Horizon 2020 : appels 2018

NCP Wallonie, le partenaire de vos ambitions européennes
H2020 – Appels 2016-2017
Séance plénière – Aula Magna
28/09/2017

Appels connus
Deadlines : très proches
Consortia en préparation
Places limitées
2
Prochains appels :
c’est demain
15:14

Agenda
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Principes généraux des programmes européens
Les différentes opportunités
Accompagnement et conseils NCP Wallonie : impact et voie active
Financement transversaux : SME Instrument & FTI
Point pratiques

Notre cadre d’activités
NCP Wallonie = LE spécialiste wallon des programmes européens R&D&I
Neutralité
Programmes de recherche européens
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04/07/2017
5
Pierre Fiasse/ European Project Developer
Nano, Materials, Transport & Aero, Legal &
Financial, Coordination
Géraldine Dupin/ European Project Developer
Environment, Energy & Space, SME
Emilie Etoundi/ European Project Developer
Health, Biotechnology, Agriculture & Food
André Pirlet/ European Project Developer
ICT & Security
Sylvia Gaspard/ Marketing & Statistics Specialist
Marine Van Den Bossche/ Communication

Programmes européens de R, D & I
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- Collaboratif (min 3*) & International (min 3*) - R,D & Innovation
- Ambition de niveau international - Compétitif

Pourquoi y participer ?
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Développer votre business
Développer vos compétences
Gagner en visibilité
Levier financier
Développer votre équipe

Programmes européens de R, D & I
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1 Appel à projet / an consortium proposition
évaluation
Retenu
pour financement

Agenda
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Point pratiques

Portefeuille de programmes
Horizon 2020

Programme H2020
trois priorités
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Programme H2020
trois priorités
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Horizon 2020
Eléments Clés (Pilier 2 et 3)
Innovation
Transfert to end users : demonstrators, clinical study
End users – Value Chain actors = part of consortia
Project’s type
5-8 M€, 5 -15 partenaires
Tendances 2018-20 :
• Plus gros projets
• Révolution numérique est partout
• Lump Sum
Horizon 2020
 EU Commission
 70 b€, 2014-2020
 Top – Down / Bottom up
H2020

Stratégie H2020 / Innovation
Innovation - Transfert des résultats
A B C
Décrire la période après projet
Draft Exploitation plan/ business plan
Projet

Horizon-2020
Schémas de financement
RIA - 100%
(Research & Innovation Action)
IA – 70%
(Innovation Action)
CSA – 100%
(Coordination & Support Action)
SME-Ins (Phase-2) – 70%
FTI – 70%
(Fast Track to Innovation)
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1 projet = 1 même taux pour
tous les partenaires
RIA, IA, CSA : prédifinis dans
l’appel
Exception : Non Profit
Organisations : tjrs 100%

H2020 : chaine valeur R&I
16
Briques
technos
Phase
labo/ proto
Demo /
Transfert
• Universités
• Centre Recherche
• Universités
• Centre Recherche
• Entrepr. high-tech
Projet IAProjet RIA
• Entreprises / Acteurs
Sectoriels
• End-users / Utilisateurs

Subsides financiers H2020
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80 k€ 20 k€ 25 %
100 k€ + 25 k€ = 125 k€
Exception : non profit organisation à 100%
* 70% = 87,5 k€
* 100% = 125 k€
coûts personnel autres coûts directs coûts indirects

Agenda
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Accompagnement et conseils NCP Wallonie
Point pratiques

Principaux scénarii
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J’ai une compétence à
proposer
Identifier les bons
partenaires
Vous inscrire dans un
« réseau »
On me propose de joindre
un projet
Vous informer
Vous rassurer
Vous aider à vous
positionner
Je veux monter un projet
Vous accompagner à chaque
étape :
choix du programme
Règles de participation
Partenariat
relecture

Méthodologie/ Stratégie
de particpation
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Information
Draft appel
Identification Topic
Rôle/ Chaine R&D
Consortium Rédaction
Wallons :
• 90% Partenaires
• 10% coordinateurs
Consultants &/or
Coaching NCP-Wallonie

Méthodologie/ Stratégie
de participation
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Information
Draft appel
Identification Topic
Rôle/ Chaine R&D
Consortium Rédaction
Wallons :
• 90% Partenaires
• 10% coordinateurs
Stratégie : trouver coordinateur 1er plan
1° Votre réseau
2° Bases données projets EU
3° Brokerage Events & Infodays
4° Recherches de partenaires
http://www.nmpteam.eu/ …

Agenda
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Point pratiques

Fast Track to Innovation
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Agenda
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Point pratiques

En Pratique
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Networking lunch et networking café
Respect des sessions en cours
Foyer du Lac Biereau Bruyère Hocaille
Thématique Thématique Thématique Thématique
9h-09h30 Horizon 2020
9h40-10h25 e-Santé
Energies vertes & Smart
Cities
Space FoF-SPIRE
10h35-11h20 Santé
Efficacité énergétique &
Energy Efficient Building
Big data et contenu & Photonics &
Micro-Nano electronics
11h30-12h15
Agriculture, Economie rurale
et Agroalimentaire
Internet technologies (& IoT) &
Industry 4.0 & Robotics
Nano Mat Prod
12h25-13h10 Economie Bio-basée - Biotec
Climat, environnement,
matières premières, CIRC
5G & Security (including
Cybersecurity)
Transport

Merci de votre attention
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Contact NCP Wallonie:
Pierre FIASSE
Tél : +32 (0) 10.47.19.49
pierre.fiasse@ncpwallonie.be
www.ncpwallonie.be

Programme H2020
trois priorités

Excellent Science
European Research
Council (ERC)
Natacha Wittorski
Future and Emerging
Technologies
Nadège Ricaud
Marie Skłodowska-
Curie
Nadège Ricaud
Infrastructures
Nadège Ricaud
Industrial
Leadership
LEIT :
ICT,
Nanotechnologies, Advanced
Materials, Advanced
Manufacturing and Processing,
and Biotechnology ,
Space
Access to risk finance
Innovation in SMEs
Societal Challenges
Health, demographic change and
wellbeing
Food security, sustainable
agriculture and forestry, marine and
maritime and inland water research,
and the Bioeconomy
Secure, clean and efficient energy
Smart, green and integrated
transport
Climate action, environment,
resource efficiency and raw
materials
Europe in a changing world -
inclusive, innovative and reflective
societies
Natacha Wittorski
Secure societies - protecting
freedom and security of Europe and
its citizens
Spreading excellence and widening participation
Science with and for Society
Natacha Wittorski
EIT JRC Euratom

Pilier 1 - Excellent Science
Conseil européen de
la recherche - ERC
Session d’information 23/10 matin - Bruxelles
http://www.h2020-info-session-on-erc.be/

Technologies futures et
émergentes - FET
FET-Open : RIA
 collaboratif!

Actions Marie
Skłodowska-Curie -
MSCA
Opportunités pour entreprises !
• IF: panel Society&Enterprise
• réseaux ITN / RISE: session
d’information 16/10 apm -
Bruxelles
http://www.h2020-info-session-
on-msca.be/
• remboursement 100%

NCP coordinator / L&F: Natacha Wittorski
02 504 93 09
ncp@frs-fnrs.be
www.ncp.fnrs.be
@NCP_frsFNRS

Horizon-2020 appels 2018-2020
Atelier Big Data & Contenu &
Photonics & MN Electronics
André PIRLET

Mise en garde
Les informations communiquées n’ont pas encore été adoptées par la
Commission Européenne;
elles constituent des visions préliminaires des services de la Commission
26/04/2016 - 2 -

HPC, Big Data & Cloud
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ICT-11-2018-19 : HPC and Big Data enabled Large-scale Test-beds and Applications
ICT-12-2018-2020 : Big Data technologies and extreme-scale analytics
ICT-13-2018-19 : Supporting the emergence of data markets and the data economy
ICT-14-2019 : Co-designing Extreme Scale Demonstrators (EsD)
ICT-15-2019-2020 : Cloud Computing
ICT-16-2018 : Software Technologies
DT-ICT-05-2020 : Big Data Innovation Hubs
DT-ICT-11-2019 : Big Data solutions for energy (mainly electricity)

Call ICT-11 2018-2019
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ICT-11 : HPC and Big-Data enabled Large-scale Test-beds and
Applications
a) Deadline Avril 2018 : massive amounts of diverse big data from
multiple players : emphasis on standards and interoperability, for
highly demanding use cases
b) Deadline November 2018 : data flows from very large number of
sources // demonstration of innovation and large value creation/
emphasis on using the cloud to provide secure access and secure
provisioning of highly demanding data use cases
IA
50/40
M€
AVRI/NO
V 2018
+/- 15
M€
4-7

Call ICT-12 2018
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ICT-12 – 2018 : Big Data technologies and extreme-scale analysis
a) RIA addressing industrial and/or SC : architectures for managing BD,
extreme-scale analytics, novel visulization techniques, using data
assets
b) CSA including the European Network of National Big Data Centre
of Excellence (1 M€ )
RIA/
CSA
30 M€
AVR
2018
3-6
M€
4-6

Call ICT-13 2018
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ICT-13-2018 : Supporting the emergence of data markets and the
data economy
a) RIA : securing desired levels of privacy of personal data
& confidentiality of commercial data, including when combined
from multiple owners
b) CSA : coordination with related initiatives (via BDVA) and
addressing data skills gap (3 M€)
RIA/CS
A
10 M€
AVR
2018
4-6 M€
4-7

Call ICT-14 2019
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ICT-14-2019 Co-designing Extreme Scale Demonstrators (EsD)
NB : demonstrate in operational environments successful integration of
technology building blocks into world-class EsD
RIA on EsD for ambitious data and HPC applications, with potential
for being commercialised, and with large integration of previous
projects.
Ambitious applications for real users should address Big Data and
extreme scale computing challenges.
RIA
80 M€
NOV
2018
20-40
M€
4-7

Call ICT-16 2018
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ICT-16-2018 : Software Technologies
Intro : need for novel generic software & tools + domain specific
ones (with better exploitation of existing code bases)
a) RIA for integrated programming models & techniques , addressing:
- Code and resources (data, computing and networking) abstraction
- Advanced software systems development : programming models
models must become more « abstract » and easier to use
b) IA on development platforms to ensure SW quality and reusability
c) CSA (0,4 – 0,6 M€)
RIA/IA/
CSA
10/9 M€
AVR
2018
3-5 M€
4-7

Call ICT-11-2019
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ICT-11-2019 Big data solutions for energy
IA targeting large-scale pilot test-beds for BD application in
electricity sector : increase the efficiency and reliability of the
operation of the electricity network / de-risk investments in energy
efficiency/ increasing the use of renewable energy / improving
availability of BD and BD management and analysis facilities
IA
40 M€
NOV
2018
10 M€
4-7

