Novel approaches towards next-generation battery concepts, leveraging the enabling role of innovative advanced materials (BATT4EU and IAM4EU Partnerships)
Novel approaches towards next-generation battery concepts, leveraging the enabling role of innovative advanced materials (BATT4EU and IAM4EU Partnerships) is a funding call from European Commission – Horizon Europe that closes 14 April 2027 (forthcoming — not yet open). Funding: Up to EUR 4,800,000 per project. Eligibility: Collaborative Horizon Europe project: legal entities in EU Member States or associated countries, normally as a consortium (standard Horizon Europe eligibility, Annex B). Status: forthcoming — submission not yet open.
- Funder
- European Commission – Horizon Europe
- Deadline
- 14 Apr 2027 (181 days)
- All deadlines
- 2027-04-14, 2027-10-07
- Status
- Forthcoming
- Amount
- Up to EUR 4,800,000 per project
- Region / eligibility
- EU Member States & Horizon Europe associated countries
- Career stage
- established / PI
- Fields
- chemistry, materials, energy & batteries
- Reference
- HORIZON-CL5-2027-04-Two-Stage-D2-07
- Official call
- EU Funding & Tenders listing
Eligibility in plain language
Collaborative Horizon Europe project: legal entities in EU Member States or associated countries, normally as a consortium (standard Horizon Europe eligibility, Annex B). Status: forthcoming — submission not yet open.
Who should apply
Synthetic, physical and analytical chemists, materials scientists and engineers, electrochemistry and battery researchers — best fit for PIs and research groups able to join or build a multi-country consortium.
Summary from source
Expected Outcome: Proposals are expected to contribute to the generation of innovative battery concepts to safeguard future European competitiveness through innovative battery advanced materials and technologies contributing to green energy usage through enhanced energy storage and management capabilities. Depending on the areas listed in the scope, proposals are expected to cover all the respective bullet points: Area A: Development and validation of low-cost battery chemistries particularly suited for electric mobility supporting a reliable and flexible energy flow to meet fluctuating demand by enabling better integration of diverse energy sources: Proposals are expected to provide the state-of-the-art benchmark for the performance of Design-to-Performance lithium-ion batteries [1] and sodium-ion batteries and compare the project’s improvements of performance targets to said benchmark.…