Global Centers in clean energy and climate change
Monday 27 Mar 2023
The programme is led by the National Science Foundation (NSF), which has partnered with funding organisations in Australia, Canada, and the UK to support large-scale collaborative research.
UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) has identified four priority areas for Track 1 awards, under its ‘Clean Energy’ theme, and these include: systems approaches to tackling the ‘final 20%’; targeting the difficult to decarbonise; and removing the barriers to uptake of solutions.
UKRI will fund at 80% projects full economic cost of up to £6.25m, of 5 years duration, and must start between 1 Oct and 31 Dec 2023.
Closes 4pm Thu 11 May.
Further details here.
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