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A selection of prominent programs:
Each year, the Top Sector Energy opens up a wide range of grant schemes, which are bundled within the Top Sector Energy Schemes.
LIFE focuses on environmental projects that demonstrate innovative concepts or technologies with European added value.
The Wadden Fund was established to give a sustainable and qualitative impulse to both the ecology and the economy of the Wadden Region.
Interreg’s goal is to reduce the economic differences that exist between different EU regions and member states
From 31 August onwards, applications can be submitted for the new Interreg Euregio Meuse-Rhine programme, with a focus on energy. The grant is intended for projects that facilitate more efficient use of resources, especially within SMEs.
Companies that invest in energy-saving or environmentally friendly assets can count on a tax advantage via the EIA and MIA.
The grant Stimulering Duurzame Energietransitie (SDE++) is intended for companies and (non-)profit institutions in various sectors that (will) produce renewable energy or apply CO2-reducing techniques.
CEF-T stands for Connecting Europe Facility Transport and focuses on connecting and improving the transport network within Europe.
DKTI-Transport aims at demonstrating sustainable innovations in transport, such as low-emission means of transport and alternative fuels.
The purpose of the SDS is to stimulate innovative sustainability in shipbuilding. This grant scheme is intended for Dutch shipyards.
ELENA is a grant scheme that aims to support cities and local authorities in the development of large-scale projects in the field of energy and transport.
The ultimate goal of the Innovation Fund for Climate Action is to achieve the EU objectives of the Paris Climate Convention and to provide financial incentives towards a climate-neutral Europe in 2050.
The Sustainable Energy Investment Grant (ISDE) stimulates households and companies to use less gas and more sustainable heat. This scheme subsidies the purchase of solar boilers and heat pumps.
With the Partners voor Water: Water Safety and Water Security Urban Deltas (WWSD) program, the Dutch government encourages the application of Dutch innovative water-related solutions in foreign urban deltas and their supply systems.
The Delta Programme Spatial Adaptation (DPRA) supports the process that municipalities, water boards and provinces must have mapped out by the end of 2020 the tasks and measures relating to climate adaptation across the country.
The new CBE JU programme is the successor to the BBI JU (Bio-based Industries Joint Undertaking). The main objective of CBE JU is to provide funding for projects dealing with advanced, circular, bio-based industries.
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