Guidance

Energy Entrepreneurs Fund: phase 6 (closed to applications)

The Energy Entrepreneurs Fund is a competitive funding scheme to support the development of technologies, products and processes in energy efficiency, power generation and storage.

• From: Department for Energy Security and Net Zero and Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy
• Published: 12 October 2017

This publication was withdrawn on 26 November 2024

This competition is closed: see the list of recipients of Energy Entrepreneurs Funding.

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The Energy Entrepreneurs Fund: phase 6 guidance notes

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Energy Entrepreneurs Fund: phase 6 Q&A

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Phase 6 of the Energy Entrepreneurs Fund, a competitive funding scheme to support the development and demonstration of state of the art technologies, products and processes in the areas of energy efficiency, power generation, and heat and electricity storage, is now open for applications.

The Energy Entrepreneurs Fund seeks the best ideas, irrespective of source, across these energy technology areas from the public and private sector. The scheme particularly aims to assist small and medium-sized enterprises, including start-ups, and those companies that are selected will receive additional funding for incubation support. A total of £10 million was available for projects in phase 6.

Published 12 October 2017