.rvo.nl/een.Bekijk ook de Horizon 2020 website van de Europese Commissie, check de online handleiding of neem contact op met een van onze adviseurs for meer informatie.

Topics H2020 Energy WP 2018-2020