What is Co-Funding in Horizon Europe?
Co-funding in Horizon Europe means that the EU does not cover 100% of the eligible project costs| EU Funds
In Horizon Europe projects, an Associated Partner play a pivotal role in enhancing the scope and impact of research and innovation initiatives. While they do not receive EU funding, their contributions are integral to the success of the project. What Is an Associated Partner? An Associated Partner is a legal entity that actively participates in […] The post Associated Partner in Horizon Europe: Understanding Their Role and Value appeared first on EU Funds.| EU Funds
Co-funding in Horizon Europe means that the EU does not cover 100% of the eligible project costs| EU Funds
H2GLASS - decarbonising the glass industry by enabling 100% hydrogen combustion, focusing on safety, optimal maintenance and product quality.| Enlit World
The LEGUMINOSE project is designed to support farmers in developing sustainable systems to implement intercropping of legumes and cereals.| FoodTimes
Horizon Europe offers beneficiaries the option to utilize personnel unit costs, streamlining and minimizing errors in cost declaration for staff in projects. This entails establishing a single predetermined daily rate for personnel, applicable across all staff involved in the project. By adopting this approach, discrepancies in daily rates are eliminated, ensuring beneficiaries are aware of […] The post How to report personnel unit costs in Horizon Europe? appeared first on EU Funds.| EU Funds
The Certificate on the Financial Statement (CFS) after an audit must be issued by a qualified auditor. The auditor has to use the template of the European Commission. The template consists of the “Terms of Reference” (model for the agreement between the beneficiary/affiliated entity and the auditing firm) and the model for the certificate itself. […] The post Who can issue a Certificate on the Financial Statement (CFS) after an audit? appeared first on EU Funds.| EU Funds
For some programmes, the European Commission is using lump sums funding in Horizon Europe. The European Commission gives the beneficiary a fixed amount of grant and the project is only evaluated at performance level, not from a financial point of view. This allows beneficiaries to reduce administration and financial errors. Lump sums make the programme […] The post What are lump sums funding in Horizon Europe? appeared first on EU Funds.| EU Funds
The ATENA+ and SPRINT projects are advancing sodium-ion (Na-ion) battery technologies for stationary storage applications. The post New project spotlight – Stationary storage with ATENA+ and SPRINT appeared first on Enlit World.| Energy Storage | Enlit World
Project COGNIT aims to develop an advanced AI-enabled edge application solution for the energy and other sector domains.| Enlit World
Project InterSTORE aims to develop a set of interoperable open-source tools to integrate storage and other DERs to simplify the use and monetisation of storage flexibility.| Enlit World
Project RESONANCE is developing a software framework designed to facilitate the development of standard-compliant, demand-side flexibility management solutions for customers.| Enlit World
In aviation terms, the phrase “Cleared for take-off” can signal the start of a new adventure or, at the very least, the end of a long wait at the airport. It’s one of the many standard phrases spoken in conversation between the pilot and the control tower during take-off and landing as well as the climb, the cruise and the descent in-between.| horizoneurope.ie
E.DSO Secretary General Charles Esser expects the focus to be on the ‘tweaks’ rather than on more ambitious policy objectives.| Enlit World
The RESPONDENT project is aimed to leverage space-based Earth observation data to promote the integration of renewables into Europe’s grid.| Enlit World
