This funding opportunity supports projects demonstrating viable regional value chains for sustainable solid biofuels derived from upgraded biogenic residues and wastes. Projects focus on high-efficiency combined heat and power (CHP) plants sized between 10 and 30 MWe, ensuring continuous, cost-effective, and low-emission operation. Proposals must address socio-economic and environmental sustainability through comprehensive life cycle analysis and comply with the Renewable Energy Directive. The goal is to enhance renewable energy penetration, regional competitiveness, and energy security while
Eligible applicants must comply with admissibility conditions including proposal page limits and layout, be from eligible countries as described in the Horizon Europe Work Programme, and meet financial and operational capacity requirements. Use of Copernicus and Galileo/EGNOS data is required if sat
