IETF deployment of energy efficiency technologies, Spring 2021

Be a changemaker within industrial energy efficiency

Small, Medium, and Large businesses from England, Wales, and Northern Ireland can apply for a share of up to £40 million for grants to improve the energy efficiency of industrial processes.

Apart from the decarbonisation of the energy sector and the objective to reach net-zero emissions by 2050, that will be achieved by gradually replacing fossil fuels with a mix of decarbonated energy sources, there is a clear need to make more energy-efficient use of the resources we dispose of.

This means that industrials and individuals must:

  • consume less energy across the value chains
  • reduce energy loss (e.g in the construction sector with better insulation) and
  • increase the energy efficiency of their processes.

IETF (Industrial Energy Transformation Fund) gathered a £40M budget to fund energy-efficiency projects. If you are an energy efficiency technology provider, a business categorised as a manufacturing company (SIC 10 – 000) or a data center (SIC 63 – 110), your energy-efficiency project might be eligible for a share of £40M.

Deadline: 14th of July 2021

  • Start of the project: 1st January 2023
  • End of the project: 31st December 2024

Consortium:

  • Lead applicant: Manufacturing company SIC 10 (000) or a Data center SIC 63 (110)
  • Member of the consortium: technology provider (Tech at TRL7 and above), and/or a university / an RTO.

The projects targeted by this call:

  • Manufacturing companies and the industrial processes involving heat exchange and their inefficiencies are targeted.
  • Data centers reducing heat loss during the cooling process of their equipment.

Example:

Fuel switching (fuel switching where it can be demonstrated that the outcome of the switch delivers energy efficiency improvements), Instrumentation and control, Monitoring (SCADA systems), a more efficient heat exchange, energy recovery from waste heat.

Are you interested?

Inspiralia is currently looking for energy efficiency or decarbonisation technology providers, and British-based manufacturing companies or data centers willing to take the next step towards net zero.

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