Contenu : cross-cutting activities
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ICT-32-2018 : STARTS – The Arts stimulating innovation
ICT-33-2019 : Startup Europe for Growth and Innovation Radar
ICT-34-2018-2019 : Pre-Commercial Procurement « open »
ICT-35-2018 : Fintech : Support to experimentation frameworks and regulatory compliance

Call ICT-32 2018
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ICT-32-2018 : STARTS – The Arts stimulating innovation
NB : STARTS stands for Science, Technology & the Arts
a) RIA on STARTS lighthouse pilots, addressing :
- art-inspired interactive hman-centred environments : combining
digital objects and media & AR, with creativity, leading to
unexpected solutions
- art-inspired urban manufacturing (small scale) : revival of urban
space and unexpected products & services
NB : possibility of grants to third parties
b) CSA : coordination of RIA above with other projects (1 M€)
RIA/
CSA
8 M€
AVR
2018
4 M€
4-6

Call ICT-34 2018
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ICT – 34 – 2018 : Pre-Commercial Procurement open
Proposals aiming at areas of public sector interest requiring
Innovative ICT based solutions (all domains).
Need to demonstrate sustainability of action beyong the life of
the project !
Targeting consortia of procurers, removing obstacles for introducing
innovative solutions to be procured into the market.
PCP
6 M€
AVR
2018
6 M€
4-7

Call ICT-35 2018
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ICT-35-2018 : Fintech: support to experimentation frameworks and
regulatory compliance
CSA aiming at investigating innovative Fintech solutions and
providing advice to firms for growing, helping start-ups appraising
regulatory issues, use of blockchain technologies….
CSA
2.5 M€
AVR
2018
2.5
M€
4-6

Acteurs Clés
24/09/2015 - 16 -
Top 5 proposers
FRAUNHOFER
ATOS SPAIN SA
UNIVERSIDAD POLITECNICA
DE MADRID
INSTITUTO DE ENGENHARIA
DE SISTEMAS E
COMPUTADORES DO PORTO
DFKI
Top 5 funded
FRAUNHOFER
AGT GROUP (R&D)
NATIONAL CENTER FOR
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
"DEMOKRITOS
DFKI
IBM IRELAND LIMITED

Photonics
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ICT-03-2018-2019 : Photonics Manufacturing Pilot Lines for Photonic Components and Devices :
a) Indium Phosphide b) Silicon Photonics c) next generation optics d) optical medical
diagnostics :
ICT-04-2018 : Photonics based manufacturing, access to photonics, datacom photonics and
connected lighting : IA : a) advanced photonics for researchers b) datacom photonics products
c) connected lighting ; RIA : a) laser systems for fast materials processing b) laser-based
manufacturing ;
ICT-05-2019 : Application driven Photonics components : IA a) monitoring therapeutic
progress b) sensor-based optimization of Production Processes RIA : a) optical interconnect
applications b) photonics & advanced imaging to support diagnostics driven therapy c) CSA
DT-ICT-04-2020 : Photonics Innovation Hubs

Call ICT-03 2018
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ICT-03-2018 : Photonics Manufacturing Pilot Lines for Photonic
Components and Devices
NB : open access to manufacturing of advanced photonics components & systems
IA must address one or more of :
- Indium Phosphide in integrated circuits
- Silicon Photonics in IC, offering generic solutions for a wide
class of applications
IA
30 M€
AVR
2018
8-15
M€
4-7

Call ICT-04 2018
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ICT-04-2018 : Photonics based manufacturing, access to photonics,
Datacom photonics and connected lighting
a) IA, with focus on :
- Access to advanced photonics for researchers : access to technology
platforms and services
- Enabling automated mass-manufacturing of datacom photonics
products
- Connected Lighting
b) RIA on : *) Highly Productive Ultra-Short Laser Systems for Fast
Materials Processing *) Tailored Laser Beams for Laser-based
Manufacturing
IA/RI
A
25/30
M€
AVR
2018
3-6
M€
4-6

Electronics
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ICT-02-2018 : Flexible and Wearable Electronics :
ICT-06-2019 : Unconventional Nanoelectronics (computing components)
ICT-07-2018 : Electronic Smart Systems (ESS)
DT-ICT-01-2019 : Smart Anything Everywhere Hub (SAE)

Call ICT-02 2018
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ICT-02-2018 Flexible and wearable Electronics
NB : need to fabricate lightweight, flexible, printed and multi-functional
electronic products
Proposals addressing one or more of these topics :
- Enhancing manufacturability : multi-functional components,
processes for large-scale fabrication, mass-customisation,
textile compatibility..
- Integration technologies : new concepts for energy+data storage,
new interconnection technologies..
- Device demonstration
NB : see also relevant call DT-NMBP-18-2019..
RIA
30 M€
AVR
2018
2-4
M€
4-6

Call ICT-07-2018
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ICT-07-2018 : Electronic Smart Systems (ESS)
NB : multi-modal sensing, advanced processing, secure wireless…
a) RIA adressing each only one of these topics :
- Technological breakthroughs for future ESS : micro and nano sensor
and actuator systems (ultra-high sensitivity & low power) / help for
rapid reconfiguration of IoT edge
- Advances in bio-electronics smart systems : needs of users
should be clearly addressed
b) IA on Access to Nanoelectronics and ESS : access to advanced design +
Rapid prototyping for SMEs and deployment to market
c) CSA (1 M€)
RIA/
IA/
CSA
39/8 M€
AVR
2018
2-4/8
M€
4-7

Platforms and Pilots
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DT-ICT-06-2018 : CSA for Digital Innovation Hub network
DT-ICT-08-2019 : Agricultural digital integration platforms
DT-ICT-09-2020 : Digital service platforms for rural economies
DT-ICT-10-2019-2020 : Interoperable and smart homes and grids
DT-ICT-12-2020 : The smart hospital of the future
DT-ICT-13-2019 : Digital Platforms/Pilots Horizontal Activities : CSA (1 or 2 M €)

Call DT-ICT-08-2019
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DT-ICT-08-2019 Agricultural digital integration platforms
IA Pilots should address all these aspects :
- Building platforms integrating technologies like IoT, cloud, photonics,
robotics.. + wide adoption of interoperable standards
- High precision data capturing and data sharing, with low
maintenance, robust communication systems, AI, …
- Developing decision support systems : benchmarking of
productivity of farms, of sustainability performance…
IA
30 M€
NOV
2018
15 M€
4-6

Call DT-ICT-10-2018-2019
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DT-ICT-10-2018-2019 Interoperable and smart homes and grids
IA to exploit BD and IoT reference models for services for home or
building comfort and energy management
Development of interoperability and data sharing, need for further
standardisation and legislation , management of HVAC, …
Will involve financial support to third parties for the incorporation
of users in the pilots.
The selected project shall cover the whole value chain : appliance
manufacturers, ICT suppliers, energy service companies,….
IA
30 M€
NOV
2018
30 M€
4-6

SC1 Health
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16 calls en e-Santé : voir présentation ad hoc !
1
4
/
0
3
/
2
0
1
7

SC4 Transport
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MG-4.1-2019: An inclusive digitally interconnected transport system meeting users' needs
Other Calls related to automatic driving (see section related to IoT)
1-3 M€
RIA
2 stages4 - 7

Retroplanning
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17/04/2018Aujourd’hui 31/10/2017

ICT Proposers Day : 9-10/11/2017 : BUDAPEST
Option A : y aller en personne pour pêcher les bonnes offres et agrandir son
réseau
Option B : bien communiquer mes desiderata au NCP pour la recherche de telles
offres et bons contacts
29/09/2015 - 30 -

Merci pour votre attention ! Questions ?
André PIRLET
Andre.pirlet@ncpwallonie.be
24/09/2015

Horizon-2020 appels 2018-2020
Atelier Internet Technologies, IoT, Industry 4.0 & Robotics
André PIRLET

Programme H2020
trois priorités
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Next Generation Internet
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ICT-24-2018-2019 : NGI – An Open Internet Initiative
ICT-25-2018-2020 : Interactive Technologies (AR/VR/ …)
ICT-26-2018-2020 : Artificial Intelligence (AI) platform
ICT-27-2018-2020 : Internet of Things (IoT)
ICT-28-2018: Future Hyper-connected Sociality
ICT-29-2018 : A multilingual Next Generation Internet
ICT- 30 – 2019-2020 : An empowering, inclusive NGI
ICT-31-2018-2019 : EU-US collaboration on NGI :

NGI & IoT
Acteur Clefs
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Top funded
ARM LIMITED
FOUNDATION FOR RESEARCH
AND TECHNOLOGY HELLAS
BARCELONA
SUPERCOMPUTING CENTER
IBM IRELAND
FRAUNHOFER
OFFIS
THE QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY OF
BELFAST
Bull SAS
PANEPISTIMIO THESSALIAS
CEA
THALES SA
Top proposers
BARCELONA
SUPERCOMPUTING CENTER
THALES SA
EIDGENOESSISCHE
TECHNISCHE HOCHSCHULE
ZUERICH
RUHR-UNIVERSITAT BOCHUM
INSTITUTE OF COMMUNICATION
AND COMPUTER SYSTEMS
CEA
INRIA

Challenge Future Internet
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Call ICT-24-2018
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ICT-24 : Next Generation Internet – an Open Internet Initiative
NB : giving control back to the users to increase trust in the Internet
a) RIAs focussing support on third party projects (academia, hi-tech
start-up and SMEs): coaching, mentoring and financial support.
Selection of relevant use cases (with rsearch) that can be brought
quickly to the market, among :
- Privacy and trust enhancing technologies
- Decentralized data governance (cf blockchain technology)
- Discovery and identification technologies (personalised info
retrieval)
b) CSA (2-3 M€)
RIA/
CSA
21,5 M€
AVR2018
+/- 7
M€
4-7

Call ICT-25-2018
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ICT-25 : Interactive Technologies : AR & VR
a) RIA (deadline Nov 2018) :
- exploitation of multi-user interactions with AR & VR
- Developing future interactive systems offering higher
quality experiences (with mobile systems, additional senses,
higher accuracy, …)
b) CSA , resulting in a unique access point for innovators, SMEs
and industrial companies interested in AR & VR (3 M€)
RIA/
CSA
20 M€
AV/NOV
2018
2-4
M€
4-7

