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SUNER-C hosts three events in Paris to shape the future of solar fuels and chemicals

Sunergy Initiative — Fri, 28 Feb 2025 07:37:25 +0000

Leading experts, researchers and policymakers convened in Paris from February 12 to 14 for a series of discussions on the future of solar fuels and chemicals. Organised by the SUNER-C project and the SUNERGY community, the events explored technological advancements, funding opportunities and strategic pathways for sustainable energy solutions.

Strategic planning at the 6th SUNER-C Consortium Meeting

On February 12, the SUNER-C partners met at Sorbonne Université for the 6th Consortium Meeting, where they reviewed project progress and outlined long-term goals.

A highlight was a presentation by Philippe Schild (DG-RTD, European Commission), who explained how the planning of the next Horizon Europe’s 2026-27 Work Programme is advancing and its alignment with EU priorities.

The first day concluded with a session focused on defining clear objectives for scaling solar fuel technologies as part of the SUNERGY Blueprint. This work set the stage for the upcoming EIC – SUNERGY Joint Roadmapping event in Brussels on March 26th – 27th, where stakeholders will refine strategies for advancing solar fuels and chemicals.

Multi-perspective dialogue on solar fuels innovation

The next day, the Joint SUNERGY/REFINE Workshop was also held at Sorbonne Université. This practical session had the title: “Innovating Solar Fuels: A Multi-Perspective Discussion on Overcoming Barriers and Creating Pathways to Sustainable Energy Solutions.”

The event explored the sustainable production of isobutanol through artificial photosynthesis, an innovative approach currently being investigated by the REFINE EU project. The discussions extended beyond technology, addressing public acceptance, risk perception and economic feasibility. Participants engaged in an interactive “World Café” methodology, which enhanced the dialogue between academic scientists, engineers, policymakers and industry stakeholders.

Global collaboration at IEA’s headquarters

The final event, held on February 14 at the International Energy Agency (IEA), was a joint workshop between IEA Hydrogen TCP, Mission Innovation and SUNER-C.

The discussions centered on the direct use of sunlight to produce hydrogen and carbon-based molecules. Paul Lucchese from IEA Hydrogen TCP, Philippe Schild representing Mission Innovation and Frédéric Chandezon representing SUNER-C opened the session.

The first part of the day featured presentations from Bill Tumas (NREL/Mission Innovation), Ann Magnuson (Uppsala University/SUNER-C), and Carina Faber (EIC). They provided a broad perspective on solar fuels, emphasizing their role in future energy systems. Speakers also introduced the SUNER-C agenda, outlining its vision for a climate-neutral future and explored solar fuel technologies and their industrial applications.

Amalia Pizarro (IEA) followed with a presentation on “Net-Zero & Sunlight to X,” highlighting the role of solar fuels in achieving global climate goals.

The core of the event was structured around three key panel discussions tackling critical challenges in solar fuel research and application:

Integration of Solar Fuels into Industrial and Energy Systems – Experts debated the viability of scaling solar fuels for widespread adoption. This pannel was moderated by Muriel Matheron (CEA) and Joachim John (Imec).
Business Models and Competitiveness – Led by Philippe Schild (Mission Innovation, European Commission) and Alberto Giaconia (ENEA), panelists examined the economic landscape of hydrogen production versus carbon-based fuels.
Accelerating Research and Innovation (R&I) through International Collaboration – Discussions highlighted ways to fast-track innovation through cross-border cooperation. This last pannel was Moderated by Ann Magnuson (Uppsala University) & Teo Martin (ENEA).

The workshop concluded with a summary on the challenges and opportunities in solar-driven fuel innovation. Experts emphasized the importance of continued collaboration, investment in research and policy support to accelerate the development of solar fuel technologies.

With a day full of insights and dialogue, the event at IEA reinforced the growing significance of solar fuels in shaping a sustainable energy future.

