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Project results are expected to contribute to all the following impacts:
Expected Outcome:
Project results are expected to contribute to all the following outcomes:
Objective:
The RFCS Research Programme (Council Decision (EU) 2021/1094) has the following research objectives for the coal sector:
The call objectives are:
Scope:
Applicants may submit proposals for either pilot or demonstration projects (see Articles 15 and 16 of Council Decision 2008/376/EC).
Proposals must be in line with Council Decision (EU) 2021/1094.
Proposals should address the application of innovative technologies related to one or two of the five call objectives listed above. If addressing two call objectives, proposals should clearly identify which work packages address which call objective(s).
Proposals must include an exploitation strategy outlining possible integration of the deliverables of the project (including the pilot/demonstrators) in an industrial environment and a preliminary assessment of their economic viability. Where relevant, they can also describe activities related to economic analysis for the purposes of constructing a business case or new business models.
Activities are expected to achieve technology readiness level 7-8 (TRL 7-8) by the end of the project.
In line with Article 2 of RFCS Council Decision (EU) 2021/1094, research and technological development funded under the RFCS must be in line with the Just Transition Mechanism goals.
Proposals will have to demonstrate how they will support the social and economic revitalisation of the former coal mine regions, in line with the relevant Territorial Just Transition Plans. Proposals must involve the local community and focus on communication with stakeholders, including the public.
Proposals are expected to include activities to:
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