Call ICT-26 2018
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ICT-26 : Artificial Intelligence (building a platform !)
RIA : focussing on European users, especially from non-tech sectors,
in need of AI.
Will include following activities :
- Mobilising the European AI commmunity
- Defining sustainable processes & structures & SW infrastructure
- Filling important technology gaps
- Gathering user requirements
- Comprehensive service layer
- New user domains and boosting use of the platform
- Developing a SR and Innov Agenda for AI
RIA
20 M€
AVR
2018
20 M€
4-6

Call ICT-27 2018
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ICT-27 : Internet of Things
CSA evaluating security and privacy concepts in on-going and new
European projects + trend scouting for future reseach and innovation
Policy + defining research roadmap CSA
1,5 M€
AVR
2018
1.5
M€
4-7

Call ICT-28-2018 IA
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ICT-28-2018 IA Future Hyper-connected Sociality
Analysing and building the foundation of next generation social Media
Platforms towards a « global Social Sphere ».
In « Trustful and Secure Data Ecosystem for Social Media and Media »,
proposals are invited for one of these topics :
a) Content verification
b) Secure Data Ecosystem
IA
10 M€
AVR
2018
2,5-5
M€
4-7

Call ICT-28-2018 RIA/CSA
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ICT-28-2018 RIA/CSA Future Hyper-connected Sociality
Analysing and building the foundation of next generation social Media
Platforms towards a « global Social Sphere ».
In « Trustful and Secure Data Ecosystem for Social Media and Media »,
proposals are invited for this topic :
- Support of new Social Media initiatives
One CSA to cover Support of social Media ecosystem community
building
RIA/
CSA
10 M€
AVR
2018
5 M€
4-7

Call ICT-29-2018 RIA
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ICT-29-2018 A multilingual Next Generation Internet
The actions shall advance the state of the art in Human Language
Technologies through well-identified mission-oriented challenges
involving researchers and industrial users of language technologies.
The projects shall create a sustainable ecosystem of multilingual
applications and services tailored for the specific needs of the
adressed sector.
RIA
18 M€
AVR
2018
3 M€
4-7

Call ICT-29-2018 IA
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ICT-29-2018 IA A multilingual Next Genaration Internet
The actions will address technological challenges (for language
Resources and interoperable language tools).
These actions will push research results to those who need them
and support technology transfer and breakthroughs.
IA
7 M€
AVR
2018
7 M€
4-7

Industry 4.0
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ICT-01-2019 : Computing technologies and engineering methods for cyber-physical systems of
systems
ICT-08-2019 : Security and resilience (cyber-security) for collaborative manufacturing
environments
DT-ICT-03-2020 : I4MS (phase 4) – uptake of digital game changers and digital manufacturing
platforms
DT-ICT-07-2018-2019 : Digital Manufacturing Platforms for Connected Smart Factories
+ voir les appels FoF (Factories of the Future) en NMBP

Call DT-ICT-07-2018 IA/CSA
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DT-ICT-07-2018 IA Digital Manufacturing Platforms for Connected
Smart Factories
Need to develop and establish platforms for the connected smart
production facilities of the future including their supply chains…
In 2018, proposals should target at least one of the following
challenges :
-1 Agile Value Networks
-2 Excellence in manufacturing : zero-defect processes and products
One CSA to cross-fertilise the Industrial Platform communities.
IA/
CSA
48 M€
AVR
2018
16 M€
4-7

Robotics
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ICT-09-2019-2020 : Robotics in Application Areas
ICT-10-2019-2020 : Robotics Core Technologies
DT-ICT-02-2018 : Robotics – Digital Innovation Hubs

Call DT-ICT-02-2018
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DT-ICT-02-2018 Digital Manufacturing Platforms for Connected
Smart Factories
a) IAs should address these 4 Priority Application Areas :
- Healthcare
- Infrastructure Inspection and Maintenance
- Agri-Food
- Agile Production
Includes support to third parties (SMEs) in digital transformation
(at least 50 % of funding)
b) CSA : setting a Central Robotics Digital Innovation Hub : 2 M€
IA/CSA
64 M€
AVR
2018
16
M€
4-7

Retroplanning
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17/04/2018Aujourd’hui 09-10/11/2017
24/09/2015

ICT Proposers Day
ICT Proposers Day : 9-10/11/2017 : BUDAPEST
Option A : y aller en personne pour pêcher les bonnes offres et agrandir son
réseau
Option B : bien communiquer mes desiderata au NCP pour la recherche de telles
offres et bons contacts
29/09/2015 - 20 -

Merci pour votre attention ! Questions ?
André PIRLET
Andre.pirlet@ncpwallonie.be

Les opportunités dans les énergies vertes et les Smart Cities
Horizon-2020 appels 2018
Les slides seront disponibles sur le site web du NCP-Wallonie
Géraldine DUPIN
Les informations communiquées n’ont pas encore été adoptées par la Commission Européenne;

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Cross-
cutting
activities
28/09/2017

Societal Challenge 3
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SC3 “Secure, clean and efficient energy”
Call 1: Building a low-carbon, climate resilient future: secure, clean and efficient
energy
1. Energy efficiency
2. Global leadership in renewables
3. Smart and clean energy for consumers
4. Smart citizen-centred energy system
5. Smart cities and communities
6. Enabling near-zero CO2 emissions from fossil fuel power plants and carbon intensive
industries
Call 2: Transforming the energy sector through digitisation
Other actions & cross-cutting issues
28/09/2017
540,30M€
(2018)

Societal Challenge 3
- 4 -
Horizon-2020 SC3 – Projets avec des Wallons
Cheap and efficient application of
reliable ground source heat
exchangers and pumps
New process for efficient CO2
capture by innovative adsorbents
based on modified graphene
aerogels and MOF materials

Global leadership in renewables
- 5 -28/09/2017
Create an EU industrial renewable energy sector which is economically sustainable and
competitive in European and global markets in the long-term
Cost-reductions, performance improvements & large-scale deployment worldwide
Off-shore wind energy, next generation of solar photovoltaics, ocean energy, concentrated solar
power, deep geothermal energy and bioenergy
• Next renewable energy solutions
• Renewable energy solutions for implementation at consumer scale
• Renewable fuels for transport
• Market uptake support

- 6 -28/09/2017
“ Next renewable energy solutions” actions
↳ Identify renewable energy breakthrough that will feed the innovation cycle and become the basis
of the next generation of EU technologies

- 7 -28/09/2017
LC-SC3-RES-2-2018: Disruptive innovation in clean energy technologies
→Take exceptionally promising and innovative energy solutions with high potential impact to real
breakthrough and market application.
↳Demonstration of clear technology development roadmap
↳Strong exploitation plan (business opportunities & potential impact)
Photovoltaic windows
• « transparent »
• Economically viable PV cells  integration in
building applications
• Lifetime and conversion efficiency of
commercial PV modules
• Prototype
Bionic leaf technology
• Renewable fuel production through biological
conversion of CO2 and renewable hydrogen with
inorganic catalysts
• Solar energy ⇒ split water molecules
• Bacteria: H2 & CO2 consumption ⇒fuel
• Advance the overall efficiency of the process for
existing or new biosynthetic systems: 10%↦ 15%
• Improving the engineering of bacteria and their
interface with the catalysts
2-3 M€
19/04/2018
4 projets
RIA
35

- 8 -28/09/2017
“Renewable energy solutions for implementation at consumer scale” actions
↳ depending on the number of consumers involved: range from individual and residential buildings
to industrial sites and district systems
↳ holistic consideration of consumer energy needs, from electricity generation to heating and
cooling services
↳ develop near-zero fossil energy solutions for buildings and districts
↳ significant part of energy to be consumed at place of production ⇒ foster emergence of energy
prosumers ⇒ consumer participation into the energy transformation

- 9 -28/09/2017
LC-SC3-RES-4-2018: Renewable energy system integrated at the building scale
Increased penetration of renewable energy mix and the decarbonisation of the
heating sector  Energy Union Strategy
Solutions integrating several technologies; highest share of renewable energy
• Provide a combination of different renewable energy technologies to cover the highest
possible share of electricity, heating and cooling needs of a multi-family residential or
commercial or public or industrial building
• Take into account users’ and installers’ needs & requirements
• SSH
2-5 M€
31/01/2018
23/08/2018
5-13 projets
RIA
3-4

4-5

- 10 -28/09/2017
LC-SC3-RES-5-2018: Increased performance of technologies for local heating and cooling
solutions
Reduce the use of primary energy for both heating and cooling in residential and commercial
buildings by making renewable, local energy technologies more performant and more cost-
efficient.
Cover one or more of the following aspects:
• Optimisation of the different components of a renewable heating and cooling system
• Development of tools and systems to optimize the design and monitoring of the different components
of a heating and cooling system
• Development of integrated control systems for smart operation of a heating and cooling system
• Both residential and commercial buildings
 10-20% performance increase of available heat/cold
And/or
 Reduction in the investment and operation costs
↳ Reduce dependence on fossil energy for heat and cooling in buildings
3-10 M€
13/02/2018
1-3 projets
IA
5-6

6-7

- 11 -28/09/2017
LC-SC3-RES-6-2018: Demonstrate significant cost reduction for Building Integrated PV (BIPV) solutions
BIPV ↔ multiple functions: mechanical rigidity, weather impact protection, energy economy, fire
and noise protection…
Control system for building management functions, grid feeding, self consumption, local storage
• New BIPV product concepts and cost-efficient production techniques reducing costs by 75% by 2030
(compared to 2015)
• Demonstration of these concepts into a BIPV energy system that guarantees the building
functionalities and energy needs
• Address standardization issues
• Multidisciplinary consortia including PV industry; building materials industry; certification bodies;
market actors
Implementation of policies towards Zero-Energy Buildings
 Diversification of the European PV manufacturing industry
6-10 M€
13/02/2018
3-5projets
IA
5-6

6-7

- 12 -28/09/2017
“Renewable fuels for transport” actions
↳ reduce capital and operational costs
Increase reliability
Provide flexibility to the energy sytem
Solutions implemented where the renewable energy is inserted into the network, is to be
transmitted and distributed to the end user and not, or only used for self consumption

- 13 -28/09/2017
LC-SC3-RES-11-2018: Developing solutions to reduce the cost and increase performance of
renewable technologies
Achieve or maintain global leadership in renewable energy technology ⇒ affordable solutions
cost reduction
One or more of following issues:
• Floating wind: reliable, sustainable and cost efficient anchoring and mooring systems, dynamic
cabling; installation techniques and O&M concepts
• Onshore wind: rotor, generator, druive train & support structures
• Ocean: tidal energy devices with behavioural modelling ⇒ extended lifetime & high resistance
• Geothermal: drilling technologies  cost effectively depths 5km and/or T°C >250°C
• CSP: linear focusing and point focusing technologies
• Hydropower: novel components for hydraulic & electrical machinert
• Bioenergy: small & medium-scale combined heat and power (CHP) from biomass
Lower environmental impact; socio acceptance or resistance
Reduction of CAPEX and/or OPEX of energy generation ⇒ competing fossil fuel sources
2-5M€
31/01/2018
23/08/2018
6-15 projets
RIA
3-4

