Horizon 2020 provides a unique opportunity to share knowledge, experience and facilities across Europe and beyond. Apart from the financial benefits, it offers the chance for researchers worldwide to participate in ambitious research and innovation projects, improve the international network, create new business opportunities and increase the visibility. It provides an opportunity to tackle global societal challenges together.

The annual Energy Infrastructure Forum is organised by the European Commission and gathers representatives of the EU institutions, transmission system operators, project promoters, regulators, energy companies, NGOs and civil society and the financing community who meet to discuss the challenges of developing Europe’s energy infrastructure and building an internal energy market.

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A renewed policy approach for European Partnerships will be part of Horizon Europe. A substantial part of the available budget for Horizon Europe will be implemented by European Partnerships. Thus, this topic is highly relevant for National Contact Points. This webinar will give you some insight into the new approach for European Partnerships tackling the 3 types of partnerships, financing modes, the current discussion and future implementationsteps.

Goal of this webinar will be to practice statistical data analyses with the Horizon dashboard starting from concrete business questions. NCPs should then be able to convey important Horizon dashboard tools to the community itself. As a prerequisite please make sure you have followed the introductory webinar “Horizon Dashboard: Key features”. This webinar is also aimed at NCPs who unfortunately could not register for the webinar on 28 May 2020.

The webinar will give you an overview of the platform's ability to make project results visible. The main features and novelties of the platform will be presented. NCPs should then be able to communicate the possibilities of using the results platform in their communities. If you are interested to participate in this webinar or if you would like to learn more about the results platform, a recording from the NCPs CaRE provides you with an in-depth presentation of the results platform.

This event is of particular importance since it will focus on the new structure as well as the main changes expected between Horizon 2020 and Horizon Europe.

Taking into account that the legal framework of the new programme is still under discussion and that the documents are not yet final, this webinar aims at giving an overview on the status of discussion and the expected main changes, as well as highlighting those aspects that are already settled or that remain unchanged from the previous programme.

This webinar is organised following the publication of the FET Workprogramme for 2020 (including the part under the EIC Pathfinder pilot), the cross-cutting WP topics on a large scale research initiative on future battery technologies, the HPC activities and the upcoming release of the EuroHPC 2019 calls. Topics like quantum technologies, future batteries and high-performance computing will be addressed to NCPs on the mornings of 23 and 24 July.

All interested NCPs