The Energy Technology Development and Demonstration Programme (EUDP) has awarded DKK 327 million in support for 40 new energy projects that will develop and demonstrate green technology. In total, EUDP received 104 applications, which together applied for DKK 881 million. This is according to the Danish Energy Agency.
- To get started with the green transition, we need to have a sharp focus on new technologies and solutions that can help us on our way. It is great that so many from the energy scene are bidding on new energy technology projects and are now receiving funding from EUDP. I look forward to following the development and potential of the projects - on everything from geothermal technology to new exciting digitalization solutions, says Lars Aagaard, Minister of Climate, Energy and Utilities.
The largest recipient of support was Green Therma, which received DKK 83.8 million with the Heat4EverTM project. DKK. The project will demonstrate a new, closed geothermal system that can extract heat from the subsoil with a single borehole without being dependent on geological conditions. This avoids problems such as corrosion and clogging, and the technology is both simpler and cheaper to operate than conventional solutions.
EUDP has also awarded funds for projects within electricity storage, IEA collaborations, the North Sea Fund and the new special fund "Smart Energy and Digitalisation", where applications were received for DKK 74 million. The fund's DKK 25 million has thus been exhausted in the first round of the year.
At the same time as announcing the award of the funds, EUDP is opening a new application round, where DKK 300 million has been allocated - of which DKK 100 million for a new special fund for pyrolysis technology. The deadline for applications is 1 September 2025 at 12.00.
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