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FP6 – Sustainable Energy Systems Encouraging Quality Irish Participation Kevin Brown, FP6 Information morning Alternative National DelegateDublin -- July 15, 2004
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Remember….. FP6 is complex, challenging and competitive… …but it offers unrivalled access to expertise around Europe …academic and industrial …and money It can open doors and enable exciting and useful work SEI is the National Contact point for FP6. We want to help. Talk to us. Be clear about what you want out of FP6 – and how you are going to get it
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Evaluators Look For…. Relevance Potential impact S&T excellence Quality of the consortium Quality of the management Mobilisation of resources Match to a limited number of identified priorities Networking of research teams Creation of a genuine European added value
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Information www.cordis.lu …/fp6/whatisfp6.htm FP6 home page …/fp6/instruments.htm Instruments www.managenergy.net/conference/info day0604.html Brussels Infoday www.managenergy.net/conference/info day0604.html
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The Third Call Short and Medium Term Call – DG TREN Medium and Long Term Call – DG RTD same rules, different calls, different priorities
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Short & Medium Term Call Priorities Cost effective supply of renewable energies Grid issues Polygeneration Alternative motor fuels Thematic promotion and dissemination All set out in the Work Programme
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Medium & Long Term Call Priorities Call opens September, closes Dec Areas: fuel cells, hydrogen, electricity, PV, biomass, wind, geothermal, solar, ocean, carbon dioxide, socio-economics Indicative budget €190M Work programme not finalised Expressions of Interest give some good indications and are a way in
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Expressions of Interest Open for potential proposers Nov2003 - March 2004 Useful for informing the Commission and for finding prospective partners Also useful to guide prospective applicants Wasn’t a pre-requirement to file an EoI 5 from Ireland, Germany has most at 78 419 in total, 313 available on web Report on the analysis of EOIs published on web
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Analysis of EOIs No feedback on individual EOIs “A substantial number of EOIs showed a credible readiness for the forthcoming calls and included suitable actors and partnerships for the actions proposed” “..will take account of the outcome…when revising the work programme…” Report lists topics that were considered to be relevant and mature enough to generate good proposals
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Expressions of Interest All potential proposers strongly advised to study http://fp6.cordis.lu/eoi/sustdev/energy/eoi _srch.cfm
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Favoured Topics – Biomass Biofuels from lignocellulosic feedstock Waste and crop to energy concepts Biofuels and fuel cells ‘Biorefinery’ concept Hydrogen rich gas from biomass Biomass combustion and cofiring
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Favoured Topics – Wind Forecasting for MW offshore wind farms Innovative materials and designs Wind turbine testing and standardisation
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Favoured Topics – Ocean Development and sea testing Next generation devices
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Favoured Topics – PV Advanced techniques for low-cost thin-film cells Cost reduction in silicon-based PV Advanced techniques for MW-scale production To improve QA, assess factors contributing to performance Manufacturing techniques for silicon cells Low-cost and stable organic cells
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Favoured Topics – Electricity Advanced grid architecture to enable distributed generation Advanced power electronic converters European coordination action for distributed gen Development and testing of HTS devices Operational concepts and tools to maximise value of distributed gen Preparing the future Electricity Transmission Network
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Favoured Topics – Fuel Cells Development of low cost high temp fuel cell systems and components with improved performance Generic fuel processing for transport applications Optimised systems and components for hybrid vehicles
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Favoured Topics – Hydrogen Advanced concepts for electrochemical H production Technologies/processes for H from solar Development of advanced small processing units for decentralised production Development of materials and storage methods Regulations and standards for H dispensing Large scale production from fossil fuels Techno-socio-economic assessment of technologies and pathways
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Favoured Topics – Other Areas Geothermal Concentrated Solar Thermal Carbon Dioxide capture and storage Socio-economics
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First Call EC Funding by Area Ranked list proposals
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First call EC Funding by Instrument Projects in 1st Call Integrated Project 9 M€ funding, 10-40 partners STREP 2 M€ funding, 5-10 partners SME Industry Other Res Ctr Univ Network of Excellence 6 M€ funding, 8-15 partners
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Medium to Long Term Information & Brokerage Seminars Hydrogen and fuel cells – Brussels, 2324 Sept CO2 capture & storage – Potsdam, 28 Sept Renewables – Brussels, 29 Sept (tbc) Distributed energy resources & future electricity networks – Warsaw, 8 Oct
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To Apply or Not To Apply… Lots of scope to waste effort Lots of ways to save effort Do you want to lead or join in? Do your research - Articulate your proposition - Align this with the Work Programme and Call - Study Expressions of Interest Approach others
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Lessons from Earlier Calls Ineligible proposals - don’t delay until the day before the deadline - make sure proposal is complete - send to the correct call, DG TREN or DG RTD - use the right forms - use the right instrument (IP, NoE, STREP, CA) Electronic submission – push the submit button
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If you are committed… Talk to SEI Read the instructions and follow them!
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