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European Funding Opportunities for European Funding Opportunities for Research and Development of Smart Cities Research and Development of Smart Cities
ProjectsProjects
Shanghai, 14 May 2010Shanghai, 14 May 2010ITU ITU ––Workshop Workshop ““ICTsICTs: Building the green city of the : Building the green city of the
future future ““
MercMercèè Griera i Fisa, INFSO H4, ICT for Sustainable GrowthGriera i Fisa, INFSO H4, ICT for Sustainable GrowthEuropean CommissionEuropean Commission
OutlineOutline
● To devise and implement European policy on the use of ICT in achieving better energy efficiency
● To support RTD on ICT systems for energyefficiency in particular Smart Grids
● To raise awareness and deploy solutions for energy efficiency in public buildings in particular social housing
Policy (1)
Three 20% targets for 2020
December 2008: Council and Parliament adopted the Climate and Energy Package that reinforces Europe’s commitment to:
● A reduction in EU greenhouse gas emissions of at least 20% below 1990 levels
● 20% of EU energy consumption to come from renewable resources
● A 20% reduction in primary energy use compared with projected levels, to be achieved by improving energy efficiency.
Policy (2)
November 2008 - European response to the financial and economic crisis: The Recovery Plan “Investing today for tomorrow’s Europe”
On research it launches three Public-Private Partnerships:● Energy-efficient buildings €1 bn● Factories of the future € 1.2 bn● Green Cars € 5 bn
On infrastructure:● Modifies the rules governing the cohesion funds (€ 347 bn for 2007- 2013) to allow support to energy-efficiency in all Member States● Launches trans-European energy interconnections and broadband infrastructure projects (5b€ for2009 – 2010)
Policy (3)
March 2009: Communication on “Mobilising Information and Communication Technologies to facilitate the transition to an energy-efficient, low-carbon economy”. Major points:
● The issue of quantification and measurability
● The enabling role: ICT can reduce energy consumption of buildings in the EU by up to 17% and reduce carbon emissions in transport logistics by up to 27%
● Smart Metering and Smart Grids
● Reducing carbon footprints of ICTs
Specific Programmes:
Cooperation65 %
People: 9 %
Ideas:15 %
Capacities: 8 %
9 ThemesBudget: 50.7 B€
32 B€
9.12 B€
2007 - 2013
JRC: 3%
FP7 Budget AllocationFP7 Budget Allocation
7.5 B€
4.7 B€
4.3 B€1.7 B€
Health
Nano, Materials and Production
Food, Agriculture and Biotech
Transport (including Aeronautics)
Energy
Environment
Socio – economic Research
Space and Security
ICT Information and Communication
ICT work programme 2011/2012ICT work programme 2011/2012
Futu
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Te
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Cognitive systems, Interaction,robotics
Pervasive & trustedNetwork and service infrastructures
Digital Libraries
and Content
Sustainable &
personalised healthcare
ICT for Mobility,
Sustainable growth
ICT for independent
living and inclusion
End-to-end systems for Socio-economic goals
Tech
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Components, systemsengineering
RTDRTD: ICT for a low : ICT for a low carbon economy in FP7 carbon economy in FP7
Draft WP 2011Draft WP 2011--1212
EeB PPP-ICT-2011.6.4: ICT for energy efficient buildings and spacesof public use
● Building energy management systems integrating diverse energy-efficient subsystems.
● Validation focusing on operation to measure energy savings and recovery of investment.
● Spaces of public use: sports center, university campus, shopping mall.
● to extend the notion of energy efficiency from buildings to large areas including neighborhoods and urban/rural communities.
● 20 M€● Expected to be open on July 2010 closing on 02/12/2010
RTD: ICT for a low RTD: ICT for a low carbon economy in FP7 carbon economy in FP7
Draft WP 2011Draft WP 2011--1212
Objective ICT-2011.6.2: ICT systems for energy efficiency
● Development of components and incorporation of these info:- decision support systems- operational systems
● Validation of the resulting system in real-user conditions.
● To support the “Green Digital Charter”.
● 35 M€
● Expected to be open on Call 7 (September 2010 - January 2011)
RTD: ICT for a low RTD: ICT for a low carbon economy in FP7 carbon economy in FP7
Draft WP 2011Draft WP 2011--1212
EeB PPP-ICT-2011.6.5: ICT for energy-positive neighbourhoods
● Management and control.
● Decision support systems.
● Integration and validation.
● Business Models: how to split incentives, engage users, ensure commitment of public authorities
● 30M€.
● Expected to be open on July 2011 closing on December 2011.
