EU Energy Focus are hosting some free webinars to provide further info on energy related calls in Horizon 2020. As its only 8 weeks til the calls are released, these are a fantastic opportunity to learn more about what’s coming up: The webinar programme is as follows:
| 1. Energy in Horizon 2020 Introduction to Horizon 2020 and the Energy funding priorities www.eventsforce.net/h2020-1 | Wednesday 23rd October 1pm |
| 2. Energy Efficiency Buildings and Consumers, Heating and Cooling www.eventsforce.net/h2020-2 | Tuesday 5th November 12.30pm |
| 3. Energy Efficiency Heating and Cooling, Industry and Products www.eventsforce.net/h2020-3 | Friday 8th November 12.30pm |
| 4. Energy Efficiency Finance for Sustainable Energy www.eventsforce.net/h2020-4 | Tuesday 12th November 12.30pm |
| 5. Low Carbon Energy Research and demonstration for renewables plus market uptake, innovation and Coordination and Support Actions www.eventsforce.net/h2020-5 | Thursday 14th November 12.30pm |
| 6. Low Carbon Energy Research and demonstration for grids, storage, biofuels, CCS plus market uptake, innovation and Coordination and Support Actions www.eventsforce.net/h2020-6 | Wednesday 20th November 12.30pm |
| 7. Smart Cities and Communities www.eventsforce.net/h2020-7 | Friday 22nd November 12.30pm |
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