[updated on 18 Nov 2019]

Funding is currently available for energy efficiency projects on the Romanian market under the EEA & Norway grants. The funding comes through the Energy Programme operated by Innovation Norway in Romania. 

We are continuing the survey launched in August 2019, to understand the level of awareness and interest across the business sector in the Beneficiary States for the opportunities by the EEA & Norway grants.

35 project proposals submitted for the Business Innovation programme of the EEA & Norway grants in Greece. 

Technology Readiness Levels (TRL) provided by the European Commission:

At Winnovart, we regularlypromote organisations from Norway and Iceland (the Donor States of the EEA & Norway grants) – innovation champions and leadingsuppliers of novel technologies and solutions.

Earlier this summer we’ve visited Greece to meet local businesses and discuss cooperation projects for the EEA & Norway grants. Thank you very much to those of you that welcomed us. 

Wehave recently launched a survey to understand the level of awareness and interest across the Norwegian and Icelandic business sector for the opportunities opened by the EEA&Norway grants. 

During the previous weeks, at Winnovart, we have launched a survey to understand how muchcompanies in Beneficiary States do understand the advantagesoftheEEA & Norway grants. 

At Winnovart, we continue our tradition of promoting organisations from the Donor States – innovation champions and leading suppliers of novel technologies and solutions.

[updated on 19 Nov 2019]

The Energy programme in Romania under the EEA & Norway grants (RO-Energy), operated by Innovation Norway, has the objective to achieve less carbon intensive energy and increased security of supply and strengthen the long-term cooperation between the Donor States – Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway and the Beneficiary State – Romania. The budget of the programme is over 60...