Renewable energy products in a closed loop

As research and innovation in partner countries intensifies, access to the world's best scientists and research centers is crucial for Europe. This will not only provide a source of new ideas and expertise, but also provide European scientists with the opportunity to collaborate with the best in their field worldwide. Green electricity from small, proven turbines around the clock. It is crucial to develop and commercialize affordable, cost-effective, and resource-efficient technological solutions to sustainably decarbonize the energy system, secure energy supply, and complete the internal energy market. Research activities in this area will include: photovoltaics, concentrated solar power, wind power, ocean energy, hydropower, geothermal energy, renewable heating and cooling, energy storage, biofuels and alternative fuels, and carbon capture and storage. All products and related components will require the involvement of new players, both to utilize and exploit new technologies and to initiate and drive change. In line with the EU's guidelines and strategy for international cooperation in research and innovation, Horizon Europe is open to the participation of researchers and businesses. Sustainable urban development is a key challenge, requiring new, efficient, and user-friendly technologies and services, especially in the energy sector. However, public transport and these solutions require an integrated approach, both in terms of research and development of advanced technological solutions and their implementation. A focus on technologies will result in commercial-scale solutions with high market potential.