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4th SUNER-C Consortium Meeting in Utrecht

Sunergy Initiative — Tue, 09 Apr 2024 13:10:31 +0000

On the 7th and 8th of March 2024, our 4th SUNER-C Consortium Meeting took place in Utrecht, gathering over 50 participants representing the partner organizations of the project. The attendees engaged in discussions, shared insights, and collectively contributed to shaping the trajectory of the SUNER-C project.

The first day began with a warm welcome from the SUNER-C Coordinator and Professor, Bert Weckhuysen, at the Speelklok Museum. Following that, Nathan Coutard, SUNER-C Project Manager, presented some context around a funding opportunity: the EIC Solar-to-X Pathfinder Challenge. The first part of the meeting ended with the WP updates and preparing for working sessions of day 2.

SUNER-C partners had the privilege to host Philippe Jacques (EMIRI/Syensqo), Managing Director of the Energy Materials Industrial Research Initiative (EMIRI) and SUNER-C International Advisory Board Member, sharing insights about the path to a successful partnership, and discussing the experience of the “Innovative Materials for EU” (proposed public-private partnership under Horizon Europe, starting in 2025).

During the presentation, Dr. Jacques shared insights into EMIRI’s journey towards a partnership, which began in 2012 with self-funded efforts. Key highlights included a Manifesto in 2021, signed by industry and RTOs, the involvement in the Batteries European Partnership Association and crucial support from the European Commission. He also emphasized as a key strategy for collective advancement the importance of industry-relevant KPIs for advocacy, having a clear positioning, creating a strong community engagement and continuously collaborating with other initiatives. In addition, Philippe Jacques emphasized that all this requires a long lasting effort – therefore, it’s key to build on SUNERGY work so far to develop the community further, towards a possible future partnership or another large scale initiative.

The day concluded with an enlightening presentation by Katrin Arning, Assistant Professor for Risk Perception and Communication at RWTH Aachen University and SUNER-C International Advisory Board Member, presenting “Sunlight and Shadows: Risk perception, acceptance, and communication of Sustainable Aviation Fuels”. Prof. Arning discussed societal acceptance, highlighting its different dimensions and the crucial role of understanding four key aspects of risk perception: subjectivity, interpersonal differences, complexity, and context specificity. To assess risk perception effectively, a comprehensive measurement framework involving both qualitative and quantitative methods is necessary. Shockingly, only a small percentage of respondents are aware of CCUS, leading to inadequate understanding and overestimation of risks among the public.

The second day took place at Utrecht University, with discussions focusing on the progress of specific project topics and planned future actions. SUNER-C partners also visited laboratories showcasing the research happening at Utrecht University.

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The consortium meeting concluded with a conversation on societal and cross-cutting issues in sustainable fuels & chemicals technology groups, moderated and organized by Dr. Kasper Ampe (Ghent University), Prof. Dr. Joeri Wesseling (Utrecht University) and Tycho van Hauwaert (Flemish Environmental Movement). The panel included Joanna Kargul, Professor at Warsaw University (WU), Han Huynh, CCUS Domain Manager at ENGIE, Joachim John, Senior Project Manager at imec, Ann Magnuson, Professor at Uppsala University (UppU), and Martin Roeb, Scientist at the German Aerospace Center (DLR) and SUNER-C International Advisory Board Member.

The discussion focused on the (renewable) energy, critical raw materials and carbon required to produce sustainable fuels, the proposed technologies and their relation to the energy system, the place where sustainable fuels are produced, who gets to use sustainable fuels and who decides what when and how about sustainable fuels technology development.

We’re grateful for the engaging discussions, valuable insights, and collaborative spirit that marked the 4th SUNER-C Consortium Meeting. Looking forward to implementing the ideas and strategies discussed during the meeting as we continue to drive innovation in the field of sustainable fuels and chemicals.

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ICIQ successfully unmasks CO₂ at the 16th “Festa de la Ciència” of Barcelona

Sunergy Initiative — Tue, 20 Jun 2023 13:15:21 +0000

Once again, the Institute of Chemical Research of Catalonia (ICIQ-CERCA) has participated in the “Festa de la Ciència” of Barcelona, now in its sixteenth edition, with the workshop “Unmasking CO₂”. The centre is dedicated to addressing major challenges such as climate change through research aimed at mitigating the impact of greenhouse gases and promoting new renewable energies. In line with this commitment, ICIQ is part of the European-funded project SUNER-C consortium.

