EU funding for industrial investments

Ferroman helps industrial companies assess EU funding opportunities and prepare competitive applications, combining technical and financial expertise with support from project idea to submission.

Investments that reduce energy costs and CO₂ emissions can strengthen industrial competitiveness. High upfront costs can still delay a project. For a company with an electrification, energy efficiency or decarbonisation investment on hold, potential EU funding may be a reason to revisit the business case.

EU project folder overlooking an industrial site

Building the case for your investment

We start with the project idea and the intended improvements in energy use, CO₂ emissions or competitiveness. We then help identify potentially eligible investments and develop the technical and financial business case.

The technical case sets out the proposed solution and expected benefits. The financial case explains the investment requirements and economic rationale. This supporting documentation forms the basis for preparing and submitting the funding application.

Prepare ahead of the application deadline

With new EU funding opportunities approaching, early preparation matters. Assessing the requirements and developing the supporting documentation takes time. Starting early gives companies time to clarify the project and prepare a well-supported application before the deadline.

Eligibility and funding decisions depend on the relevant programme and its assessment process.

Discuss your project with Ferroman

If you are considering an electrification, energy efficiency or decarbonisation investment, contact Anton Johansson to discuss whether EU funding could be relevant and how Ferroman can support your application.

Anton Johansson, Project Manager at Ferroman Engineering

Anton Johansson

Project Manager, Ferroman Engineering


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