Carbon Capture, Usage and Storage (CCUS) Innovation 2.0 competition: call 1 (closed to applications)
£20 million in grant funding will be available for projects developing novel CCUS technology and processes that reduce the cost of deployment.
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The Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) supports the deployment of advanced carbon capture, usage and storage (CCUS) technologies within the UK.
Up to £20 million grant funding was available over 2 calls to:
- support innovation in novel CCUS technology increasing its technology and commercial readiness level (TRL & CRL)
- demonstrate and de-risk next generation CCUS technologies to allow it to deploy commercially from 2025
- reduce the cost of deploying CCUS and create competitive pressure on current available technology
Call 1 projects were split into 2 lots:
- Lot 1 Mid Stage CCUS innovation for projects developing and piloting mid-stage (TRL 3-5) CCUS innovation. For Lot 1 BEIS will consider grant applications of up to £1 million
- Lot 2 Late Stage CCUS innovation for projects developing late-stage (TRL 6-8) CCUS technology, particularly demonstrating at intermediate (~100 tonnes CO2 per day) scale or greater at site. For Lot 2 BEIS would consider grant applications of up to £5 million
How to apply
This competition is closed to applications.
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Last updated 31 May 2022 + show all updates
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This competition is closed to applications. Call 2 has opened to applications today.
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Corrected a formatting error in the project cost breakdown form.
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Deadline for submitting lot 2 applications changed to 26 September 2021.
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We have updated the competition questions and answers document. Read the document for a full list of answers that have been updated.
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Question and answer page updated, including responses to anonymised questions received since.
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Added the application link and a set of competition questions and answers.
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Guidance and how to apply details added ready for the competition opening on 12 July 2021.
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