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FP7 ICT Work Programme 2009-10 Update

NCP Meeting, 12 May 2009

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WP 2009-10 Update

Limited revision to take into account

• ICT contribution to Public Private Partnerships (PPP) for R&D in the European Economic Recovery Plan (EERP)

– ‘Factories of the Future’

– ‘Energy-Efficient Buildings’

– ‘Green Cars’

• ‘Supplements to Strengthen Cooperation in ICT R&D in an Enlarged Europe’

– Adding partners to on-going FP7 projects

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• Series of coordinated calls between the relevant FP7 themes, reflecting industry-driven research roadmaps and priorities

– Each theme describes its contribution in a separate section of the theme's WP

– In addition, a general Annex V to the WP will provide an overview of all contributions to each PPP

PPPs in EERP:Planned Implementation Approach

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‘Factories of the Future’

• Combined envelope of ~€1.2 bn – ’to help EU manufacturers across sectors, in particular SMEs,

to adapt to global competitive pressures by increasing the technological base of EU manufacturing’

• R&D in production technologies, materials and ICT, including:

– 'Smart' factories: agile manufacturing and customisation• process automation, control and optimisation, robotics …

– 'Virtual' factories: global networked operations• supply chain management, product-service linkages,

management of distributed manufacturing assets …

– 'Digital' factories: optimised design of systems and processes• modelling, simulation, visualisation, lifecycle and knowledge

management …

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‘Factories of the Future’ in Call 5

10.1: Smart Factories: ICT for agile and environmentally-friendly manufacturing

a) Integrated process automation and optimisation• shopfloor-based platforms and systems …

b) Real-time monitoring of energy use and material flow• context-aware ICT applications and scalable sensor

networks integrated in machines and factory-level infrastr.c) Robotics-enabled production processes

• robotic prototypes in smart factory environments …d) Laser applications

• laser systems in processes and production …e) Coordination Action

• industrial learning and roadmapping across industries …

a) – d): integration + validation

35 M€

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(M€) ICT NMP

2010 35 60

2011

210 3402012

2013

Total 645

• Draft indicative budget envelopes:

‘Factories of the Future’Budget

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‘Energy-Efficient Buildings’

• Combined envelope of ~€1 bn – ’to promote green technologies and the development of

energy-efficient systems and materials in new and renovated buildings with a view to reducing radically their energy consumption and CO2 emissions’

• Non-R&D measures– Regulatory and standardisation components;

Procurement network of regional and local authorities

• R&D in energy, environmental, production technologies, materials, nanotechnologies and ICT, including:

– Monitoring and control of energy consumption – Advanced lighting systems– Smarter and optimised interconnections with the power grids

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‘Energy-Efficient Buildings’ in Call 5

10.2: ICT for energy-efficient buildings and spaces of public use

a) Integrated ICT-based management and control systems• governing lighting/heat exchange/air treatment

subsystems• deployed in spaces of public use• interoperating with security/safety/comfort subsystems

b) Coordination Action• reviewing needs, roadmapping …

a): systems integration + validation

15 M€

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(M€) ICT NMP Energy Env

2010 15 30 15 5

2011

90 220 110 202012

2013

Total 505

• Draft indicative budget envelopes:

‘Energy-Efficient Buildings’ Budget

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‘Green Cars’

• Combined envelope of >€5 bn – ’to achieve a breakthrough in the use of renewable and non-

polluting energy sources, safety and traffic fluidity’

• Non-R&D measures– Loans to car producers and suppliers; Reduction of taxes for

lower emission cars and for scrapping old cars; Procurement network of regional and local authorities to pool demand for clean buses

• R&D (~€1 bn) in transport, energy, environmental and production technologies, materials and ICT, including:

ICT for Fully Electric Vehicles– Battery management and power supply– Control mechanisms– Interconnections with the transport and power infrastructures

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‘Green Cars’in Call 5

10.3: ICT for the Fully Electric Vehicles

Highly energy-efficient ICT components and solutions for FEVsa) Solutions for overall efficiency gains in electric vehicle

– electrical and thermal management, electrified auxiliaries, closed-loop control and cooperative interaction …

b) Safe and robust subsystems– communication, sensors, actuators, distributed controls,

power electronics, active safety and comfort …

c) Fail-safe systems and electrical architectures, vehicle-to-road infrastructure integration …

d) Coordination Action– reviewing needs, roadmapping …

a) – c): optimisation at vehicle and system level + simulation, testing …

20 M€

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(M€) ICTTranspor

tEnergy NMP Env

2010 20 45 15 10 5

2011

90 175 35 50 452012

2013

Total 490

• Draft indicative budget envelopes:

‘Green Cars’Budget

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Supplements to Strengthen Cooperation in ICT R&D in an Enlarged Europe

Target outcome• Reinforced cooperation between research teams across the enlarged

Europe and strengthened integration of the ERA in ICT • Increased level of expertise, broadened scope and/or accelerated

developments

Expected Impact • Reinforced cooperation and better exploitation of ICT R&D synergies

– and wider participation in EU-supported ICT research projects – across the enlarged Europe

• Strategic partnerships in view of gaining access to knowledge, developing standards and interoperable solutions and strengthening European competitiveness

Implementation• Additional funding and partners to on-going FP7/ICT IP/STREP

projects ending after April 2011

10 M€

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Time table

2/4 2009: 1st draft WP 2009-2010 Update to ICTC

20/4: ICTC meeting: oral comments on 1st draft

23/4: Deadline for written ICTC comments on 1st draft

29/4: 2nd draft to ICTC

13/5: ICTC meeting: informal opinion on 2nd draft

May: Interservice consultation

June: ICTC opinion by written procedure

31/7: Commission decision and Call 5 publication

24/11 2009: Call 6 publication