4-5

- 14 -28/09/2017
LC-SC3-RES-12-2018: Demonstrate highly performant renewable technologies for
combined heat and power (CHP) generation and their integration in the EU’s energy
system
One or more issues to be tackled
Biomass based combined heat and power (CHP)
• Demonstration of technically feasible and cost-effective installation of medium to large-
scale sustainable biomass feedstock CHP via retrofitting of existing fossil-fuel driven
CHP or power plants >10 MW electrical
• Demonstrate cost benefits of transformation over new biomass-based CHP installations
• Commercial operation after the end of the project
Geothermal
• Flexible and/or more efficient geothermal plants units to respond to variable heat and
power demand
• Add heat storage to geothermal plants and/or other auxiliary heat sources (e.g. biomass,
solar thermal) to geothermal sources
Propose either more flexible and/or more efficient geothermal plants
Not necessary to associate other renewable heat sources to geothermal
15-20 M€
13/02/2018
1-2 projets
IA
5

7-8

- 15 -28/09/2017
LC-SC3-RES-13-2018: Demonstrate solutions that significantly reduce the cost of
renewable power generation
Allow electricity produced from renewable sources other than PV and onshore wind to
penetrate widely in the EU energy mix ⇔ cost reduction to a competitive level.
a) Offshore wind: new manufacturing, installation and/or O&M techniques, new materials;
Whole value chain ⇔ also dismantling, recycling and retrofitting;
Health & environmental impacts
b) Deep geothermal: limit the production of emissions and/or to condense and re-inject
gases
c) CSP: demonstration in operational environment of CSP solutions based on novel heat
transfer fluids and/or of solutions which make an innovative use of a heat transfer fluid
already used in other CSP applications
15-20 M€
13/02/2018
2-3 projets
IA
5

7

- 16 -28/09/2017
LC-SC3-RES-21-2018: Development of next generation biofuels and alternative
renewable fuel technologies for road transport
Further development and market penetration of biofuel and renewable fuels ⇒increased
competitiveness
• Next generation non-food/feed drop-in biofuel and alternative renewable fuel
technologies for energy and transport
• Performances improvement: conversion efficiency, cost and feedstock supply, end use
compatibility
• Targets:
• Liquid diesel- and gasoline-like biofuels from biogenic residues and wastes
through chemical, biochemical and/or thermochemical pathways
• Liquid gasoline-like biofuels through biogenic upgrading of biogas
3-5 M€
13/02/2018
5-8 projets
RIA
3-4

5

- 17 -28/09/2017
LC-SC3-RES-22-2018: Demonstration of cost effective advanced biofuel pathways in
retrofitted existing industrial installations
Commercialization of advanced biofuels depends on up-scaling of technologies
↳Overcome high cost & high risk of installation of industrial plants for advanced biofuels
⇒ Demonstrate cost-efficient advanced biofuel pathways which improve economic viability &
reduce capital expenditure (CAPEX) & operating expenses (OPEX).
• Retrofitting of existing industrial installations with necessary innovation specific to the
proposed advanced biofuel pathway
• Installations targeted: in first generation biofuel sites, pulp and paper industry or in existing
fossil refineries
⇒ Integration through upgrade with innovative solutions ⇒ production of advanced biofuels at
scale of a few 1000 tons
• Demonstrate economic feasibility, socio-economic benefits
• Provide information about expected CAPEX & OPEX improvements
8-10 M€
05/04/2018
2 projets
IA
5

7

- 18 -28/09/2017
“Market uptake support” actions

- 19 -28/09/2017
LC-SC3-RES-28-2018-2019-2020: Market Uptake support
Increased share of renewable energy consumed in the EU & more active role for the
consumers introduction and deployment at large scale of new and improved technologies
↳ Number of challenges: cost, consumer acceptance, legal & financial barriers
⇒ Tackle different issues to develop solutions which can be easily implemented for
overcoming barriers to the broad deployment of renewable energy solutions.
1-3 M€
13/02/2018
5 projets
CSA

28/09/2017 - 20 -
Budget
# projets
financés
Deadline
LC-SC3-RES-1-2019-2020: Developing the next generation of renewable energy
technologies
RIA 2-5M€ 4-10
16.10.2018
25.04.2019
LC-SC3-RES-7-2019: Solar energy in Industrial Processes RIA 3-5M€ 2-3 27.08.2019
LC-SC3-RES-8-2019: Combining Renewable Technologies for a Renewable
District Heating and/or Cooling System
IA 8-15M€ 1 11.12.2018
LC-SC3-RES-14-2019: Optimising manufacturing and system operation RIA 3-5M€ 4-6
16.10.2018
25.04.2019
LC-SC3-RES-15-2019: Increase the competitiveness of teh EU PV
manufacturing industry
IA 10-13M€ 2 11.12.2018
LC-SC3-RES-16-2019: Development of solutions based on renewable sources
that provide flexibility to the energy system
RIA 3-5M€ 3-5 27.08.2019
LC-SC3-RES-17-2019: Demonstration of solutions based on renewable sources
that provide flexibility to the energy system
IA 12-15M€ 2-3 11.12.2018
LC-SC3-RES-23-2019: Development of next generation biofuel and alternative
renewable fuel technologies for aviation and shipping
RIA 3-5M€ 4-6 27.08.2019
LC-SC3-RES-24-2019: Boosting pre-commercial production of advanced
aviation biofuels
IA 15-20M€ 1 11.12.2018

Smart and clean energy
for consumers
- 21 -28/09/2017
Make consumers key players of the energy transition
⇒ Allow them to be better informed and more aware as well as to have an increased
capacity to fully engage in energy markets
⇒ Change their energy consumption behavior
↳ understand the drivers of consumer acceptance and behavior
↳ understand how consumers consider, use and value the electricity grid and services it
provides to them
⇒ Reward consumers when playing a role in increasing the share of variable renewables
in the electricity mix
⇒ Address remaining regulatory and market barriers for consumers
⇒ Energy poverty: financial interventions, building retrofitting, low cost measures at
household level, use of renewable energy

Smart and clean energy
for consumers
- 22 -28/09/2017
LC-SC3-EC-1-2018-2019-2020: The role of consumers in changing the market with
informed decision or collective actions
Develop activities informing and motivating consumers to change old and inefficient installed
appliances
LC-SC3-EC-2-2018-2019-2020: Mitigating household energy poverty
Contribute to actively alleviate energy poverty and develop a better understanding of the types and
needs of energy poor households & how to identify them
: 1-2M€ : 03.09.2019 : 2-5 projetsCSA
: 1-2M€ : 03.09.2019 : 2-5 projetsCSA

Smart citizen-centred
energy system
- 23 -28/09/2017
Contribution to the implementation of the EU’s energy policy package “Clean Energy for
all Europeans” & 2030 Climate-Energy objectives (40%GHG ↘ compared to 1990; at
least 27% renewables by 2030)
Prepare and test solutions to support the new proposals for directives and regulations
which are shaping the energy system of the future
Compatibility with regulations, standards & interoperability issues applying to related
technologies
2 main lines of actions:
• Electricity markets and consumers, interacting with other energy vectors
• Decarbonisation of local energy systems (on islands or continent)

energy system
- 24 -28/09/2017
LC-SC3-ES-3-2018-2020: Integrated local energy systems (Energy islands)
Energy production from renewable energy sources new & economically attractive
⇒ opportunities for decarbonizing local energy systems on the mainland
⇒ technological & financial challenges for electricity network
 Decarbonisation & energy savings should result from optimal combination of energy sources
 Importance of storage of all energy vectors& intensive use of latest technologies on power electronics,
control & digitisation
 Innovative approaches ⇔ business cases
 Improvement of local air and citizens acceptance
Develop and demonstrate solutions which analyse and combine, in a well delimited system, all
the energy vectors that are present and interconnect them where appropriate
↳ Preliminary analysis of the local case and develop solutions and tools for the optimisation of the local
energy network
↳ High replication potential across Europe
↳ Involve local consumers, small to medium industrial production facilities and commercial buildings
International cooperation, in particular with India  mutual benefits and added value
5-6 M€
05/04/2018
5-6 projets
IA
5- 8

energy system
- 25 -28/09/2017
LC-SC3-ES-4-2018-2020: Decarbonisation energy systems of geographical Islands
Energy prices on islands = 100% to 400% x mainland
↳ large scale deployment of local renewable energy sources on geographical islands
⇒ Economic benefits
⇒ Decarbonise the energy system
Contribution to at least 4 objectives:
• Achieve high levels of local renewable energy sources penetration
• Achieve highly integrated and digitalized smart grids based on high flexibility services
• Develop synergies between the different energy networks (electricity, heating, cooling,…)
• Achieve a very significant reduction of the use of hydrocarbon based energies; modelling,
forecasting of demand
• Innovative approaches to energy storage
↳ Effective business models for sustainable solutions
↳ Practical recommendations on regulatory & legal aspects, SSH, storage solutions; big data
and data management and digitalization
Synergies established with ongoing & planned work on islands in the Covenant
of Mayors
At least 1 demonstration on 1 island & 2 other follower islands with similar problems
7-10 M€
05/04/2018
2-3 projets
IA
5- 8

energy system
- 26 -
28/09/2017
*TSO: Transmission System Operator
** DSO : Distribution System Operator
LC-SC3-ES-5-2018-2020: TSO-DSO-Consumer: Large-scale demonstration of innovative grid services through
demand response, storage and small-scale (RES) generation
More efficient and effective network management and optimisation ⇒ increased demand response & ability to
integrate increasing shares of renewables
TSOs* & DSOs**: same pool of ressources => coordination of actions
Large scale demonstration  how markets & platforms enable electricity TSOs & DSOs to connect & procure
energy services in a way that will: increase cost efficiency in network operations, create consumer benefits
Enable integration of digital technologies: IoT, Articifial Intelligence, cloud & big data services
Definition and test in real-life demonstrations of integrated system-based markets and platforms for grid
services that can be used and procured by DSOs and TSOs in a coordinated manner
• Development of a seamless pan-EU electricity market
• Incentives given to consumers, buildings, devices ⇒ predictability improvement & problems anticipation
• Platforms and markets scale up
• Promote consumer participation, engagement & perception; innovatig pricing and compensation for consumers
that provide the grid services
Use of cascading funds
Coordination with relevant organisations; cooperation with other projects (cybersecurity, ICT)
15-20M€
05/04/2018
1 projet
IA
5- 8

energy system
- 27 -28/09/2017
LC-SC3-ES-7-2018: Pan-EU forum for R&I on Smart Grids, flexibility and local energuy
networks
Majority of cooperation takes place between organisations from a limited numer of
member States // 15 analysed countries account for less than 5% of RI funds altogether
⇒set-up a European Forum composed of R&I policy makers, R&I actors and experts
('community') in the field of smart grids / storage and local energy systems that is
representative of the EU-28 energy system
⇒ evolve towards a truly integrated pan-European R&I community with a high level of
synergies, spread and representativity over a recommended duration of 4 years
: 3-4M€ : 05.04.2018 : 1 projetCSA

