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2014 Programme Review Days Introduction Jean-Luc Delplancke

European Climate and Energy Policy Framework

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From The 20-20-20 goals by 2020:

• 20% increase in renewables
• 20% increase in efficiency
• 20% decrease in GHG emissions

To The EU targets by 2030*

• 27% renewable energy
• 27% improvement of energy efficiency
• 40% reduction in GHG emissions

*European Council conclusions of 23/10/2014

SET plan

The European Industrial Bioenergy Initiative The European CO2 Capture, Transport and Storage Initiative

The European Electricity Grid Initiative

The Fuel Cells and Hydrogen (FCH) Joint Technology Initiative

The Sustainable Nuclear Initiative Energy Efficiency – The Smart Cities Initiative The Solar Europe Initiative The European Wind Initiative

The European Strategic Energy Technology-Plan (SET-Plan)

Joint Technology Initiative  Joint Undertaking

Council Regulations: 521/2008 of 30 May 2008 (FP7) 1183/2011 of 14 November 2011 559/2014 of 6 May 2014 (H2020)

Overview

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2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Council regulation Amend- ment Auto- nomy

Call 2008 Call 2009 Call 2010 Call 2011 Call 2012 Calls 2013

16 Projects 28 Projects 26 Projects 33 Projects 27 Projects 25 Projects

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Car powertrains study Bus study Distributed power and heat study 7th Framework Program Horizon 2020

Council regulation

Energy storage study Electrolyser study FCH sector trends study

155 Projects and 7 Studies under FP7

Decarbonising EU study

FP7 Projects

• 155 projects
• 5 projects suspended or

terminated by the FCH JU (<4%)

• 42 projects with final

report (<28%) among which 21 projects with final payment (<14%)

• 43 projects at mid-term

stage (<28%)

To build a strong FCH community in Europe

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• 1266 Participants
• 545 Beneficiaries:
• 192 Industries (35%)
• 154 SMEs (28%)
• 149 Research

Organizations (27%)

• 20 High Education

Institutions (4%)

• 30 Others (6%)

Industry 32% Others 7% SME 27% Research 32% Higher Education 2%

Funding of beneficiaries categories

To increase the interest in FCH technologies in the 28 EU Member States

• 22 Member States represented
• Missing:

Ireland Latvia Slovakia Malta Cyprus Luxemburg

Non EU MS beneficiaries: CH, NO, IL, TR, IS, RS, CN, RU US

To support the Activity Areas according to MAIP targets

Transportation & Refuelling infrastructure 37% Cross-Cutting Activities 4% Stationary Power Generation & CHP 34% Early Markets 12% Hydrogen Production & Distribution 13% Early Markets (12-14%) Cross-Cutting Activities (6-8%) Transportation & Refuelling infrastructure (32-36%) Hydrogen Production & Distribution (10-12%) Stationary Power Generation & CHP (34-37%)

MAIP targets by Application Area Funding by Application Area

In the next presentations the budget distribution will be performed according to the pillars defined in the MAWP

Program Day 1: 10/11/2014

Program Day 2: 11/11/2014 morning session

Program Day 2: 11/11/2014 afternoon session

Thank you for your attention

Enjoy your stay Do not hesitate to contact project coordinators and members of the FCH JU

For coordinators of finished projects and for SC members do not forget to sign the attendance list