Events Euro-Funding

We are excited to announce our participation in Deep Tech Atelier 2025, the premier deep tech event in the Baltics, taking place on May 15–16 in Riga, Latvia. This two-day conference brings together entrepreneurs, scientists, investors, and industry leaders to explore cutting-edge developments in AI, quantum technologies, space, and defense. The event features international speakers, startup pitch sessions, practical workshops, and extensive networking opportunities, including B2B meetings and an innovation expo.

At Euro-Funding, we are proud to be part of this dynamic ecosystem, supporting innovation and fostering strategic partnerships. Our team looks forward to engaging with fellow participants, sharing insights, and exploring collaborative opportunities that drive technological advancement and sustainable growth.

Join us on 20 May 2025 at the Thon Hotel EU in Brussels for the public conference “Unlocking Low-Carbon Innovation: From Horizon Projects to Market Deployment”.

At Euro-Funding, we are proud to take part in this event, which brings together key stakeholders from the public and private sectors to share insights, best practices and lessons learnt in scaling up climate innovation.

Organised by four Horizon Europe Coordination and Support Actions—H2IF, REALIZE, LEADS, and 2DPLOY—this conference will explore how to bridge the gap between R&I results and market uptake through the Innovation Fund and other financial instruments. The projects address diverse low-carbon technologies, including renewables, hydrogen and storage solutions, CCUS, and cross-cutting innovations, all contributing to Europe’s decarbonisation goals.

We will explore how project developers can increase their readiness for Innovation Fund calls, and how financial institutions can identify high-potential opportunities within the energy R&I landscape. The event will foster meaningful exchanges between technology developers and public and private investors to accelerate the path to a low-carbon future.

We are proud to be platinum sponsors at the EAIC AGM 2025

On June 12–13, 2025, we will be in Barcelona participating as platinum sponsors at the EAIC Annual General Meeting (AGM), the key annual event gathering Europe’s leading stakeholders in research, innovation, and funding.

Over two days, at the Foment del Treball, we will join top experts to discuss the challenges and opportunities within the innovation ecosystem, the future shape of the FP10 Framework Programme, and how EU funds drive regional development and competitiveness.

Key Program Highlights:

• June 12:

  • 10:00: Registration and welcome coffee.

  • 10:30: Official opening of the AGM.

  • 10:45: Panel Discussions:

    • Simplification vs. Inclusivity in funding programmes.

    • Driving regional development through R&I funding (with Catalonia as a case study).

    • Perspectives on FP10 and European competitiveness.

  • 13:30: Lunch break.

  • 15:30: Closed session for members:

    • Reports, financial updates, budget approvals, and Board elections.

  • 19:00: Gala Dinner.

• June 13:

  • 9:10: Parallel thematic sessions:

    • Collaborative Calls.

    • European Innovation Council (EIC).

    • NextGenerationEU and national funding opportunities.

  • 10:35: Room changes.

  • 10:35: Additional thematic sessions:

    • Project Management.

    • Innovation Fund.

    • Artificial Intelligence.

  • 12:00: Feedback and reporting from thematic groups.

  • 13:00: Closing session and final lunch.

As platinum sponsors, we are proud to reaffirm our commitment to driving innovation across Europe, building strategic partnerships, and helping to shape the future of European R&I.

We look forward to seeing you in Barcelona and leading the conversation on Europe’s innovation future!

On 23 June 2025, Euro-Funding Europe is organising the event “Strengthening Financial Management in EU Projects: Supporting Associations for Sustainable Impact”, which will take place at Silversquare Europe, Brussels. This session is specially designed for European associations that rely on EU-funded projects as a core pillar of their operations. While these funding programmes offer great opportunities, managing them effectively requires specific financial and administrative expertise that is not always readily available within organisations.

The event will focus on identifying common pitfalls in project financial management—such as errors in personnel cost calculations, challenges with time tracking, and misinterpretations of programme rules (Horizon Europe, LIFE, Interreg, etc.)—and will provide practical tools and internal practices to improve budget control, planning, and forecasting. Experts from Euro-Funding will share technical insights, while guest speaker Selene Liverani (E.DSO for Smart Grids) will bring real-life experience from an association managing a stable EU project portfolio.

In addition to the expert-led sessions, the event will offer space for peer exchange, allowing participants to share their own challenges and good practices during an open discussion moderated by Marie Latour, Head of the Brussels Office. The morning will conclude with a networking lunch, providing an opportunity to connect with other professionals facing similar financial and operational realities in EU project management.