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CFPs: Energy Insights and Innovation Lab (India)

Horizon Europe: European Innovation Ecosystems Work Programme 2025

Deadline: 04-May-2026

The Energy Insights and Innovation Lab Research Call invites researchers to propose applied, policy-relevant projects addressing real-world challenges in India’s power sector. The program supports high-quality research in economics and social sciences, with limited, case-based funding and a dedicated early-career fellowship of up to £5,000. Projects must align with utility contexts such as Tata Power and generate actionable insights.

About the Lab (EIIL)

The Energy Insights and Innovation Lab focuses on bridging research and real-world energy sector challenges.

The program aims to:

Key Research Focus Areas

Proposals should address:

Types of Research Supported

The program encourages rigorous methodologies such as:

Projects must produce credible, practical, and policy-relevant insights.

Funding Details

Funding does not typically cover full project costs.

Early-Career Fellowship

Fellowship Requirements

Who is Eligible?

Proposal Requirements

Applicants must:

Data and Collaboration Requirements

Projects should:

Applicants must include:

How to Apply (Step-by-Step)

  1. Identify Research Problem
    Focus on a real-world issue in the power sector.
  2. Design Methodology
    Select a rigorous and credible research approach.
  3. Align with EIIL Ecosystem
    Ensure feasibility with data or utility collaboration.
  4. Prepare Proposal
    Include research question, methods, and impact.
  5. Submit Application
    Follow EIIL’s submission process.
  6. Await Shortlisting
    Funding scope will be clarified if selected.

Why This Program Matters

The Energy Insights and Innovation Lab Research Call:

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Tips for a Strong Application

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Who can apply?
Researchers in economics and related fields.

2. Is full funding available?
No, funding is partial and case-based.

3. What is the fellowship amount?
Up to £5,000.

4. Is collaboration required?
Yes, with EIIL or utilities like Tata Power.

5. What methodologies are accepted?
RCTs, quasi-experiments, observational studies, and analytics.

6. Is on-site presence required for fellows?
Yes, at least 4 weeks in Mumbai.

7. What is the main goal?
To generate actionable insights for India’s power sector.

Conclusion

The Energy Insights and Innovation Lab Research Call offers a strong opportunity for researchers to work on real-world energy challenges.

By combining rigorous research with practical implementation, the program helps drive innovation, improve policy decisions, and support India’s transition toward a more efficient and sustainable power system.

For more information, visit International Growth Centre.

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