Tens of children experimented on Sunday, 11^th of June, with two proposals to learn more about this gas that is changing the Earth: the first consists on a construction game of molecular models to discover the substances that can be synthetised from CO₂. The second one focuses on an experiment to observe how the CO₂ presence in our seas affects its biodiversity.

The ICIQ Outreach team, led by Dr. Joan Guillem Mayans, shaped these games with the aim of raise awareness about how CO₂ affects our world with climate change: “We are a research institute working towards a more sustainable future using chemistry as a tool and we believe that sensitizing the non-specialized public, starting with the younger generations, is key to achieve this global change”, states Dr. Mayans. Families with children enjoyed the activities while learning about the importance of this gas in our environment.

The “Festa de la Ciència” event planned two days of intense scientific activity for general public in different public spaces of Barcelona for the weekend, featuring over 170 activities from more than 150 Catalan institutions.

The activities covered a wide range of topics. From climate change to robotics, artificial intelligence, and mathematics, to fields such as astronomy, archaeology, health, nanotechnology and the environment, among others. This edition emphasised some anniversaries, such as the centenary of Albert Einstein’s visit to Barcelona, the centenary of the Catalan biochemist Joan Oró, the 550^th anniversary of the birth of Nicolaus Copernicus, the International Year of the Mill, and the United Nations Decade of Ocean Sciences for Sustainable Development (2021-2030).

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EVENT SUMMARY: “Sustainable and low carbon fuels and chemicals – Time for take-off”.

Sunergy Initiative — Tue, 02 May 2023 12:02:51 +0000

On 13th of April, the Maison Irène et Frédéric Joliot Curie in Brussels hosted an in-person event organized by CEA titled “Sustainable and low carbon fuels and chemicals – Time for take-off”.

Sustainable and low carbon fuels will play an essential role in achieving the European Union’s ambitious energy transition objectives and reaching net zero by 2050. In particular, they will allow the defossilisation of industry sectors where electrification alone will not be sufficient.

Speakers and representatives from the European Commission and European organizations, from more than 10 Member States, from industry and from the research community joined the event to discuss around the currently hot topic of sustainable low carbon fuels and chemicals and the challenges ahead.

There was a great interest in attending the event, with more than 110 registrations. Approximately 60 individuals were invited to attend the event in person.

After an introductory speech by Mr. Cyril Piquemal, Deputy Permanent Representative of France to the European Union, the event was organized in three sessions covering the following aspects:

𝗦𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝟭:
The role of sustainable fuels and chemicals in the climate and energy transition, with talks by Bernd Kuepker (EC-DG ENER) and Tudy Bernier (CO2 Value Europe);

𝗦𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝟮:
Technology options and perspectives, with talks by Maria Georgiadou (EC-DG RTD), Thibault Cantat (CEA), Jack Legrand (CNRS), Jurriaan Boon (TNO) and Fleischer Maximilian (Siemens Energy);

𝗦𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝟯:
Towards a synthetic fuels and chemicals value chain with talks by Nicolas JEULAND (Safran), Caterina Cobino (FINCANTIERI S.p.A.), Ivan Souček (Svaz chemického průmyslu ČR, z. s. – Association of the Chemical Industry in Czech Republic), Horzenberger Franz (ArcelorMittal) and Heidi Bergman (Renewable hydrogen, Neste Corporation).

Several speakers and attendees are directly involved or related to SUNERGY and SUNER-C, including Tudy Bernier (CO2 Value Europe), Fleischer Maximilian (Siemens Energy), Ivan Souček (Association of the Chemical Industry in Czech Republic) and Frederic Chandezon as co-organizer of the event and chair of session 2.