28/09/2017 - 28 -
Budget
# projets
financés
Deadline
LC-SC3-ES-1-2019: Flexibility and retail market options for the distribution grid IA 6-8M€ 5-6 05.02.2019
LC-SC3-ES-2-2019: Solutions for increased regional cross-border cooperation in
the transmission grid
IA 8-10M€ 3 05.02.2019
LC-SC3-ES-6-2019: Research on advanced tools and technological
development
RIA 2-4M€ 7-15 05.02.2019

Smart cities and communities
- 29 -28/09/2017
LC-SC3-SCC-1-2018-2019-2020: Smart cities and communities
COP21 PA  cities role in GHG ↘
↳ realize energy transition in cities ⇒ push energy systems integration
Develop, test and performance-monitor (demonstration) integrated innovative solutions for
positive energy blocks/districts in the Lighthouse cities.
Interaction & integration between buildings, users & energy system + implication of increased electro
mobility ⇔ impact on energy system and its integration in planning
• Develop, together with industry, vision for 2050 (urban, technical, financial, social)
↳ how to move from planning to implementation to replication and scale up to city level
• Mixed use urban districts
• Demonstrate technical, financial, social & legal feasibility of proposed solutions
• Involve local communities and governments
• Promote decarbonisation while improving air quality
• Performance monitoring
• Effective business models for sustainable solutions
• Lighthouse cities: collaboration with Follower cities, act as exemplars
↳ 2 lighthouse cities & at least 5 follower cities
• Cooperation with other Smart cities and communities projects
15-20M€
05/04/2018
2-3projet
IA

Enabling near-zero CO2 emissions from fossil fuel power
plants and carbon intensive industries
- 30 -28/09/2017
Contribute to the low-carbon transition of the European economy
Allow commercial deployment of Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS), make it cost-competitive
and prove its safety
Demonstration of the full CCS chain
• Reduction of energy penalty and cost capture
• Cost effective storage capacity
• Infrastructure for CO2 transport
• New solutions for the conversion of captured CO2 to useful products (fuels, chemicals)
offset high costs of capture & storage
• Integration of flexible fossile fuel power generation & storage
• Smart, secure, more resilient power system
• …

energy system
- 31 -28/09/2017
LC-SC3-NZE-1-2018: Advanced CO2 capture technologies
CCS commercial deployment ⇔ ↘ of the energy intensity of CO2 capture process
& ↘ cost of capture
Validation and pilot demonstration of advanced CO2 capture technologies that have
shown a high potential for reduction of the energy penalty and overall
improvement of cost-efficiency of the whole capture process (not yet commercial )
• Test operating conditions and operational flexibility
• Concepts proof of reliability & cost effectiveness
• Evaluate the cost, technical requirements and operational and safety impacts on the
associated transportation infrastructure, storage or utilization of CO2
• Integration of these technologies in a CCS cluster based on a whole system approach
• KPIs & clear targets for energy penalty redcution, capture rate & relative incremental
operating costs of the capture process
• Assessment of societal readiness towards the proposed innovations
5-10 M€
06/09/2018
2-4 projets
RIA
5- 7

energy system
- 32 -28/09/2017
LC-SC3-NZE-2-2018: Conversion of captured CO2
Conversion of capture CO2 ⇒ produce fuels, replace fossil fuels, seasonal energy
storage
↳ Chemical use of CO2 limited by its low energy content & conversion process highly
energy intensive
Development of energy-efficient and economically and environmentally viable CO2
conversion technologies for chemical energy storage or displacement of fossil
fuels
• Upscaling in the short to medium term
• Potential for proposed CCU solution(s) as CO2 mitigation option through an LCA
• Reasonable targets regarding conversion process, production costs and product yields
• Assessment of societal readiness
• International cooperation
3-4 M€
06/09/2018
3-4 projets
RIA
3-4

5-6

energy system
- 33 -28/09/2017
LC-SC3-NZE-3-2018: Strategic planning for CCUS development
 Establish necessary infrastructures for safe & cost effective CO2 transport & storage;
necessity of cross border transport infrastructure to efficiently connect CO2 hubs &
industrial clusters to sinks
↳ elaboration of detailed plans for comprehensive European CO2 gathering networks and
industrial clusters linked to CO2 storage sites via hubs, pipeline networks and shipping
routes, with due attention to national and border-crossing permitting and regulatory
issues
: 2-3M€ : 06.09.2018 : 1 projetCSA

28/09/2017 - 34 -
Budget
# projets
financés
Deadline
LC-SC3-NZE-4-2019: Integrated solutions for flexible operation of fossil fuel
power plants through power-t-X-to-power and/or energy storage
IA 6-10M€ 2-3 27.08.2019
LC-SC3-NZE-5-2019-2020: Low carbon industrial production using CCUS IA 10-12M€ 2-3 27.08.2019

Cross-cutting issues
- 35 -28/09/2017
LC-SC3-CC-1-2018-2019-2020: Social sciences and humanities (SSH) aspects of the Clean-
Energy transition
Clean energy transition requires a better understanding of cross cutting issues related to
socioeconomic, gender, sociocultural & socio-political issues
Greater social acceptability& more durable governance arrangements & socioeconomic benefits
 2018 topic: social innovation (SI) in the energy sector
Energy transition ⇒ emergence of: energy cooperatives or prosumers, major hubs in urban areas
↳ close proximity between citizens, businesses & institutions, linkages between sectors,
emergence of new business & service models as well as associated governance arrangements
Comparative perspective, with case studies or data from at least 3 EU member states or
associated countries, addressing one or more of below questions:
• What characterizes successful examples of SI?
• What enabling conditions facilitate SI?
• How does SI contributes to livelihoods preservation and development of new business and
service models?
• How does SI contributes to more secure, sustainable and affordable energy? Does SI lead to
greater competitiveness? How?
• Under what conditions does SI lead to greater acceptance of the transition towards a low-
carbon energy system?
1-3 M€
06/09/2018
3-10 projets
RIA
5- 7

- 36 -
28/09/2017
LC-SC3-CC-2-2018-2019-2020: Modelling in support to the transition to a Low-Carbon Energy System in
Europe
Develop new knowledge on energy system modelling, set up an open space for researcher & progress
in understanding requirements of the transition towards a low carbon energy system ⇒ support policy
measures, increase consistency & comparability of modelling practices
• Energy models used to plan support & verify energy policies at national & European level do not fully
encompass all the new challenges posed by the transition to a low-carbon future
↳ decentralized & variability in electricity supply
↳ need for flexibility
↳ integration of the energy systems,…..
In addition: energy models do not always capture the determinants, barriers & impacts
• Civil society  improved access to assumptions, tools & results underlying policy options assessment
• Researcher s enhanced possibilities of open collaborative research and use of open data sources
⇒ Develop a suite of modelling tools and scenario building exercises that will contribute to better
address :
• Representation of recent and future aspects of the European energy system in transition
↳ power generation, demand, energy sectors integration
• Greater transparency and access to assumptions, data, model outputs and to tools used in modelling
exercises
• Better representation of the investment determinants, barriers (energy market and regulatory failures) and
impacts of actors
Plan the organization of an annual conference on energy modelling
4-5 M€
06/09/2018
1 Projet
RIA

- 37 -28/09/2017
LC-SC3-CC-4-2018: Support to sectorial fora
LC-SC3-CC-5-2018: Research, innovation and educational capacities for energy
transition
LC-SC3-CC-6-2018: Transition in coal intensive regions
: ≤ 1M€ : 19.04.2018 : 8 projetsCSA
: 2-4M€ : 06.09.2018 : 1-2 projetsCSA
: 1-2M€ : 06.09.2018 : 1-2 projetsCSA

28/09/2017 - 38 -
Budget
# projets
financés
Deadline
LC-SC3-CC-1-2018-2019-2020: Social sciences and humanities (SSH) aspects
of the Clean-Energy transition
- Challenges facing carbon-intensive regions
RIA 1-3M€ 3-10 27.08.2019
LC-SC3-CC-3-2019: Support for the opening of low-carbon energy research
databases in Europe
CSA 0,5-1M€ 2-4 27.08.2019

Transforming the energy sector
through digitization
- 39 -28/09/2017
DT-ICT-10-2018: Interoperable and smart homes and grids
Exploit IoT reference architectures models that allow for combining services for home or building
comfort and energy management
• Platforms enabling the integration of relevant digital technologies like IoT, AI, cloud and big data
services
• Based on smart-home and building solutions
• Interoperability & data-sharing
• Combine energy services with additional non-energy services
• Demonstrate the platforms and the benefits of energy management through IoT application and
services for users – large-scale pilot
• Users, electricity and energy systems
• Include feedback mechanisms
30M€
14/11/2018
1 projet
IA

28/09/2017 - 40 -
Budget
# projets
financés
Deadline
DT-ICT-11-2019: Big data solutions for energy IA 10M€ 3 02.04.2019

Autres actions
- 41 -28/09/2017
Joint programming (ERA-net Cofund, JPI COFUND…)
Pre-commercial procurement
Prizes
…

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Présentations des Appels H2020
Efficacité énergétique (bâtiment et industrie)

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Horizon 2020 - Energie
Objectifs 2030:
• Au moins 40 % réduction des émissions ( référence
1990)
• 27 % d’énergie renouvelable
• Augmenter de 27 % l’efficacité énergétique
• Objectif 10% Interconnexion réseaux électrique

ENERGY CHALLENGES
- 4 -
Energy Efficiency Competitive
Low carbon
energies
Smart Cities &
communities*
SME Instrument
*Contribution Joint Call

ENERGY EFFICIENCY CHALLENGES
(2016-2017)
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Draft appels à
projets
Parfois en 2 étapes
* Sauf CSA EE: 7 juin 2017

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Présentation des
TOPICS 2018

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Energy Efficient Building
• Bâtiments représentent
• 40 % de la consommation d’énergie
• 1/3 des émissions GES
• Faible taux de renouvellement (1-2%
/an)
• Rénovation du parc existant est un vrai
challenge
• Recherche sur les technologies , les
matériaux, les systèmes, du logement
individuel au quartier

