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Energy Entrepreneurs Fund: phase 9 (closed to applications)

The Energy Entrepreneurs Fund (EEF) is a competitive funding scheme supporting the development of technologies, products and processes in the areas of energy efficiency, power generation, heat generation, energy storage, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and security of supply.

Documents

Energy Entrepreneurs Funding Phase 1-9 successful projects

EEF Phase 9 guidance

Cost performance pathway

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EEF Gantt chart

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EEF risk register

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EEF project cost breakdown form (updated 3 May 2022)

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EEF consortium information form

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Energy Entrepreneurs Fund: Phase 9 applicant information presentation, 5 April 2022

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Phase 9 of the Energy Entrepreneurs Fund is now closed to applications.

Made available through the Net Zero Innovation Portfolio under the Disruptive Technologies theme, the EEF is 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, heat generation, energy storage, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and security of supply.

The EEF seeks the best ideas, irrespective of source, across these energy technology areas from the public and private sector. In particular it aims to assist small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs), including start-ups.

Successful applicants receive Acceleration Support alongside their project delivery to help them progress towards commercialisation.

In Phase 9 £19 million in grant funding was awarded to 37 projects, of which £1 million was allocated to projects based in Cornwall, to reflect the important part played by Cornwall in the 2021 G7 and aiming to create a positive legacy. The EEF Phase 9 closed to applications on 11 May 2022.

If you have any questions contact entrepreneur@energysecurity.gov.uk.

Updates to this page

Published 25 March 2022
Last updated 8 February 2023 + show all updates
  1. Phase 9 of the Energy Entrepreneurs Fund closed to applications. Energy Entrepreneurs Fund Phase 9 successful projects published.

  2. Project cost breakdown form updated to correct an error in the match funding cell on the summary sheet; new group of questions and responses added.

  3. EEF9 questions and responses added, alongside presentation slides and video from 5 April event.

  4. First published.

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