Si apre oggi, 2 settembre, il bando della partnership Driving Urban Tranisition (DUT), mentre il 19 sarà la volta di Clean Energy Transition (CET). Entrambi i bandi prevendono il contributo delle scienze sociali ed umane (SSH).
Di seguito un estratto dei bandi con focus sulle discipline SSH.

DUT:
“Consortia may include partners active across several positions within the research and development system and across disciplines (natural sciences, social sciences, arts and humanities, engineering, etc.)”.

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CET:
The Call consists of call modules, addressing different energy technology and system challenges as well as different RDI approaches and thus complementing and completing each other.

CM2024-04 Carbon capture, utilisation and storage (CCUS):
“In addition to technological solutions, proposals should also address environmental, social, and economic implications that might impact industrial application of the proposed technology”.

CM2024-05 Hydrogen & renewable fuels:
“The call module also addresses environmental, societal and economic challenges requiring solutions”

CM2024-06 Heating and cooling technologies and CM2024-07 Geothermal energy technologies :
“Proposals are encouraged to consider cross-cutting issues such as economic modelling, social aspects, environmental concerns, etc”.

CM2024-08 Integrated regional energy systems
“The following are some examples of regional challenges for the energy transition, even though applicants can also choose their own challenge covering a relevant solution approach.
• Enable citizens, need-owners and other stakeholders to take part in the related value chains.

CM2024-10 Clean energy integration in the built environment:
Three challenges are defined in this call module, namely:
• Challenge 3: Development of new concepts and technologies to renovate and refurbish the built environment
o Novel holistic plus economically viable renovation concepts including demonstration, LCA, etc.
o “User” acceptance and economic viability of renovation.

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