PPP – Energy Efficient Building
Industry :
define R&D strategy
Commission : launch
calls
Co-financing
Impact :
growth, jobs, societal
benefits
 Roadmaps
 E2B Association (120 mbrs)
 http://www.e2b-ei.eu
 Open to all
pilots, demonstrators > techno deployment

PPP Energy Efficient Buildings
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TOPIC 2018
EeB-02 EeB-02-2018: Building information modelling adapted to efficient
renovation
RIA
EeB-06 EeB-06-2018-20: ICT for proactive residential buildings and
construction, design to end of life
IA
partie NMBP
Full Proposals : 1 Mars 2018

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EeB-02-2018: Building information modelling adapted to efficient renovation
 Challenge : BIM tools : new buildings > existing buildings
 produce compatible tools that would allow to collect data from existing buildings
(e.g. geometric data) and exploit data from different sources.
 Dvlp new BIM tool kits that would exploit various sources of data and models associated :
 To harmonise different data sources regarding the components and equipment of a
building
 include existing building parameters, as well as the environmental and GIS data.
 Be flexible in coupling the overall BIM system with other additional types of models (e.g.
buildings acoustics; economical evaluation of various renovations scenarios)
 Be flexible to adapt to work planning
 Can use inputs from non-professional audience composed of tenants & inhabitants
 Including standardisation aspects
Impact :
 A reduction of the renovation working time of at least 15 -20 % wrt refrence
 Acceleration of the market uptake in particular amongst constructing/ renovations companies
with a target of 50% of their renovation business based on BIM.
 Creation of best practice examples for the construction retrofitting sector with benefits for the
operators and associated stakeholders (architects, designers, planners, etc.)
RIA
4 → 6
€ 5-7
1.03.201

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EeB-06-2018-20: ICT for proactive residential buildings and construction, design to end of life
 Turning buildings from reactivity to proactivity trough smart ICT (Inhabitants level and
energy management and contracting level):
 provide the most important parameters to be measured and controlled for integrated
and demand-based control of the building service system, including self-
management, self-monitoring, self-maintenance and self-optimisation
 Systematic & standardised approach to process the data generated by the sensors,
forecasting services and end-users. Big Data use by advanced data visualisation to
optimise the operation of the building;
 fully integrated systems : compact, exchangeable, and easy to commission &
operate;
 Implement and demonstrate new business models that provide services which
enable buildings to be proactive.
 Impact
 Operation and maintenance cost reductions of at least 20% compared to current
situation
 Energy cost reductions of at least 30% compared to current situation
 Improved indoor environment and higher % of satisfied users
 High replication potential
IA
5 → 7
€ 6-8
1.03.201

EeB-01-2019: Integration of energy smart materials in non-residential buildings
(IA)
EeB-03-2019: New developments in plus energy houses (IA)
EeB-05-2019/20: Integrated storage systems for residential buildings (IA)
EeB-04-2020: Industrialisation of building envelope for the renovation market (IA)
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TOPIC 2018
LC-SC3-EE-1-
2018-2019-2020
Decarbonisation of the EU building stock: innovative approaches and
affordable solutions changing the market for buildings renovation (EeB)
IA
LC-SC3-EE-2-
2018-2019
Integrated home renovation services CSA
LC-SC3-EE-5-
2018-2019-2020
Next-generation of Energy Performance Assessment and Certification
(EeB)
IA
partie Environnement
: 04.09.2018
: tbc

EE-1-2018-2019-2020. Decarbonisation of the EU building stock: innovative
approaches and affordable solutions changing the market for buildings renovation
 Deep renovations need to become more attractive to all stakeholders :
Affordable, faster (20%), more reliable in terms of performance, less disruptive for occupants,
less time-consuming, less energy-intensive, more environmentally friendly
Asked :
• innovation in technology, design and construction methods
• integration of disciplines across the value chain > innovations in business models
• heating & cooling systems and the integration of on-site renewable energy generation, energy
storage systems (optional : district heating and cooling systems, hybrid energy systems)
• quick and simple installation. 20% time reduction.
• monitoring and displaying of real time energy performance and other relevant data (including
in service use)
• solutions should ensure high levels of occupant comfort (thermal, visual and acoustic) and
indoor environmental quality (e.g. air quality, humidity)
 All solutions should be demonstrated & replicable for defined building typologies in several
districts/cities/regions. - 15 -
€ 3 - 4
IA
➔8-9

EE-2-2018-2019 : Integrated home renovation services
Challenge – Scope
Public authorities, individuals or businesses – lack the skills and capacity to set up,
implement and finance ambitious low-energy and clean energy building projects
 Create or replicate innovative local or regional "integrated home renovation services“
 … covering the whole "customer journey" from technical and social diagnosis, technical
offer, contracting of works, structuring and provision of finance (e.g. loans or EPCs), to the
monitoring of works and quality assurance.
 … build upon the promising experiences of integrated renovation services emerging in
Europe
Impact
 Implementation and upscale of economically viable business models, ultimately running
without the need for public subsidies
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€ 1 - 2CSA

EE-5-2018-2019-2020. Next-generation of Energy Performance Assessment and
Certification
Challenge/ Scope:
Energy Performance Certificates – EPCs
Assessment processes and certificates have to become more reliable, user-
friendly, cost-effective > trust & incite investments in energy efficient building
 Call 2018 : CSA, 1-2 M€
Stimulate and enable next-generation of energy performance assessment and
certification > achieve enhanced reliability, cost-effectiveness and compliance
with relevant EU standards
Proposals should develop strategies to encourage convergence of EPC
practices and tools across the EU
The applicability should be assessed through a broad set of well-targeted and
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EE-5-2018-2019-2020. Next-generation of Energy Performance Assessment and
Certification
Challenge/ Scope:
Energy Performance Certificates – EPCs
Assessment processes and certificates have to become more reliable, user-
friendly, cost-effective > trust & incite investments in energy efficient building
 Call 2019 : IA, 2-2,5 M€
Definition and demonstration of innovative approaches for the assessment of
building energy performance
 more reliable, cost-effective and compliant with relevant EU standards
 Increased rate of application and compliance of EPCs and independent
control systems with EU and national legislation
 Increased of EPCs databases for compliance checking and verification,
linking with financing schemes and building stock characteristics research
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IA
→ 6-7

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TOPIC 2019 & 20
LC-SC3-EE-4-
2019-2020
Upgrading smartness of existing buildings through innovations for
legacy equipment
IA
LC-SC3-EE-3-
2019-2020
Stimulating demand for sustainable energy skills in the construction
sector
CSA

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Energy efficient Industry & services
• Industrie représente:
> 39% consommation énergétique UE
• Besoin de réduire les couts liés à
l’énergie
• Besoin d’améliorer l’Efficacité
énergétique et augmenter
investissements
• Focus également sur la récupération
de chaleur / conversion de chaleur en
énergie

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TOPIC 2018
LC-SC3-EE-6-
2018-2019-2020
Business case for industrial waste heat/cold recovery IA
LC-SC3-EE-13-
2018-2019-2020
Enabling next-generation of smart energy services valorising energy
efficiency and flexibility at demand-side as energy resource
CSA -
IA
LC-SC3-EE-14-
2018-2019-2020
Socio-economic research conceptualising and modelling energy
efficiency and energy demand
RIA
LC-SC3-EE-8-
2018-2019
Capacity building programmes to support implementation of energy
audits
CSA
: 04.09.2018
: tbc

EE-6-2018-2019-2020: Business case for industrial waste heat/cold recovery
Challenge/ Scope:
Wide-scale deployment of industrial waste heat/cold recovery not fully exploited in energy intensive
industries. Commercial interest neglected (e.g. district heating potential)
2018 : IA - Cost-benefit models for industrial waste heat/cold recovery
 develop integrated cost-benefit simulation tools
 to choose best utilisation option (most financial attractive) of recovered waste and/or energy
surplus
 consider also the possibility to contribute to efficient use/system integration of renewable energy
sources through e.g. heat/cold storage and flexible production
 take into account all relevant parameters/ costs (generation, storage, administrative, …)
 simulation tools are expected to be
 flexible enough to allow a large number of different types of industrial sites
 validated through demonstration in real operating conditions in industrial facilities
Impact:
 Accurate prediction and holistic modelling tools to be demonstrated
 Transfert to market/ sector : indicators to be provided
 Primary Energy Savings achieved - 22 -
4 - 8
€ 3 - 4
IA

EE-13-2018-2019-2020: Enabling next-generation of smart energy services
valorising energy efficiency and flexibility at demand-side as energy resource
Challenge/ Scope:
Energy Efficiency services (e.g. Energy Performance Contracting (EPC)) available but not yet used in (all)
industry efficiency sectors.
ICT technologies
• better control energy consumption according to market and system needs and energy availability
• big data generated by smart meters, smart devices > new monitoring possibilities
2018 : CSA – develop at last 2 of following points :
 Energy service models (like EPC) and services that target new sectors and new actors
 "Pay for performance"-schemes which focus on permanently reducing power consumption in
particular at peak times, thus attracting new sources of financing
 The use of 'big data' generated by smart meters, equipment, sensors
 Business models which work equally for energy efficiency and other services
 Improving the accessibility and quality of demand side service providers while enhancing their
access to the market.
 Additional non-energy features that support the up-take of innovative energy efficiency services
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€ 1 - 2
CSA
- IA

EE 14-2018-2019-2020: Socio-economic research conceptualising and
modelling energy efficiency and energy demand
Challenge/ Scope:
Energy Efficiency has been recognised as a resource in its own right >> compete on equal terms
with generation capacity and to have primary consideration across all policies
However: impacts not well understood & benefits not sufficiently taken into account in financial and
political decision making & planning
2018 : make the energy efficiency first principle more operational
 analyse how energy efficiency programmes (eep) along the efficiency chain, can compete in
reality with supply side investments.
 Conceptualise, asses, model eep in particular
 its role and value in the energy system (e.g. for planning of generation assets and networks
adequacy etc.) and the energy market
 its role and value in financing decisions;
 its economic and social impacts;
 its correlation and interaction with other policy objectives (e.g. renewable energies)
 existing best practices worldwide where energy efficiency projects are given priority over
additional supply side measures. - 24 -
€ 1 –
1,5
RIA

