Call for proposals for areas related to green technology and aircraft

The Clean Sky Joint Technology Initiative has published a call for proposals for areas related to green technology and aircraft. The areas covered by the call include: - 'Clean Sky - Eco Design'; - 'Clean Sky - Green Regional Aircraft'; - 'Clean Sky - Green Rotorcraft'; -...

The Clean Sky Joint Technology Initiative has published a call for proposals for areas related to green technology and aircraft.

The areas covered by the call include:
- 'Clean Sky - Eco Design';
- 'Clean Sky - Green Regional Aircraft';
- 'Clean Sky - Green Rotorcraft';
- 'Clean Sky - Sustainable and Green Engines';
- 'Clean Sky - Smart Fixed Wing Aircraft';
- 'Clean Sky - Systems for Green Operations';
- 'Clean Sky - Technology Evaluator'.

Aircraft have a 30-year service life, and new aviation design takes more than a decade to develop. The aim of Clean Sky is to develop breakthrough technologies to significantly increase the environmental performance of airplanes and air transport. This will result in less noisy and more fuel efficient aircraft, bringing a key contribution in achieving the Single European Sky environmental objectives. The accelerated research process used by Clean Sky is an opportunity for rapid progress in the introduction of green technology into aviation.

The joint technology initiative (JTI) started in 2008 and is a public-private partnership between the European Commission and industry stakeholders.To see the official call announcement, please consult the following
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