What we do
Public-private collaboration to promote the delivery of green vehicles and mobility system solutions in Europe
Support to energy efficiency of vehicles using alternative powertrains
Research, development and demonstration of technologies allowing the efficient use of clean energies in road transport
Who we are
About EGVIA
EGVIA works amongst the interested members of the private side in the EGVI cPPP, with the view of developing research priorities, disseminating information and promoting the public-private partnership and its collaborative cooperation.
EGVIA’s Objectives
Excellent Science, Competitive Industries, Tackling Societal Challenges, Building communication channels, Promote and support EGVI’s cPPP.
EGVI in Numbers
178
Total number of projects funded under the cPPP: 113 under green Cars and 65 under Green Vehicles
886 million
Total budget dedicated to EGVI from 2009 to 2018
4
Number of topics open for application in 2020
21%
Number of new participants to EGVI funded projects compared to FP7
179
Number of SMEs participating to EGVI funded projects
39%
Share of funding going to non-private entities
Latest News

#H2020RTR19 – Conference Debrief

#Energy4Transport Workshop – The summary report is out!
Events

SET-Plan Conference 2019
Register to the 13th edition of SET-Plan Conference, taking place in H...
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Final Event of the Η2020 research project “DownToTen”
DownToTen is organising its final event in Brussels on 18th December...
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Rethinking transport – TRA2020
TRA2020, The Transport Research Arena, is the biggest European Researc...
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Project Highlight
SUREAL-23
SUREAL-23: Understanding, Measuring and Regulating Sub-23 nm Particle Emissions from Direct Injection Engines Including Real Driving Conditions SUREAL-23 is a Horizon 2020 project (G.A. 724136), fund...
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Three rounds of biennial calls for proposals are expected to be launched within the European Green Vehicles Initiative PPP in the period 2014-2020. They will follow the four annual rounds of calls already published in the framework of the Green Cars Initiative (2009-2013).
Projects
The full list of collaborative research projects launched within the European Green Vehicles Initiative (2014-2020) and European Green Cars Initiative (2009-2013).
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