EE-8-2018-2019: Capacity building programmes to support implementation
of energy audits
Challenge/ Scope:
Energy Efficiency Directive : encourage SMEs to undergo energy audits and to implement the
recommended energy-saving measures. But SMEs lack of expertise, time, capital, support
schemes
 Focus on one, or more, of the following issues:
 Staff trainings and capacity buildings programmes. Programmes should aim at bridging the
gap between demand and supply side (SMEs, auditors, finance institutions, managing
authorities of supporting schemes).
 Capacity building. Development and implementation of corporate policy measures involving
all actors (from decision makers/corporate board members to employees in each
department)
 Initiatives supporting Member States in empowering or establishing national supporting
schemes for SMEs (incentives)
 Proposals should demonstrate how the proposed activities will be continued commercially
beyond the project lifetime.
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€ 1 - 2
CSA

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Financements innovants
• Financements innovants pour l’efficacité
énergétique:
• Gap entre le secteur financier et les
projets développés
• Manque de références en terme
d’investissements et projets
• Les enjeux sont traités à différents
niveaux:
• Projet
• Programme
• Européen

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TOPIC 2018
LC-SC3-EE-9-
2018-2019
Innovative financing for energy efficiency investments CSA
LC-SC3-EE-10-
2018-2019-2020
Mainstreaming energy efficiency finance CSA
LC-SC3-EE-11-
2018-2019-2020
Aggregation - Project Development Assistance CSA
: 04.09.2018
: tbc

EE-9-2018-2019 : Innovative financing for energy efficiency investments
Challenge/ Scope:
Need to set up innovative financing schemes at regional or national level in order to create the
conditions for adequate supply of private finance for energy efficiency investments
Address one or more of following points:
 Establishment of new innovative, operational financing schemes;
 Replication of previously successful solutions
 Establishment of regional/national aggregators which are able to develop large (standardized)
project pipelines;
 Creation of EU or regional/national energy efficiency investment roundtables/platforms
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€ 1 – 1,5
CSA

EE-10-2018-2019-2020: Mainstreaming energy efficiency finance
Challenge/ Scope:
Energy efficiency is not yet considered as an attractive investment by the financial sector.
Barriers : lack of statistical data on the actual energy and costs savings, on payment default rates, …
Adress one or more of following points:
 Development, demonstration and promotion of frameworks for the standardisation and
benchmarking of sustainable energy investments
 Capacity building for banks and investors at the national and local level
 Gathering, processing and disclosing large-scale data on actual financial performance of energy
efficiency investments
 Further integration of non-energy benefits in project valuation
 Targeting institutional investors
 Exploring the impact of revised risk ratings and requirements for energy efficiency on financial
regulations (Basel III, Solvency II).
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€ 1 – 1,5
CSA

EE-11-2018-2019-2020: Aggregation - Project Development Assistance
Challenge/ Scope:
Investors and lenders need to gain more confidence on investment projects related to energy efficiency
which are still seen as risky and fragmented
Scope :
Project Development Assistance (PDA) to public and private project promoters such as :
• public authorities or their groupings, public/private infrastructure operators and bodies, energy
service companies, retail chains, large property owners and services/industry.
The action will support building technical, economic and legal expertise needed for project development
and leading to the launch of concrete investments, which are the final aim and deliverable of the project.
Investements targeted : EUR 7.5 million to EUR 50 million.
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€ 1 – 1,5
CSA

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Support to policy driven innovation
• Actions de support (CSA)
aux politiques d’efficacité
energétique
• Vers les consomateurs,
autorités publiques, villes,
etc

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TOPIC 2018
LC-SC3-EE-15-
2018
New energy label driving and boosting innovation in products energy
efficiency
CSA
LC-SC3-EE-16-
2018-2019-2020
Supporting public authorities to implement the Energy Union CSA
LC-SC3-EE-17-
2019
LC-SC3-EE-17-2019: European City facility - European Cities as key
innovation hubs to unlock finance for energy efficiency
CSA
: 04.09.2018
: tbc

EE-15-2018 : New energy label driving and boosting innovation in products
energy efficiency
Challenge/ Scope:
Energy labels : A+++ to D > once the majority of products reach the highest classes, the label no longer
stimulates further innovation.
Idea : rescale labels > existing products re-categorised in lower classes > create a new empty top
classes category to re-stimulate innovation
Cover one or more of the following:
1. Awareness-raising and information campaigns to alert market actors of label rescaling,
2. Raise the capacity of manufacturers to fulfil their obligations providing and displaying respectively
the correct label at the point of sale;
3. Exchange of best practices in relation to these campaigns, including through the recommendation of
common key messages to the respective target groups.
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€ 1 – 1,5
CSA

LC-SC3-EE-16-2018-2019-2020: Supporting public authorities to implement the
Energy Union
Challenge/ Scope:
Contribute to political commitment of national/ regional authorities in Energy Union approach
Scope : cover one or more of the following points :
• enhanced coordination leading to politically approved and jointly applied monitoring and verification
schemes of energy efficiency measures across local and regional authorities,
• Support public authorities in the development of transition roadmaps that clearly outline the path to the
European long-term 2050 targets.
Actions should link closely to the Covenant of Mayors and/or Smart Cities and Communities initiatives;
• Innovative ways to enable public engagement in the energy transition
• Deliver large-scale and action-oriented peer-to-peer learning programmes targeting cities and/or regions,
with a strong replication potential European-wide.
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€ 1 – 1,5
CSA

LC-SC3-EE-17-2019: European City facility - European Cities as key innovation
hubs to unlock finance for energy efficiency
Challenge/ Scope:
New Smart Finance for Smart Building (SFSB) initiative : mobilising investment in energy efficiency and
renewables
Need to boost project aggregation and build a substantial pipeline of energy efficiency investment projects
across Europe
Scope : to set up and run a 'European City Facility' which offers financial support and services to cities and
municipalities or their groupings:
• The City Facility should offer financial support to develop innovative investment concepts within a
limited period of time
• At least 80% of the budget should directly benefit cities, municipalities or their groupings.
• Proposals should demonstrate that they are able to mobilise a critical mass of cities or their groupings
and have a sound and inclusive outreach strategy to cities and communities across Europe.
• In order to qualify for support through the City Facility, cities and communities should demonstrate proof
of political commitment (min 100 000 inhabitants target/ single or grouping municipalities, …)
Overall, the action should trigger for every million Euro of Horizon 2020 support energy efficiency
investments worth at least EUR 20 million
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€ 10
CSA

Geraldine Dupin Pierre Fiasse
Environment, Energy NCP Nano, Materials, Transport & Aero NCP
Tel +32 (0) 10 47 19 61 Tel +32 (0) 10 47 19 49
geraldine.dupin@ncpwallonie.be pierre.fiasse@ncpwallonie.be

Gabrielle Masy
Haute Ecole de la Province de Liège
Gabrielle.masy@help.be

PROJET BRICKER
• Objectif: FP7 - PPP Energy Efficient Buildings
Rénovation bâtiment public – Cogénération ORC
http://www.bricker-project.com/
• Budget Total 13.000.000,00 EUR
Budget démonstration Liège 3.307.713,90 EUR
Subsides UE 954.120,00 EUR
Subsides Région Wallonne 108.521,00 EUR
• Durée 2013-2017 En cours d’implémentation

GENESE
Juin 2012
Région
Wallonne
Comice Smart
Cities
Juin 2012
Accord de principe
du SPB
Juillet 2012
Infodays EeB
NCP
Contact
ACCIONA
Août 2012
NCP
Key Players
ACCIONA
Octobre 2012
Meeting
ACCIONA
Intégration
ULg ACTE
Décembre 2012
Dépôt Projet
Février 2013
Acceptation
Projet
Octobre 2013
Kickoff
Meeting
• Participation et presentation aux Info Days
• Coordinateur expérimenté comme ACCIONA
Bénéfices pour 3 acteurs wallons
• Université de Liège : Recherche
• PME Acte Greencom: Développement
• Service Provincial des Bâtiments Démonstration
Conclusions

Horizon-2020 appels 2018
Climate action, environment, resource efficiency and raw materials
Les slides seront disponibles sur le site web du NCP-Wallonie
Les informations communiquées n’ont pas encore été adoptées par la Commission Européenne;
Géraldine DUPIN

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Agenda
Introduction
Le work programme SC5
A vous de jouer!
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Introduction
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Les origines
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• 25/09/2015: Adoption de l’agenda pour un développement durable à l’horizon
2030 par l’ONU
↳ entrée en vigueur en 2016
↳ 17 « Sustainable Development Goals »
• Implication de tous les Etats, quel que soit leur richesse
• Agir dans un souci de préserver la planète
• Stratégies de croissance économique
 préoccupations environnementales
 préoccupations sociales

Les origines
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• 12/12/2015: COP21
↳ 2016: entrée en vigueur des Accords de Paris sur les changements climatiques
• Diminuer l’augmentation de la température globale à 2°C
• Tenter de se limiter à 1,5°C
• 18/03/2015: Cadre d'action de Sendai pour la réduction des risques de
catastrophe 2015-2030 adopté par l’ONU
• Ecarter les nouveaux risques de catastrophes connus et limiter les risques
existants  mesures intégrées
⇒ Réduction substantielle des pertes et des risques liées aux catastrophes
• 20/10/2016: Conférence de Quito
• Agenda d’actions partagé par les métropoles du Nord et du Sud
↳ En 2030, 60% population mondiale sera urbaine
↳ En 2050, 70% population mondiale sera urbaine
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L’impact
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« Sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic
growth;
Climate action
Responsible consumption and production
Industry
Innovation and infrastructure
Sustainable cities and communities
Clean water and sanitation
Sustainlable use of terrestrial ecosystems »
• Climate action in support to Paris Agreement
• Circular economy
• Raw materials - CRM
• Water for our environment, economy and society
• Innovating cities for sustainability and resilience
• Protecting and leveraging the value of our natural and
cultural assets (which includes Earth Observation,
nature-based solutions, disaster risk reduction and
natural capital accounting, and heritage alive)
Priorités
reprises dans
le Work
Programme
Souci de développement durable
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Quelles implications?
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• Challenge driven
• Solutions oriented
• Trans-disciplinary perspective
• Technology
• Business model
• Economic organisation
• Finance
• Governance
• Regulation
• Skills and social innovation
• Co-knowledge & co-delivery of outcomes with
• Economic; Industrial; Research actors
• Public authorities
• Civil society
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Le work programme SC5
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Le Societal Challenge 5 à 2020
 « Smart, sustainable and
inclusive growth »
 6 priorités
 7ème programme d’action
environnemental à 2020
 Politiques liées à l’Economie
Circulaire
 Union de l’Energie
→ Emphase sur science et innovation
→ Open Research Data
→ Utilisation de GEOSS* et autres
programmes européens liés à
l’observation de la Terre
→ Favoriser les investissements privés et
publics
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* GEOSS: Global Earth Observation System of Systems