𝗔𝘀 𝗮 𝗳𝗲𝘄 𝘁𝗮𝗸𝗲-𝗵𝗼𝗺𝗲 𝗺𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗮𝗴𝗲𝘀 𝘄𝗵𝗶𝗰𝗵 𝘄𝗲𝗿𝗲 𝗱𝗶𝘀𝗰𝘂𝘀𝘀𝗲𝗱 𝗱𝘂𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗻𝘁:
Sustainable fuels and chemicals will be necessary to reach the EU’s energy and climate objectives;

Considering the huge electricity amounts required to produce them, there is a need for prioritization of the use of such fuels and chemicals in hard-to-abate sectors, like the chemical industry, the aviation and maritime transport sectors;

Technology alone will not allow the Union to reach its energy and climate objectives and it needs to be complemented by energy efficiency and sustainability as core objectives.

Photo Credit: MIFJC/CEA

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Prof. James Durrant receives CBE award for his contribution to photochemistry and solar energy research

Sunergy Initiative — Tue, 21 Mar 2023 10:50:02 +0000

Member of Suner-C IAB, Prof. James Durrant, recognized for his pioneering work in developing renewable and low-cost energy technologies.

Professor James Durrant, a member of the Suner-C International Advisory Board, has been awarded the Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) for his remarkable contribution to photochemistry and solar energy research. Princess Anne presented the award to him last week.

Prof. Durrant is the Director of Imperial’s Centre for Processable Electronics (CPE) and he is a renowned researcher in the field of photochemistry and solar energy research, dedicating his work to the development of renewable and low-cost energy technologies, a crucial scientific challenge for the 21st century.

His team focuses on developing new chemical approaches to solar energy conversion to produce electricity (photovoltaics) or molecular fuels, such as hydrogen. They also tackle the related challenge of electrocatalytic fuel synthesis. By combining fundamental optical studies into light-driven reactions with materials and device design, Prof. Durrant’s team creates design principles that guide technological development.

In addition to his work at the Imperial College, Prof. Durrant has been involved in several European projects such as the A-LEAF. The A-LEAF project had the goal to determine experimentally and theoretically the main parameters for optimization of the chemical transformations at surfaces to combine water and CO2 into oxygen and energy-rich chemicals.

We would like to extend our congratulations to Professor Durrant on receiving this award for his outstanding contributions to photochemistry and solar energy research. It is a testament to his remarkable achievements, and we are honored to work alongside him in the pursuit of renewable energy solutions.

Prof. James Durrant gave a presentation at the SUNER-C 2nd Consortium Meeting

The Order of the British Empire was established in 1917 by King George V to honour those who had served in a non-combative role. The Order has since expanded to reward contributions to the Arts, Sciences, Charitable work and Public Service.

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Interview in Business AM

Sunergy Initiative — Thu, 09 Feb 2023 09:50:34 +0000

Feb 8, 2023 | News, SUNER-C

Prof. Bert Weckhuysen from the Utrecht Univeristy, SUNER-C coordinator talks about circular chemistry

This morning, Professor Bert Weckhuysen was interviewed by Business AM Belgium on circular chemistry and how we are going to achieve this.

“If we can use CO2 waste to make our materials, that’s the future”

You can listen to the full interview in dutch following this link.

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SUNERGY Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda

Sunergy Initiative — Tue, 20 Dec 2022 10:32:02 +0000

SUNERGY Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda

To mitigate climate change, our society must reduce its greenhouse gas emissions and find solutions to move away from fossil resources. The European Union is clear to stay on a steady path to climate neutrality through the ‘Fit for 55’ package, with the EU Green Deal as a blueprint. Renewable energy based on photovoltaics and wind energy needs to be supplemented with energy carriers to supply fuels to sectors and processes difficult to electrify and to create non-fossil carbon feedstock for the chemical industry. These so-called solar fuels and chemicals are based on the transformation of abundant compounds, such as carbon dioxide, water and nitrogen, into synthetic fuels, chemicals and materials by using renewable energy.

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SUNERGY is an open community advocating for solar fuels and chemicals as the new paradigm for a climate-neutral Europe in 2050. The community consists of a wide-range group of experts from industry, academia and society with more than 300 supporters. SUNERGY aims to become a large European Research and Innovation initiative working towards converting and storing renewable energy into fossil-free fuels and chemicals, complementing the scope of existing European partnerships.

