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Find similar grantsClean Energy Transition Partnership Joint Call 2026 is sponsored by NWO (Dutch Research Council) as part of Clean Energy Transition Partnership (CETP). NWO participates in the Clean Energy Transition Partnership (CETP), a Horizon Europe co-funded partnership aiming to strengthen European innovation ecosystems for clean energy.
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The CETPartnership Joint Call 2026 | CETPartnership The CETPartnership Joint Call 2026 Joint Call 2026 Documents Funding Agencies and Call Modules callmanagement@cetpartnership. eu The Clean Energy Transition Partnership (CETPartnership) is announcing its fifth annual call, Joint Call 2026. The call is launched in collaboration with funding organisations and programme owners across Europe and beyond.
The annual calls align national and regional funding programmes and enable transnational collaboration across the energy value chain. The CETPartnership is an RDI programme that supports the transition towards a climate-neutral and sustainable European energy system. General information about the application process The Joint Call 2026 opened on June 8 and is structured into 11 Call Modules.
These modules cover different thematic areas, scopes, RDI types, and Technology Readiness Levels (TRLs). More information on topics under Joint Call 2026 will be made available leading up to the Call Launch event. The call consists of a two-stage application process.
First, a submission of a pre-proposal, followed by an invitation to submit a full proposal. Stage 1: Submission of a pre-proposal A project consortium chooses one Call Module for the pre-proposal (scroll further to find the name of this year's Call Modules). If the pre-proposal is selected, the project consortium is invited to submit a full proposal.
Stage 2: Submission of a full proposal Only if the pre-proposal is invited to participate in Stage 2 can the applicants begin preparing a full proposal. Funding for Joint Call 2026 is a collaboration with funding organisations and programme owners, who will fund eligible costs directly to Beneficiary Partners based in their country/region.
Applicants must therefore comply with the specific national/regional eligibility criteria and requirements, which can be found in the call text. Several funding organisations can require submission of a proposal at national/regional level. After the selection of projects from the full proposal stage, the funding organisations are responsible for contracting and processing payments.
General information about eligibility criteria and requirements The Joint Call includes the following eligibility criteria and requirements: Transnational eligibility requirements , applicable for all project consortia applying to the Call. Call Module requirements, applicable for project consortia applying to Call Modules with specific thematic requirements.
National/regional requirements, applicable for partners applying for funding from Funding Agencies in the Call. All Project Consortium Partners are encouraged to carefully check all eligibility criteria and requirements, which will be outlined in the call text.
Different Call Modules and different Funding Agencies may support different types of entities, TRLs, etc. Upon a successful full proposal, it is important for applicants to know that payment will be provided directly through the respective funding organisation under which the partner applied.
The CETPartnership Call Management Team is only responsible for coordinating and processing the applications on behalf of the funding organisations involved.
Joint Call 2026 Launch Event was held on 26 May at 10:00 CEST, PowerPoint and Q&A are now available on our website here: Joint Call 2026 Launch Event | CETPartnership The Joint Call 2026 opened on June 8 and submission platform can be found here: Submission Platform Find the Call Text, Project Templates, and National Requirements here: Joint Call 2026 Documents | CETPartnership Joint Call 2026 launch event May 26 2026, 10:00-12:15 (CEST) Opening for pre-proposal submission (Stage 1) 8 June 2026, 14:00 (CEST) Joint Call 2026 - Q&A Session Deadline for pre-proposal submission (Stage 1) 8 October 2026, 14:00 (CEST) Opening for full proposal submission (Stage 2) January 2027, 14:00 (CET) Deadline for full proposal submission Funding decision communicated 1 September–15 December 2027 Call Modules Joint Call 2026 Call Module 2026-01: Integrated energy system resilience in a changing environment Call Module 2026-02 Energy system flexibility in a high renewable energy sources (RES) scenario: energy generation, storage and system integration Call Module 2026-03A: Advanced renewable energy (RE) technologies for power production Call Module 2026-03B: Advanced renewable energy (RE) technologies for power production Call Module 2026-04: Industrial carbon management Call Module 2026-05: Hydrogen and renewable fuel Call Module 2026-06: Stationary battery technologies and systems for climate-neutral industry and built environment Call Module 2026-07: Heating and cooling technologies Call Module 2026-08: Integrated regional energy systems Call Module 2026-09: Integrated industrial energy systems Call Module 2026-10: Clean energy integration in the built environment
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Consortia of at least three partners from three different countries, including two from EU Member or Associated States. Eligible applicants include universities, research organizations, companies, and public bodies. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Clean Energy Transition Partnership Joint Call 2026 is funded by NWO (Dutch Research Council) as part of Clean Energy Transition Partnership (CETP). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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