Abbreviated form of legal source(s)
Ordinance 2008:761
Description of support scheme
Swedish Energy Agency and E2B2 (a research program on energy-efficient construction and housing) are currently organising their 6th call for R&D projects on the development of resource and energy efficient construction and housing. The current call is open until mid-September 2021, and a total of SEK 65 million (approx. EUR 6,4 million) is allocated for the call. The projects can begin in December 2021 and have to be completed by December 2024.
The successful projects should contribute to the programme’s outcome goals, such as improving energy and resource efficient technology availability in the market, providing practical decision-making materials or improving decision makers’ competencies when it comes to the programme topic, and advancing Sweden’s pioneer position in energy and resource-efficient built environment. The call covers two sub areas: R&D projects within the whole programme area (including interdisciplinarity), and smaller renovation projects.
Ordinance 2008:761 determines the conditions for applying for the support, and sets out the rights and responsibilities for the Swedish Energy Agency.
http://www.energimyndigheten.se/utlysningar/bidra-till-utvecklingen-av-resurs--och-energieffektivt-byggande-och-boende/
Amount
SEK 5 million (approx. EUR 494.000) is reserved for financing small projects with a focus on energy- and resource-efficient renovation. The maximum sum awarded to a single applicant is SEK 450,000 (approx. EUR 44.500).
Addressees
Many different stakeholders are eligible, i.e., companies, public sector actors, educational institutions, and others. Interdisciplinary collaboration is encouraged.
Procedure
The applicant submits an electronic application through the Energy Agency’s My Pages tool. The application should be in Swedish, and the assessment criteria are publicly available on the programme website. The Swedish Energy Agency will process the applications and choose the successful project candidates according to the legal framework set out by the ordinance 2008:761.
Competent authority
Swedish Energy Agency