EUCF Celebrates closing of first call with more than 250 applications!
The first call of the European City Facility (EUCF) closed on 2nd October, counting more than 250 applications from across Europe. Municipalities from al...
Call 1
The first call of the European City Facility took place in the fall of 2020 and attracted more than 200 applicants
About the call
The first call for applications to the European City Facility ran from May 25th to October 2nd, 2020. During this period, 257 applications from local authorities across Europe was received, indicating a wide interest in developing energy efficiency and renewable energy projects. The distribution of applications was as follows: 48% from Southern Europe, 28% from Central and Eastern Europe, and 26% from Nordic countries and Western Europe.
Out of these applications, 30 beneficiaries were selected to receive funding from a total budget of €1.8 million. This funding supports the preparation of investment concepts aimed at improving energy sustainability within these municipalities, aligning with the EU's goals for energy efficiency and the promotion of renewable energy sources.
This call was funded by Horizon 2020.
Expected Impacts
30
Beneficiaries
257
Applicants
€1.8M
Funding
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