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This blueprint to implement a European large-scale research cooperation working on securing the supply side of the circular economy with renewable fuel and chemicals is a deliverable of SUNRISE CSA with input from its sister CSA Energy-X. It brings together a range of participants from academia, research organisations, society and from the private sector. With this blueprint we urge to complement the scope of existing European partnerships and enable the full decoupling of economic growth from the utilization of resources at the local, regional, national and European levels for a sustainable resilient growing economy that leaves no one behind. While current publicprivate partnerships focus on improvements on the demand side with limited impact, SUNERGY proposes a pipeline of high impact technologies that boost efficiency on the supply side with light-to-products and fuel conversion from atmospheric CO2 at high yields up to 2500 ton/ha.yr.

Consolidated Vision of the SUNRISE initative:The vision of SUNRISE is to enable the production of renewable fuels, chemicals and materials on a global scale using abundant molecules as feedstocks (e.g., H2O, CO2, N2) and sunlight as the primary energy source.

This document, D5.1 Mid-term Evaluation Report, is a deliverable of the SUNRISE Project, which is funded by the European Union’s H2020 Programme under Grant Agreement No. 816336. Members of the Scientific Advisory Board were invited by the SUNRISE consortium to review the work produced within the first six months of operation, materialised in several deliverables, with a focus on the SUNRISE Roadmap, defining the research needs for the development of solar-based products on short, medium and long term. The mid-term evaluation had two components: a remote, written evaluation and an in-depth discussion with the SUNRISE consortium during the SUNRISE Consortium meeting organised in Brussels on 9-11 October 2019. The discussion was documented, and the outputs presented further in this document.

This document, D5.2 Symposium Report, is a deliverable of the SUNRISE CSA, which is funded by the European Union’s H2020 Programme under Grant Agreement No. 816336. On February 3rd – 7th, 2020, a series of meetings were organized in Brussels by the SUNRISE consortium, partly in collaboration with Energy-X and the Representation of the State of Hessen to the EU. The week started on February 3rd – 4th with a closed consortium meeting at EERA to finalize the work on the SUNRISE deliverables. On February 5th – 6th, the formal kick-off of SUNERGY took place, the follow-up initiative of the CSAs SUNRISE and Energy-X. At this event over 100 stakeholders of both CSAs gathered for a series of public sessions on February 5th and 6th following a high-level lunch event at the European Parliament on February 5th and ending February 6th noon. February 6th pm and 7th am were spent on public SUNRISE meetings at EERA to collect input for the SUNRISE blueprint, deliverable D1.3.

Periodic Technical Report.The overall objective of SUNRISE coordination and support action (CSA) is to provide the comprehensive design and description of the SUNERGY European large-scale research initiative (LSERI) to secure the supply side of the circular economy with a pipeline of disruptive technologies for manufacturing renewable fuel, chemicals, fertilizer and hydrogen from atmospheric H2O, N2 and CO2 at high yield with up to 2500 ton/ha.yr CO2 sequestration.

This blueprint to implement a European large-scale research cooperation working on securing the supply side of the circular economy with renewable fuel and chemicals is a deliverable of SUNRISE CSA with input from its sister CSA Energy-X. It brings together a range of participants from academia, research organisations, society and from the private sector. With this blueprint we urge to complement the scope of existing European partnerships and enable the full decoupling of economic growth from the utilization of resources at the local, regional, national and European levels for a sustainable resilient growing economy that leaves no one behind. While current publicprivate partnerships focus on improvements on the demand side with limited impact, SUNERGY proposes a pipeline of high impact technologies that boost efficiency on the supply side with light-to-products and fuel conversion from atmospheric CO2 at high yields up to 2500 ton/ha.yr.

This document, D3.1 Dissemination, Communication and Education Plan, is a deliverable of the SUNRISE Project, which is funded by the European Union’s H2020 Programme under Grant Agreement No. 816336. The Dissemination, Communication and Education Plan identifies the main dissemination and communication objectives of the project and the activities and tools that will be defined and implemented in the current action and in future endeavours according to the target audiences. The plan includes an evaluation of the initial KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) and proposes changes and additions to be taken into account in the short and long-term. In addition, an evaluation annex (Annex 1) is attached to the current document, containing the evaluation of the dissemination and communication activities carried out during the first months of the action. This analysis serves as the basis to propose changes in the initial plan and KPIs and define the backbone of the future strategies for dissemination, communication and education. &nbsp

The report Deliverable D3.2 describes the website created for external and internal communication. It delineates the motivation behind the concept of the website and names the parties responsible for the website and benefiting from it. The document firstly describes the content of the public section, highlighting the ideas and objectives behind it. Then, it shows the private section designed for the exchange of information between partners. The report also defines the social media tools used and the development of a new smartphone application focused on the sharing of scientific and technological information. The final aim of the document is to define the expected impact of these communication tools for the project consortium and the whole community., Revised version following review

Technological Roadmap Technical Appendix Part 4 - Sustainable Carbon Capture and SUNRISE Key Enablers

Technological Roadmap Technical Appendix Part 2 - Sustainable Ammonia Production

Roadmap document for theSUNRISE action, itaims at promoting a large-scale research initiative toprovide short and long-term solutionsto enable the transition to a circular economypowered by sunlightthrough the sustainable production of fuels and chemicals. SUNRISE’s main objective is to facilitate a carbon-neutral society by using abundantly available molecules – carbon dioxide, water and nitrogen – to replace fossil-based raw materials for the production of a broad range of chemicals and fuels. This way, our initiative targets a sustainable CO2 cycle, where the concentration in the atmosphere is decreased and then maintained at a level compatible with climate stability, committing to the sustainable use of natural resources and land.

This Deliverable Report considers Intellectual Property (IP) structures and Exploitation Methods within the Sunrise partnership. A clear and efficient management system for IP is critical for the successful commercialisation and implementation of inventions within Sunrise, and hence is one of the keys to the project having impact on the energy transition. At Project level, the proposed IP system is based on current practice in collaborative projects such as Horizon 2020, where partners share background IP when relevant, and arising IP is owned by the inventing party with licences granted to other parties. Sharing of IP across the Sunrise partnership is seen to be desirable, but the mechanism for this is not yet defined. The challenge to be overcome is to allow IP sharing between projects, but without deterring commercial parties from participating due to loss of control over IP they generate. Two forms of Exploitation are envisaged: Science-to-Science (S2S) and Science-to-Business (S2B).

Technological Roadmap Technical Appendix Part 4 - Sustainable Carbon Capture and SUNRISE Key Enablers

Technological Roadmap Technical Appendix Part 1 - Sustainable Hydrogen Production

This Deliverable Report considers Intellectual Property (IP) structures and Exploitation Methods within the Sunrise partnership. A clear and efficient management system for IP is critical for the successful commercialisation and implementation of inventions within Sunrise, and hence is one of the keys to the project having impact on the energy transition. At Project level, the proposed IP system is based on current practice in collaborative projects such as Horizon 2020, where partners share background IP when relevant, and arising IP is owned by the inventing party with licences granted to other parties. Sharing of IP across the Sunrise partnership is seen to be desirable, but the mechanism for this is not yet defined. The challenge to be overcome is to allow IP sharing between projects, but without deterring commercial parties from participating due to loss of control over IP they generate. Two forms of Exploitation are envisaged: Science-to-Science (S2S) and Science-to-Business (S2B).

Technological Roadmap Technical Appendix Part 3 - Sustainable carbon-based chemicals and (jet)fuels