Accelerate the transition to sustainable road transport - autumn 2022
Funding of feasibility studies for full-scale demonstration projects that accelerate the transition to fossil-free, safe, equal and efficient road transport. The preliminary studies must develop ideas about innovation and plan how they will be developed and put to use. Upcoming project must gather relevant actors for a system solution, be demonstrated in a real environment, implemented within a few years and quickly make a difference.
The offer in brief
What can you apply for?
Who can apply?
How much can you apply for?
How to apply
To apply for funding, you need to log in and complete an application form in our eServices portal. The application form contains questions about your project, the participants taking part in the project and your budget.
Download document templates for your attachments
Plesae download the templates for the documents you need to attach to your application such as a CV or project description.
FFIs färdplan (pdf, 464 kB)This happens when the call for proposals closed
When your proposal has been registered, we email a confirmation to the person responsible for the user account as well as to the project manager and the signatory. This may take a few hours after the call for proposals closes. If you have not received a confirmation within 24 hours after the call for proposals closes, please contact us.
When the call for proposals is closed, you cannot change or fill in any new information. Then you can only supplement your proposal if we ask for it.
Who can read your proposal?
Applications submitted to us become public documents. But we do not disclose information about the business, inventions or research results if it can be assumed that someone will suffer financial damage if the information is shown.
This means that we must hand over the documents if someone requests them. But we keep confidential the information that we judge could mean financial damage if it is disclosed.
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Funded projects
Reference number 2022-03326