Ufuk 2020 Yakıt Pilleri ve Hidrojen 2020 yılı çağrısının son başvuru tarihi 29 Nisan 2020 tarihine uzatılmıştır. Çağrıda enerji, ulaşım ve kesişen konular başlıkları altında toplamda 93 Milyon Avroluk destek verilmesi planlanmaktadır.
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FCH-01-1-2020: Development of hydrogen tanks for electric vehicle architectures
FCH-01-2-2020: Durability-Lifetime of stacks for Heavy Duty trucks
FCH-01-3-2020: Liquid Hydrogen on-board storage tanks
FCH-01-4-2020: Standard Sized FC module for Heavy Duty applications
FCH-01-5-2020: Demonstration of FC Coaches for regional passenger transport
FCH-01-6-2020: Demonstration of liquid hydrogen as a fuel for segments of the waterborne sector
FCH-01-7-2020: Extending the use cases for FC trains through innovative designs and streamlined administrative framework
FCH-01-8-2019: Scale-up and demonstration of innovative hydrogen compressor technology for full-scale hydrogen refuelling station
FCH-02-4-2020: Flexi-fuel stationary SOFC
FCH-02-9-2020: Fuel cell for prime power in data-centres
FCH-02-2-2020: Highly efficient hydrogen production using solid oxide electrolysis integrated with renewable heat and power
FCH-02-3-2020: Diagnostics and Control of SOE
FCH-02-8-2020: Demonstration of large-scale co-electrolysis for the Industrial Power-to-X market
FCH-02-1-2020: Catalyst development for improved economic viability of LOHC technology
FCH-02-5-2020: Underground storage of renewable hydrogen in depleted gas fields and other geological stores
FCH-02-6-2019: Electrolyser module for offshore production of renewable hydrogen
FCH-02-7-2020: Cyclic testing of renewable hydrogen storage in a small salt cavern
FCH-03-2-2020: Decarbonising islands using renewable energies and hydrogen - H2 Islands
FCH-04-3-2020: Development of eco-design guidelines for FCH products
FCH-04-4-2019: Development and validation of existing and novel recycling technologies for key FCH products
FCH-04-5-2020: Guidelines for Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment (LCSA) of fuel cell and hydrogen systems