Innovation Fund: grants for new climate technology
Grants to demonstrate how new technology can cut climate emissions in practice.
Grants for cutting emissions and adapting to climate change.
Grants to demonstrate how new technology can cut climate emissions in practice.
Grants covering up to 90% of the preparation costs for large EU investment programmes in energy efficiency, building-integrated renewables or sustainable urban transport.
Danish private companies can receive DKK 50,000 to DKK 112 million for projects that cut energy use or energy-related carbon emissions.
A Danish grant for owners replacing oil, gas, electric or biomass heating in a year-round home with an eligible heat pump.
EU grants covering up to 60% of projects that demonstrate and implement practical climate-adaptation solutions.
Grants of up to USD 250,000 for organisations scaling ecosystem-based adaptation, with priority for work in ODA-eligible small island developing states and least developed countries.
A full-time paid fellowship for experienced climate-business professionals to help early-stage climate-technology teams reach market, with an industry-competitive living stipend.
Grants for scientists and researchers worldwide to test high-risk, early-stage climate technologies while remaining in their current university, laboratory or research role.
Up to €2.5 million for startups raising early investment to develop and grow urban mobility solutions, including cleaner transport, smart charging and lower-emission logistics.
Grants and investment for companies taking breakthrough technologies from validated prototypes towards commercial deployment and growth, including clean energy and climate adaptation.
Grants for businesses heavily affected by Denmark’s CO₂ tax to cut fossil-fuel use through equipment improvements, fuel conversion and eligible domestic vessels.
Grants to establish integrated renovation services for private homes, professional landlords or commercial buildings. The documented 2026 round is closed.
Grants to develop and test financing schemes that attract private investment into energy efficiency, potentially alongside renewables and storage. The 2026 round is closed.
Grants for cross-country projects that strengthen energy-community federations or use peer learning to implement new community energy services. The 2026 round is closed.
Grants covering up to 60% of eligible costs for operational projects that cut greenhouse-gas emissions or increase carbon removals in LIFE participating countries.
Grants covering up to 60% of eligible costs for practical climate-governance, policy implementation and behaviour-change projects in LIFE participating countries.
Grants covering up to 95% of technical-assistance costs to prepare and launch substantial energy-efficiency or renewable-energy investments in LIFE participating countries.
Grants covering 95% of eligible costs for international projects that connect industry with clean-energy suppliers or organise energy cooperation among nearby businesses.
A €60,000 grant for SMEs to test new or substantially improved urban-mobility solutions with a committed end-client. Mandatory commercial fees apply; the 2026 round is closed.
Grants covering 95% of eligible costs for international projects helping municipalities and regions deliver integrated local heating and cooling plans.
A €45,000 lump-sum grant and mandatory training to develop a new business plan for an energy community in 31 eligible European countries. The 2026 call is closed.
€60,000 grants for single SMEs to develop and demonstrate a solution to a participating city’s mobility challenge. A mandatory commercial agreement applies; the 2026 round is closed.
Competitive grants paying a fixed premium per kilogram of certified hydrogen produced in the EU/EEA. IF25 is closed; a further auction is planned for December 2026.
Competitive grants paid against verified low-carbon industrial heat production in the EU and EEA. Applicants finance delivery before payments begin; the 2025 auction is closed.
Grants for insulation, windows, heat-recovery ventilation and new water-based heating distribution in Danish year-round homes with energy labels D–G. Wait for the award before ordering or starting work.
Funding to test and expand climate-adaptation solutions that can improve the lives of millions of people living in poverty in developing countries. Applications are currently closed.
Grants of up to US$5 million to scale or spread innovative climate-adaptation solutions in eligible developing countries, submitted through accredited implementing entities.
Grants help established Danish companies prepare overseas sales of proven green solutions, including clean energy, energy efficiency and climate adaptation.
Grants for district-heating companies to extend efficient heat networks into new areas in Denmark and replace individual oil and gas boilers.
A gas-disconnection fee waiver for Danish households, landlords and housing associations replacing a gas boiler with another heating source.
Grants for public and private organisations implementing circular-economy and pollution-reduction projects, including water resilience and more energy-efficient wastewater treatment.
Grants for organisations restoring habitats and protecting wild species, including carbon-rich ecosystems and flood and drought resilience; the 2026 round is closed.
Grants for partnerships implementing large climate adaptation and emissions-reduction plans alongside other funding.
Grants for partnerships involving the responsible public authorities to put large-scale environmental plans into practice, including flood and drought resilience.
Grants for organisations working together across countries to reduce household energy poverty through public-policy coordination or support for apartment-building renovation.
Grants for cross-border partnerships testing scalable building renovation models and practical energy assessment tools.
Grants for organisations bringing national partners together to plan workforce skills for energy-efficient buildings and attract people to energy-efficiency professions.
Grants for public and private organisations working together to help EU countries implement energy-efficiency and building-performance rules.
Grants for international partnerships to remove regulatory and financing barriers to heat pumps and solar thermal in existing buildings.
Grants for consortia helping electricity distribution network operators build staff skills and digitalisation roadmaps for integrating clean energy.
A grant for a consortium to help European cities turn proven clean-energy solutions into implementation plans, with training and local-authority roadmap grants.
Grants for organisations improving environmental decision-making, compliance and public awareness, including proactive drought management.
Grants for prequalified suppliers replacing oil, gas or wood-pellet boilers with heat pumps on subscription, reducing the customer’s upfront payment.
Grants for companies and knowledge institutions developing and demonstrating new green energy technologies with growth, jobs and knowledge building in Denmark.
Grants help Danish-registered companies, municipalities, regions and public research institutions establish or upgrade facilities for testing innovative energy and climate technologies.
Grants for Danish businesses and research partners developing and demonstrating food-sector solutions with both green benefits and economic potential.
Grants for companies, researchers and other applicants developing and testing environmental technology, including flood prevention and drought adaptation.
Grants for Danish universities and research institutions to document and test agricultural climate measures and their environmental and health effects.
Up to €50,000 for manufacturing SMEs in the EU to buy external services for greener production, including energy efficiency and renewable-energy integration, alongside free technical advice.
Grants for Danish small and medium-sized businesses developing innovative solutions, including cleaner energy, climate-efficient food production and climate resilience.
Grants of up to €60,000 per small or medium-sized business to develop technologies close to market for floating offshore wind.
Grants of up to €50,000 help small businesses develop open-source farm decision tools, including cereal adaptation and drought-resilience applications.
A grant for owners of Danish apartment buildings to install rooftop solar panels, with optional support for an existing advice report.
Grants up to DKK 50,000 for residents and noncommercial organisations in Gentofte to run local activities that encourage climate-friendly, sustainable everyday life.
Grants up to DKK 10,000 for citizen groups, associations, institutions and companies running new community activities that reduce emissions or resource use.
Grants of up to £2,000 for community-led climate-resilience projects by Communities for Nature partners and groups in their partner communities.