Climate Tech grants in South Korea
Explore Climate Tech grants for companies in South Korea. This list brings together funding for decarbonization, carbon removal, clean industry, adaptation and climate data from Korean innovation agencies, research funders and foundations, international programs open to applicants in South Korea, and competitions any company can enter, with the deadline, award size and eligibility on every listing. Grants aimed at Climate Tech in South Korea come first.
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EIT RawMaterials KAVA Call 14 β Upscaling
πͺπΊEIT RawMaterials Β· European Union
Supports research teams and institutions for EIT RawMaterials KAVA Upscaling in materials science, energy systems, and climate technology.
EIC STEP Scale Up β Q3 & Q4 Cutoffs
πͺπΊISERD Β· Israel
Invests in scale-up ventures in digital, clean technology, and biotechnology through equity to accelerate commercialization pathways.
Eurostars Call 12 for projects
πͺπΊRVO Β· Netherlands
Funds innovative SME-led international R&D consortia through the Eurostars Call 12 grant process.
STEP Scale Up
πͺπΊEIC Β· European Union
Invests in European deep-tech scale-up ventures with momentum needing capital for commercial expansion.
EIC International Trade Fairs Programme 3.0
πͺπΊEIC Β· European Union
Supports EIC beneficiaries' participation in major trade fairs across the EU, MENA and the US.
EIT Digital Co-Creation Accelerator
πͺπΊ28DIGITAL Β· European Union
Funds early-stage deep tech startups developing solutions at TRL 4-5 in collaboration with industry partners through a 4-month co-creation programme.
Microsoft Research Fellowship
πΊπΈMicrosoft Β· United States
Funds research talent through annual fellowships for computing and artificial intelligence work.
A services and business incubator for geospatial open-source developments
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds a business incubation hub that hands 45-60% of its EU budget on as seed grants to help European open-source geospatial software projects become sustainable businesses.
A toolbox for public authorities to address marine plastics and litter from river-to-ocean
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds a toolbox for public authorities to monitor and reduce marine plastic litter along one river-to-sea basin, with small third-party grants to help other regions replicate it.
Action on Rapid Species Decline
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds research into unexplained species decline and practical measures that can halt losses and support population recovery.
Adaptation to Climate Change: Effectiveness and Limits
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds research consortia that build a standard method for measuring how well climate adaptation strategies work and where they hit hard limits.
Additional activities for the European Partnership Water Security for the Planet (Water4All)
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Pays EUR 70 million to the existing Water4All partnership consortium to continue its work through further joint research calls.
Advanced Local Digital Twins using AI for Early Warning and Preparedness
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Pays one European project EUR 6 million to build AI-driven local digital twins that model and predict urban and river flooding for disaster preparedness.
Advancing Earth System Models to increase understanding of Earth system change
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds Earth-system modelling projects that improve how climate models capture feedbacks like ice, ocean, carbon and vegetation.
Advancing European climate risk assessments
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds research that closes the knowledge gaps identified in the EU Climate Risk Assessment so future editions rest on stronger science.
AI Earth Intelligence for Public Decisions
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds AI tools that combine Earth observation and socioeconomic data for environmental policy, resilience and competitiveness.
AI Foundation models in science
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Paid five European projects EUR 6 million each to build open AI foundation models for materials science, climate science, environmental pollution science or agricultural science.
AI-powered impact simulations in support of the Destination Earth initiative
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds AI tools that turn Destination Earth's digital-twin simulations into local, real-time impact assessments for non-technical users.
Airborne capabilities for supporting reducing ATM environmental footprint
πͺπΊSESAR 3 JU Β· European Union
Funds research on climate-optimised flight trajectories, wake-energy retrieval and geometric altimetry to cut aviation's footprint.
Applying regenerative design to the built environment in neighbourhoods
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds tools and technologies that let construction and renovation projects apply regenerative design, restoring ecosystems while cutting resource use in buildings.
Assessing and modelling ecosystems' dynamic processes to guide restoration activities and to improve models used for climate
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds teams that build ecosystem-restoration models predicting how habitats respond to restoration measures under climate change.
ATM impact on climate change
πͺπΊSESAR 3 JU Β· European Union
Funds research into how air traffic management affects noise, air quality and the climate.
Better understanding incentives for private sector financing of adaptation solutions
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds research into why the private sector rarely finances climate adaptation, and tests at least eight real case studies of new ways to make that financing happen.
Bio-fabricated materials for sustainable and beautiful construction
πͺπΊEuropean Commission Β· European Union
Funds development and testing of new bio-fabricated construction materials that can later be mass-produced at competitive cost.