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Building a low-carbon, climate
resilient future: climate action
in support of the Paris
Agreement
H2020-LC-CLA-2018-2019-2020
Greening the economy in line
with the Sustainable
Development Goals
H2020-SC5-2018-2019-2020
2 calls
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+
Other actions & cross-cutting issues

Timing 2018 – SC5
Climate action, environment,
resource efficiency and raw materials
12
Octobre 2017 27 février 2018 juillet 2018 Octobre 2018
Publication
appels à projets
Dépôt des projets Résultat de
l’évaluation
Signature contrat
Structuration idée
et budget
Identification
partenaires
Rédaction Évaluation
Finalisation du
contrat
Exécution du
projet
Maintenant
Draft appels à
projets
Parfois en 2 étapes
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Priorités du SC5 (2018-2020)
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Données
observation de
la Terre
Economie circulaire
Matières premières
Solutions
basées sur la
nature
Actions pour le
climat
Décarbonisation
Héritage
Culturel
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Building a low carbon,
climate resilitent future
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Focus sur objectifs COP21
↳ Proposer des solutions permettant d’atteindre les objectifs d’adaptation et de mitigation
↳ Promouvoir les connaissances scientifiques adéquates pour implémenter les « Nationally Determined
Contributions (NDCs) »
Support aux politiques Européennes liées à « Energy Union », « Arctic policy », « EU Adaptation Srtategy »
ainsi que les efforts de diplomatie de l’UE relatifs au climat
 Support aux SDG, en particulier:
• SDG13: « Climate action »
• SDG6: « Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all »
• SDG11: « Sustainable cities and communities »
• SDG14: « Lige below water »
• SDG15: « Life on Land »
Emphase sur:
- Stratégie des partenariats
- Importance de la communication

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LC-CLA-01-2018: supporting the development of climate policies to deliver on the Paris Agreement
through Integrated Assessment Models (IAMs)
PA ⇔ soumission et revue périodique des Nationally Determined Contributions + communication des parties
prenantes relative à leur stratégie de développement à 2050 pour la limitation des GHG.
a) Supporting the design and assessment of climate policies
⇒ Fournir du savoir relatif au design, requis, gouvernance et impact des actions en matière de climat.
⇒ Adresser la problématique de la décarbonisation (potentiel, faisabilité, impacts socio-économiques, co-
bénéfices, approche orientée marché)
⇒ Utilisation “Integrated Assessment Models” (IAMs) pour une approche holistique
b) Improving Integrated Assessment Models (IAMs)
⇒ Amélioration/enrichissement de l’état de l’art des IAMs, dans un ou plusieurs domaines (représentations
sectorielles, gaz à effets de serre, inégalités, interaction avec d’autres objectifs de développement,…)
⇒ Amélioration de la couverture géographique des modèles
Pour les 2 sujets: étendre l’approche au delà des frontières européennes, notamment les émetteurs
majeurs et les pays moins développés
5-7M€
27/02/2018
04/09/2018
3-5 projets
RIA

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LC-CLA-03-2018: Climate change impacts in Europe
Augmentation des températures et changement des précipitations
⇒ disponibilité nourriture, eau, énergie ⇒ ↗ volatilité des marchés ⇒ ↗ tensions régionales ⇒ impact stabilité
internationale et sécurité
Incertitude relative aux impacts du climat ⇒ ↗ risques secteurs financier & business
a) Climate change impacts on health in Europe
⇒ Liens changements climatiques // impacts sur la santé: revue SoA, reporting et progrès
⇒ Coûts associés ; adaptation stratégies
⇒ Quantification co-bénéfices sur la santé dus à la mitigation et aux adaptations déja réalisées
⇒ Cibler les actions de recherche pour adresser les principaux problèmes et les principaux gaps; priorisation
éléments clés pour l’Europe
⇒ Regroupement avec activités de recherche collaborative ; synergies SC1 (Santé)
b) Global climate change impacts from a European perspective
Comment les impacts directs et indirects des changement climatiques dans le monde vont :
⇒ affecter les « supply » et « value chain » : économie et société Européennes , secteurs: finance, business,
infrastructure, ressources, denrées
⇒ affecter les politiques Européennes concernées
⇒ risques associés? Analyse de risque selon différents scenarii
5-7M€
27/02/2018
04/09/2018
3-4 projets
RIA
28/09/2017

Building a low carbon, climate resilitent future
- 17 -
LC-CLA-04-2018: Resilience and sustainable reconstruction of historic areas to cope with climate change and
hazard events
Impact des changements climatiques et dangers naturels sur les zones historiques et leurs environs en
Europe :
↗ leur résilience; sécuriser leur reconstruction durable lors de dommages ou destructions (conservation
caractéristiques intrinsèques).
Approches basées sur les connaissances et les évidences ⇒ ↗ rentabilité
Une seule proposition d’actions:
⇒ comment implémenter les principes de reconstructions améliorées et sécurisées
⇒ comment améliorer la résilience des zones concernées de manière pro-active ⇒ meilleure résistance futurs
dommages
↳ développement de modèles, déploiement et validation d’outils, stratégies, plans, lignes directrices ⇔ ↗résilience,
reconstruction durable, meilleure prédiction des impacts directs et indirects des changements climatiques et
environnementaux
↳ test et pilotage de nouvelles solutions rentables
↳ revue, cartographie et caractérisation: expériences + bonne pratiques UE et hors UE ⇔ réplicabilité;
recommandations
Recommandations:
↳ “Copernicus Climate Change Service”, “Copernicus Emergency Management Service” + SC5 “heritage alive”
↳ SSH; acteurs sociaux et communautés
Au minimum 3 sites historiques de différents états membres ou pays associés
5-6M€
27/02/2018
04/09/2018
3-4 projets
RIA

- 18 -28/09/2017
LC-CLA-08-2018: Adressing knowledge gaps in climate science, in support of IPCC* reports
Meilleure compréhension des process clés qui contrôlent le système climatique de la Terre ⇒
amélioration des projections climatiques, ↘ sensibilité des calculs, ↗ compréhension des conditions
météorologiques extrêmes, évaluation plus poussée des impacts climatiques en lien avec les “points de
bascule” des changements climatiques brutaux, identification des “safe operating spaces”.
Utilisation combinées de modèles et paléo-reconstructions réalisées dans les zones polaires ⇒
↗ compréhension fonctionnement du système climatique ↔ transitions climatiques abruptes ; périodes
plus froides ou plus chaudes
a) Improving the understanding of key climate processes for reducing uncertainty in climate
projections and predictions
⇒ Meilleure compréhension des process clés affectant le système climatique terrestre dans le temps ⇒
améliorer les projections et prédictions climatiques et contraindre la sensitivité des estimations
⇒ Les process clés concernés devront être: cycles bio-géo-chimiques, dynamiques et interactions
nuages-aérosols; dynamique des océans; interactions dynamiques atmosphère / terre / glace (terrestre
& marine); couplages troposphère-stratosphère; …
27/02/2018
04/09/2018
6-10 projets
RIA
6-8 M€

- 19 -28/09/2017
LC-CLA-08-2018: Adressing knowledge gaps in climate science, in support of IPCC* reports
b) Tipping points
⇒ meilleurs compréhension des changements climatique abruptes, des éléments de bascule du
système terrestre climatique et de leurs « points de bascule »
⇒ identification des « Safe Operating Spaces »  stratégies long terme pour prévenir ou limiter
les impacts
⇒ compréhension des impacts et des indicateurs d’alerte précoces
c) Ice-core drilling in East Antarctica
⇒ utilisation des résultats du projet « Beyond Epica » et contribution à la démarche d’obtention
d’un noyau de glace d’1,5 M d’années en provenance de l’Antarctique de l’est ⇒ compréhension
des liens entre cycle du carbone / plaques de glace / océan / atmosphère; anticiper les réponses
climatiques aux GHG
27/02/2018
04/09/2018
6-10 projets
RIA
6-8 M€
10 M€

2018
- 20 -
TOPIC FOCUS TYPE Budget
# Projets
financés
Deadline
Decarbonisation
27/02/2018
04/09/2018
LC-CLA-01-2018
Supporting the development of climate policies to deliver on the Paris A.
through Integrated Assessment Models (IAMs)
RIA 25,00 3-5
Climate adaptation, impacts and services
LC-CLA-03-2018 Climate impacts in Europe RIA 20,00 3-4
LC-CLA-04-2018
Resilience and sustainable reconstruction of historic areas to cope with
climate change and hazard events
RIA 18,00 3-4
Knowledge gaps
LC-CLA-08-2018 Adressing knowledge gaps in climate science, in support of IPCC reports RIA 60,00 6-10
28/09/2017

2019
- 21 -
TOPIC FOCUS TYPE Budget
# Projets
financés
Deadline
Decarbonisation
19/02/2019
04/09/2019
LC-CLA-02-2019 Negative emissions and land-use based mitigation assessment RIA 22,00 3-4
Climate adaptation, impacts and services
LC-CLA-05-2019 Human dynamics of climate change RIA 23,00 3-5
Inter-relations between climate change, biodiversity and ecosystem services
LC-CLA-06-2019 Inter-relations between climate change, biodiversity and ecosystems RIA 25,00 3-5
The Cryosphere
LC-CLA-07-2019 The changing cryosphere : uncertainties, risks and opportunities RIA 39,00 5-7
LC-CLA-07-2019 The changing cryosphere : uncertainties, risks and opportunities CSA 2,00 1 19/02/2019
28/09/2017

Greening the economy
in line with the Sustainable Development Goals
- 22 -28/09/2017
 Focus sur SDGs via une économie plus verte, plus rationnelle en termes d’utilisation des
ressources, plus résiliente par rapport au climat, plus en synchronisation avec l’environnement

Greening the economy
in line with the Sustainable Development Goals
- 23 -28/09/2017
Connecting economic and environmental gains – the circular economy
 Focus sur SDGs:
• SDG 12: « Responsible consumption and production »
• SDG 6: « Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all »
• SDG 11: « Sustainable cities and communities »
• SDG13: « Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts »
Support à « Habitat III New Urban Agenda »
Implémentation du Plan d’Action pour l’Economie Circulaire et les priorités Européennes
Effet attendu des actions réalisées dans le cadre de ce call, à moyen terme:
↳ Economie circulaire
• rationale robuste pour le volet environnemental
• logique business convaincante
↳ Augmenter la capacités des villes à adopter l’économie circulaire
↳ Améliorer l’efficience de l’utilisation des ressources:
• réduction des déchets, de la pollution, des émissions de GHG
• utilisation accrue de ressources secondaires sans impact sur la santé
↳ Supporter la transition vers des solutions systémiques et intégrées pour clore les cycle d’utilisation de l’eau
↳ Durabilité des produits

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