With this goal, we are delighted to present you SUNERGY’s Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda on Solar Fuels and Chemicals (SRIA). Based on the SUNRISE Technological Roadmap, the Energy-X Research Needs report and Mission Innovation’s IC5 report, a core working group has merged and developed these ideas into the present document over the last three years.

The result is a living document which will be further developed with the SUNERGY community into a full solar fuels and chemicals technological roadmap. A big step forward has been the SUNERGY Joint roadmapping workshop on the future of solar fuels and chemicals, uniting over 140 stakeholders from industry, policy, and academia on 15/16 June 2022, Brussels. These dedicated actions are enabled by the EU Coordination and Support Action SUNER-C (Grant Agreement no. 101058481) funded for the June 2022 – May 2025 period.

How to get involved in shaping this strategic document for accelerating the development of solar fuels and chemicals? Please download the SRIA document, read it and provide any input using the form on the SUNER-C webpage. Besides, you are welcome to subscribe to our newsletter to get to know about the future workshops prepared for 2023!

Upcoming roadmapping activities: Inspired by the feedback from the participants of the SUNERGY roadmapping workshop, a Whitepaper on the SUNERGY Roadmap will be published online at the beginning of 2023. The next step will be the publication of a critical consolidated overview of the state-of-the-art, to be released also at the beginning of 2023. These strategic documents will be made widely available to the solar fuels and chemicals community and opened for your consultation and feedback as well.

If you want to interact closely in the elaboration of these documents, please contact us and become an expert in one of the Roadmap Working Groups.

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EIC Horizon Prize on Artificial Photosynthesis 2022

Sunergy Initiative — Thu, 15 Dec 2022 10:54:54 +0000

On 5 Dec it was announced the winners of the EIC Horizon Prize ‘Fuel from the Sun: Artificial Photosynthesis”. The winner is the University of Tokyo in cooperation with INPEX Corporation (Japan)

The EIC Horizon Prize ‘Fuel from the Sun: Artificial Photosynthesis’ promotes new technologies on solar conversion to green fuels as an alternative to fossil fuels. On 5 December 2022 the €5 million Prize was awarded to the University of Tokyo and INPEX corporation for their prototype ‘Artificial Photosynthesis Driven by Water-Splitting Particulate Photocatalyst (UTIAPS)’. UTIAPS is a fully functioning prototype that produces synthetic fuel (methane), which in turn was proven to fuel a Sterling motor. This achievement represents a world-first innovative artificial photosynthetic device. On one side, the system is composed of photocatalysts that split water into hydrogen (H2) and oxygen (O2) using solar energy. On the other hand, the purified hydrogen (H2) is used to convert carbon dioxide (CO2) to methane (CH4). They are now working to improve the water splitting system and plan to produce some other products such as MCH and NH3.

This Prize is at the core of SUNERGY/SUNER-C activities. Our community has extended collaborations with the University of Tokyo and our partners are working in close collaboration with the winners of the award. The SUNERGY initiative celebrates the successful development of a fully functional, bench-scale prototype device using artificial photosynthesis to synthesize green fuel capable of powering a small engine. This is an example that solar conversion systems of this kind will be of utterly importance in the near-future of European energy and chemical industries.

The Horizon Prize ‘Fuel from the Sun: Artificial Photosynthesis’ was launched in December 2017 as one of six European Innovation Council (EIC) Horizon Prizes and is also a European Union contribution to the activities under the Mission Innovation Challenge ‘Converting Sunlight to fuels and chemicals’. The other two finalists are the Commissariat à l’énergie atomique et aux énergies alternatives (CEA), France, and the University of Cambridge, United Kingdom.

CEA was finalist for their prototype ‘European Autonomous Solar Integrated fuel station (EASI-Fuel)’. Their device was innovative because of the high integration of the processes: EASI Fuel converts CO2 into methane by using micro-organisms and the sunlight. It couples this bioreactor to a series of photo-electrochemical cells (IPEC), integrated with tandem solar cells, to continuously supply hydrogen via electrolysis of water. This enables the continuous, selective and almost total conversion of CO2 into methane without the need for intermediate hydrogen and energy storage.

Finally, the University of Cambridge was acknowledged for the achievements of their prototype ‘Hybrid Perovskite Photoelectrochemical Leaf for Autonomous Syngas Production (CamSolarFuel)’. CamSolarFuels uses sunlight to power the conversion of carbon dioxide and water into syngas fuel, a gas mixture consisting of hydrogen and carbon monoxide. The device enables direct solar-to-fuel conversion as it is based on an ‘artificial leaf’ design that mimics the natural leaf in form and function. It is distinct from other indirect solar-to-fuel approaches that require either a combination of photovoltaic and electrolysis or hydrogenation of carbon dioxide to produce carbon-based fuels.

SUNERGY at DECARB 2022!

Sunergy Initiative — Sat, 12 Nov 2022 11:58:42 +0000

The conference Decarbonisation of Energy Intensive Industries: Challenges, Opportunities and Solutions took place from 10 to 11 November 2022 at Hotel STAGES in Prague as a part of the Czech Presidency of the Council of the European Union. The conference was intended for representatives of energy intensive companies, policymakers and experts to examine the policy framework necessary to meet EU’s goal of becoming the first climate-neutral continent by 2050.

The debate also centred in sustainable and feasible options for decarbonisation and green transition, e.g. using CO₂ exhausts as input raw material for synthetic fuels and chemicals for industrial applications. In this context, SUNERGY Coordinator Prof. Bert Weckhuysen and deputy coordinator Dr. Frédéeric Chandezon, presented SUNER-C project (CSA, GA nr. 101058481). The aim was to present the SUNERGY vision on present and future solutions to reduce CO2 emissions in front of the european industrial and societal stakeholders.

SUNERGY aims to transform abundantly available feedstock molecules, mainly CO₂, H₂O, and N₂, with solar energy into sustainable fuels, materials, and chemicals. These so-called solar fuels and chemicals are analogous to their fossil counterparts and can be incorporated into the existing energy value chains with minimal adjustments to the existing infrastructure. The European Union is clear to stay on a steady path to climate neutrality through its plan against greenhouse emissions, the ‘Fit for 55’ package and the EU Green Deal. Unless deep cuts are made in carbon dioxide (CO₂) and other greenhouse gas emissions, it will be very challenging to reach that goal. For this reason, SUNERGY Community approaches to use energy carriers to supplement renewable energy based on photovoltaics and wind energy to supply fuels to sectors and processes difficult to electrify and to create non-fossil carbon feedstock for the chemical industry.

The deputy coordinator of the project, Dr. Frédéric Chandezon, European policy officer at IRIG institute (CEA Grenoble), stated:

“The SUNER-C European project will be the cornerstone to implement and validate the concept of an action coordinated at a European scale to accelerate the development of solar fuels and chemicals as a ramp-up phase from 2022 to 2025, and prepare the path to a large scale R&I initiative after 2025. As the contribution of the community is essential, many actions of the project will be done together with all stakeholders and with the European Commission and the Member States during the 3 years that the project will last.”

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NEW! EU Strategic Research and Innovation Plan for safe and sustainable Chemicals and Materials

Sunergy Initiative — Mon, 31 Oct 2022 12:46:00 +0000

The Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability (CSS) was published by the European Commission on 14 October 2020 as EU’s zero pollution ambition within the EU Green Deal. The EU already has sophisticated chemicals laws in place, but global chemicals production is expected to double by 2030. In this context, the CSS announces a Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda in 2022, from which a Strategic Research and Innovation Plan (SRIP) has been delivered.

The SRIP highlights current research and innovation areas crucial for accelerating the transition to chemicals and materials that are safe and sustainable, from production to (re)use, disposal and pollution remediation. This document is the result of extensive consultations with expert groups. The aim is to guide R&I stakeholders in their decisions on investments across the EU, national and private funding programmes and inviting them to contribute to its implementation. In addition, the SRIP will be used in Horizon Europe overarching strategy.

View the SRIP

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