Clean Energy Transition Partnership (CETP)

The Clean Energy Transition Partnership (CETP) Joint Call 2024 is an international funding program facilitated by Emissions Reduction Alberta (ERA) aimed at accelerating the development of clean energy technologies that support the transition to a net-zero emissions future.

Emissions Reduction Alberta (ERA)

Overview of the Clean Energy Transition Partnership (CETP) program:

The CETP Joint Call 2024 is part of an international effort to promote research, development, and demonstration (RD&D) of clean energy technologies. The program focuses on supporting innovation that enables significant reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, promotes energy efficiency, and drives the clean energy transition across multiple sectors. ERA’s participation in this call aims to align Alberta’s climate action initiatives with global clean energy goals. Through this program, ERA is looking to co-fund projects that bring innovative technologies to market and contribute to sustainable economic growth and environmental stewardship in Alberta. The projects funded will be expected to collaborate with international partners, addressing key energy challenges while fostering industry-academia partnerships, cross-sector cooperation, and the commercialization of clean energy technologies.

Benefits of the Clean Energy Transition Partnership (CETP) program:

Financial Support: Up to $1.5 million CAD in funding for clean energy projects.
International Collaboration: Opportunities for global partnerships to drive technology development.
Market Access: Support for commercialization and scaling of innovative technologies.
Sectoral Growth: Catalyzes cross-sector partnerships and promotes sustainable economic growth in Alberta.

Eligibility criteria of the Clean Energy Transition Partnership (CETP) program:

To qualify for the CETP Joint Call 2024, applicants must:
Be based in Alberta or have a significant impact on Albertas emissions reduction and clean energy goals.
Be part of a consortium that includes at least three independent legal entities from three different countries participating in the CETP.
Have a focus on RD&D projects in clean energy technology that align with CETP thematic areas (e.g., renewable energy, energy storage, smart grids, carbon capture and utilization).