Eurogia2030 – Call 31

About this call Funding information Through Low Carbon Technology R&D solutions, Eurogia2030 aims to contribute to a sustainable environment, for the reduction of climate change, and for sustainable growth. Some of the targeted challenges to achieve these goals are necessary, but not limited to: • Carbon-free energy supply • Green mobility and smart cities • Smarter housing and construction • Bio-resources and environment The technologies necessary to tackle these challenges are rapidly developing within a giant market and an ever growing level of societal concern. In-depth knowledge and leadership in developing and applying these technologies is an essential requirement if industry is to maintain its leadership in multiple application areas or take advantage of new opportunities. This Eurogia2030 programme is designed to stimulate activity in this important area, through the creation of transnational collaborative projects in applications that will support economic growth and benefit society as a whole. More information is available on the website of Eurogia2030. Timeline • 1 July 2026: Call opening • 29 October 2026, 17:00 CET: Submission deadline Who can apply for this call To apply, you must meet several eligibility criteria: • Your project idea must represent international cooperation in the form of a specific project. • The project must be directed at researching or developing an innovative product, process or service with the goal of commercialisation. • The project must have a civilian purpose. • Your consortium must include at least two independent legal entities from a minimum of two Eureka countries. • No single organisation or country can be responsible for more than 70% of the project budget. Country information Poland 🇵🇱 Polish funding agency, the National Centre for Research and Development (NCBR), funds R&D costs for SMEs, large companies, research organisations, and universities participating in this call. Funding is available as a grant with a maximum of 1 million Polish zloty for single applicants, or 2 million Polish zloty for a domestic consortium. The amount of funding available depends on the type of organisation applying. Type of organisation Amount of funding available Startups and small companies Up to 80% of eligible project costs for research or up to 60% of eligible project costs for development Large companies Up to 75% of eligible project costs for research or up to 50% of eligible project costs for development Research organisations or universities Up to 100% of eligible project costs More information about funding will be made available on the website of NCBR. Additional steps for applications from Poland Applicants must submit a domestic application which will be the main point for evaluation by NCBR. Criteria will be published on the NCBR website.