Aerospace Technology Institute (ATI) Non-CO2 Programme
UK Government — business finance and support
Award
Amount not published
Deadline
No published deadline
Where
UK-wide
Summary
Funding for research and technology development to maintain and grow the UK’s competitive positions in civil aerospace.
Full details
Who it’s for To lead an industrial research and technology project, your organisation must: • be a UK-registered business of any size for research projects • carry out your aerospace research project work in the UK • intend to exploit the results from or in the UK • address the challenges outlined in UK’s aerospace technology strategy – Destination Zero, that must include specific requirements set out in the ATI’s non-CO2 technologies roadmap • sign up to the ATI framework agreement • claim funding • speak to the ATI before submitting a capital infrastructure project application as early engagement is likely to help develop a proposal suitable for the programme Your business does not have to be registered with Companies House when you apply, but it must be registered before you can receive funding. Your project can include partners that do not receive any of this competition’s funding, for example, non-UK businesses. Their costs will not count towards the total eligible project costs but must be included in your application. More information on the different types of organisations can be found on Innovate UK’s (IUK) website under funding rules. We accept single applicant-led projects, though encourage collaborative project applications. What you can get Grant funding is available. Each application is individually assessed by the ATI programme’s partner organisations. How to apply The ATI Non-CO2 Programme is a 2-stage competition: • stage 1: outline stage • stage 2: full stage application Organiser The ATI Non-CO2 Programme is coordinated and managed by: • Department for Business and Trade (DBT) • IUK, part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) • ATI This funding stream is also linked to a wider Aviation Non-CO₂ Programme managed in partnership by DBT, the Department for Transport (DfT) and the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC).