Overview
Mr. Peter Hanke
Senior Representatives
Ms. Sabine Mitter
DG III Innovation and Technology, Energy and Environmental Technologies
Federal Ministry of Innovation, Mobility and Infrastructure
Role in Mission Innovation
- Participates in the Mission Innovation Secretariat
- Co-leads the Net-Zero Industries Mission
- Member of the Clean Hydrogen Mission
- Member of the Urban Transitions Mission
- Supports the Green Powered Future Mission
- Contributes to the Innovation Platform (Collaborate module)
News and events
- [June 2, 2021] Austria joins Mission Innovation members in launching MI2.0 and a decade of clean energy innovation to accelerate achieving the Paris Agreement Goals
- Austria celebrates Mission Innovation’s 5-year anniversary
- Energy Innovations made in Austria – the green deal for a climate neutral future 2020: This brochure shows Austria’s latest research results in the field of energy with examples from City of Tomorrow, decarbonisation of industry, digital transformation and green hydrogen.
- Read more about Austria’s MI strategies and success stories in the report Austria’s Way Into the Future of Energy (July 2019).
- COP24: At the session Mission Innovation initiative: Made in Austria, Theresia Vogel, CEO Austrian Climate and Energy Fund, and Gudrun Maas, Head of IEA Energy End-Use Working Party, highlighted how, together with complementary projects, the three Flagship Regions will boost the energy supply for Austrian industries with renewables. Austria’s pavilion, organised by ADVANTAGE AUSTRIA, showcased companies and technologies for climate protection, energy and the environment.
Participation in MI’s first phase
- Participated in the:
Resources:
- (First phase) PLANS AND PRIORITIES
- HIGHLIGHTS IN 2018
- HIGHLIGHTS IN 2019
- (First phase) INNOVATION BREAKTHROUGHS
Clean Energy Innovation investment (MI 1.0)
Based on the actual budget, which does not yet reflect the ambitions of the upcoming Austrian Climate and Energy Strategy to the full extent, the following baseline and doubling plans can be committed:
Country-determined baseline years: average of 2014-2016
Baseline funding amount: EUR 16 mill. on average per year
Doubling target year: 2020
Doubling target amount: EUR 32 mill. on average per year
Find out more about how Austria’s baseline and doubling are calculated
*Figures in the spending chart are based on USD exchange rates in 2021
The baseline is calculated by averaging the budget for project funding of the Flagship Projects in the national programmes for energy research (City of Tomorrow and Energy Research Programme). On average €16 million of funding have been granted each year between 2014 and 2016 for flagship projects. An allocation of R&D expenditures was not foreseen in the calculation of the baseline.