RTD: ICT for a low RTD: ICT for a low carbon economy in FP7 carbon economy in FP7
Draft WP 2011Draft WP 2011--1212
Objective ICT-2011.6.1: Smart Energy Grids
● ICT systems for the management of the electricity distribution networks.
● Control systems, decision support tools, power electronics building blocs, integration with home networks.
● Buildings consensus on industry-driven open standards.
● 30 M€
● Expected to be open on Call 8 (September 2011)
RTD: ICT for a low RTD: ICT for a low carbon economy in FP7 carbon economy in FP7
Draft WP 2011Draft WP 2011--1212
Objective ICT-2011.6.3: ICT for water resources management control
● Control and decision support systems.
● data management, real-time demand forecasting.
● Validation in at least two settings including cost benefits evalation
● 15M€.
● Expected to be open on Call 8 (September 2011)
THE COMPETITIVENESS & INNOVATION THE COMPETITIVENESS & INNOVATION FRAMEWORK PROGRAMME 2007FRAMEWORK PROGRAMME 2007--20132013
Information Communication Technologies Policy support Programme (ICT PSP)
• Better access to finance forSMEs through venture capitalinvestment & loan guaranteeinstruments
• Europe Enterprise Network• Support for eco-innovation
• Fostering energy efficiency &the rational use of energy sources
• Promoting new & renewableenergy sources & energy diversification
• Promoting EE & new energy sources in transport
~2,170 M€
~730 M€~730 M€
ICT Policy Support Programme ICT Policy Support Programme under DG Information Society and under DG Information Society and
MediaMedia
ICT PSP aims specifically at:Stimulating the wider deployment and best use of innovative ICT-based solutionsFacilitating the coordination and implementation of actions for developing the information society across the Member States
Focus is on areas of public interest:Where ICT-based solutions can bring substantial improvements to quality and efficiency of services
To open up and facilitate the development of EU-wide markets for innovative ICT
Theme 1: ICT for a low carbon economy Theme 1: ICT for a low carbon economy and smart mobilityand smart mobility
(Low carbon economy (Low carbon economy --10 M10 M€€ /19 M/19 M€€ in total)in total)
Objective 1.1: ICT for energy and water efficiency in social housing (Pilots B, up to 9.5 M€ of EU contribution, ~3 to 5 pilots) ● To demonstrate that advanced ICT components and systems*
significantly contribute to reducing both waste of energy and water and management of locally generated renewable energy sources, etc.
Objective 1.2: ICT for water efficiency (One TN, ~0.5 M€)● To provide a stakeholders forum for experience sharing and consensus
building on the use of ICT for water management
*e.g. smart metering, smart lighting, power electronics for integration
+20%
reduction CO2
-15%Consumption
AvoidPeaks
Spread Shoulders
+ 15%
peak loadshaving
+15%
cons. energy saving
+20% renewable
Theme 1: ICT for a low carbon Theme 1: ICT for a low carbon economy and smart mobilityeconomy and smart mobility
(Smart mobility (Smart mobility -- 9 M9 M€€ /19 M/19 M€€ in total)in total)
Objective 1.3: Energy efficient co-operative transportmanagement systems (Up to three Pilots B, up to 4 M€ of EU contribution)● To facilitate the uptake and best use of cooperative mobility
services regarding in particular: - Eco-Traffic Management and Control Systems- Eco-Demand and Access Management Systems- Eco-Navigation and Travel Information Systems- Driver Behaviour Change and Eco-driving
Objective 1.4: Support to eCall implementation based on 112 (One Pilot A, up to 5 M€ of EU contribution)
● To prepare for the deployment of the necessary infrastructure torealise the pan-European in-vehicle emergency call service “eCall”
DeploymentDeployment: ICT for a low : ICT for a low carbon economy in the CIPcarbon economy in the CIP
Call 4 now open
● opened on 21 January 2010
● closes on 1 June 2010 at 17:00 Brussels time
● Indicative calendar:
Evaluation: June 2010Start of negotiations: September 2010Completion of negotiation, signature of grant agreements: December 2010 / early January 2011
● Funding for type B projects: up to 50% of total eligible cost (direct and indirect)
The opinions here are those of the author and do not commit in anyway the European Commission.
Thank you for your attentionQuestions?
European CommissionInformation Society and Media Directorate-General
Unit H4 - ICT for Sustainable Growth
http://ec.europa.eu/ictforsg
European CommissionInformation Society and Media Directorate-General
Unit H4 - ICT for Sustainable Growth
http://http://ec.europa.eu/ictforsgec.europa.eu/ictforsg
