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The 2 phase £33 million Low Carbon Hydrogen Supply competition aimed to accelerate the development of low carbon bulk hydrogen supply solutions in the above sectors.
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This programme aims to overcome the barriers to the decarbonisation of residential heat.
How to apply for capital funding to set up a heat network.
The SENS competition aims to develop and trial innovative feedback products and services that use smart meter data, to help domestic customers reduce their energy consumption.
£20 million of BEIS funding to support a new clean technology early stage investment fund
This scheme supports the delivery of manufacturing investment in the offshore wind supply chain.
The 3 phase £20 million Industrial Fuel Switching competition allocated funding to stimulate early investment in fuel switching processes and technologies.
Grant scheme to develop technologies and approaches to improving the energy efficiency of existing UK buildings.
This grant scheme aims to develop technologies that reduce the carbon emissions associated with providing heat and hot water to UK buildings.
ACT is a European Research Area Network (ERA-NET) Cofund supporting collaborative projects to accelerate the deployment of carbon capture, utilisation and storage CCUS in Europe.
Grant funding for projects developing novel technology and processes that reduce the cost of deploying CCUS (carbon capture, usage and storage).
BEIS has allocated up to £20 million to design and construct carbon capture and utilisation (CCU) demonstration projects.
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