European sustainable energy accelerator InnoEnergy has set a 23 October cut-off date for its 2017 investment round.
Clean technology companies seeking investment from the scheme before the end of the year must therefore apply before the October date to receive support this year.
InnoEnergy said so far in 2017 it has invested €23.5m across 144 project partners covering eight different technologies.
InnoEnergy chief executive Diego Pavia said: “It’s our mission to provide sustainable energy innovators with the flexible and adaptable funding they need to succeed and grow – and, ultimately, bring forth the future of clean energy.”
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