Stakeholder Consultation on Innovation Fund auction
19 March 2025
1min read
Decarbonisation
Stakeholder Consultation on Innovation Fund auction
19 March 2025
1min read
HomeStakeholder Consultation on Innovation Fund auction
The first stakeholder consultation workshop on the design of a new auction for industrial process heat decarbonisation under the Innovation Fund will be held on 16 April 2025.
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