EUDP grant 2021 - cleantech projects in Denmark
EUDP grant 2021 - cleantech projects in Denmark

Insight

The Danish Energy Technology and Demonstration Program (EUDP) has announced a new call for grant applications for DKK 250 millions

Insight

The Danish Energy Technology and Demonstration Program (EUDP) has announced a new call for grant applications for DKK 250 millions

The Danish Energy Technology Development and Demonstration (EUDP) supports new energy technology that contributes to the Danish government’s goals to reduce CO2 emissions. For 2021, the grant is on total DKK 250 million of which around DKK 100 million are for projects focusing on Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) as well as Power-to-X (PtX) technologies.

When

Next round of applications

THE EUDP (ENERGY TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT AND DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM)

EUDP supports Danish as well as foreign companies and universities to develop and demonstrate new energy technologies. EUDP can support energy technologies widely including renewable energy technologies, energy efficiency technologies, conversion technologies such as fuel cells and hydrogen, integration of energy systems e.g. storage, more efficient methods for recovery of oil and gas and storage of CO2.

EUDP has again opened up for applications from projects within energy technology. This year, the general fund will be DKK 250 million with DKK 100 million focusing on CCS and PtX technologies. In addition, a grant on DKK 16,5 million focuses on projects within development and demonstration of technologies necessary to process hydrogen to “X” products including capture and filtration of CO2 from waste plants and industry companies as well as production of green ammonia, jet fuel etc. 

The deadline is 5 March 2021

Read more here (Find the application scheme in English at the right side of the website).

 

Projects supported in 2020

Several of the projects to receive funds in 2020 were about long-term storage of green energy. In the RockStore project, the company Heliac is going to work with a new energy storage technology at Norfos’ waste-to-energy plant in Hørsholm.

Low cost green energy all year

Several of the projects to receive funds in 2020 were about long-term storage of green energy. In the RockStore project, the company Heliac is going to work with a new energy storage technology at Norfos’ waste-to-energy plant in Hørsholm. 

“Together with a competent circle of partners from the energy sector, we will demonstrate a cheap, effective and flexible energy storage solution at Norfors’ waste-to-energy plant.” 

Michael Rask

Project Development Director at Heliac

From barge to offshore windmill

Another project receiving funding from EUDP in 2020 was ELS. Eltronic Wind Solutions and Force Technology will improve the heavy lifting that take place at sea when installing offshore wind farms. 
The grant from EUDP gives us the opportunity to make use of feeder barges – a unique form of barge – for transport of offshore wind turbine components by instillation ships. By doing so, the installation ships will no longer have to return to harbour to load towers, nacelles and wings

Thomas Hedegaard

CEO at Eltronic Wind Solutions

Biological Power-to-X

One project was approved under the dedicated Power-to-X fund. Through the InjectMe project, scientists from Aarhus University will demonstrate a system able to transform electricity and CO2 from biogas to bio-methane – so called Power-to-Gas. Furthermore, the project is in collaboration with the Danish company Landia and University of Queensland, Australia.
We are very happy for the support from EUDP and are looking forward to starting the development of biological PtX. By using electricity from sustainable sources and CO2 from biogas plants in the production of bio-methane, we will work with both the conversion of energy and CO2. Bio-methane will have a dual potential; replace fossil natural gas in the gas infrastructure and play a role in the production of green fuel in the transport sector

Michael Vedel Wegener Kofoed

Project Director at Department for Biological and Chemical Engineering at Aarhus University

Overview of supported projects in 2020

Biomass 

 DKK 22 million

 4 projects

Hydrogen and fuel cells

 DKK 36 million

 3 projects

Wave energy

 DKK 15 million 

 2 projects

Energy efficiency 

 DKK 68 million

 9 projects

Green Labs DK 

 DKK 45 million

 1 project

System integration 

 DKK 49 million

 3 projects

Wind 

 DKK 27 million

 4 projects

Other (IEA projects) 

 DKK 21 million

 16 projects

The Blue Denmark 

 DKK 19 million

 6 projects

North Sea Grant 

 DKK 4,8 million

 1 project

Power-to-X Grant 

 DKK 9 million

 1 project

Get in touch

Want to know more about EUDP grant 2021?

Please contact our dedicated cleantech experts here:

Copenhagen

  • Sarina Lohmann

    Title: Special Advisor – Maritime and transport – Analysis & Partnerships

    Area: Copenhagen

    Phone: +4533920423

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