Entrepreneurs and businesses with low carbon ideas are invited to apply for additional EU funds through the EUROGIA2030 initiative, managed by EUREKA Cluster. This initiative aims to fund research and development projects focusing on advancing carbon-free energy solutions, promoting sustainability, combating climate change, and fostering sustainable growth. The initiative is particularly interested in areas such as carbon-free energy supply including hydrogen, renewables, and energy storage solutions; green mobility and smart cities involving EV infrastructure and sustainable transport; smarter housing and construction like energy-efficient buildings and digital twin technology; and bio-resources and environment encompassing CO₂ capture and circular economy solutions. Eligible applicants from EUREKA member countries can receive funding of up to £500,000 per project lasting between 12 to 36 months, with the application deadline set for 24 April 2025. Will Granger, Director of Grants at tax services firm Ryan, emphasizes the essential role of clean energy innovation in achieving net-zero goals, enhancing energy security, and driving economic progress. The EUROGIA2030 funding offers a crucial opportunity for innovators to expand their technologies shaping the future of energy. Eligible applicants include startups, established companies, research institutions, and universities from EUREKA member countries, with a requirement for international collaborations. For further details and application, interested parties can visit the EUROGIA2030 website.