Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition 7: Feasibility studies
Ref: GRT-ZRQ6XRGJ
Funding Available
Between £100,000 and £1,000,000
UK Wide
All Sectors
15 July 2026
Grants & Funding
About This Grant
Part of the UK SHORE programme, this strand funds technical and economic feasibility studies for innovative clean maritime technologies. Projects must be desk-based and associated with future real-world demonstrations of technologies for on-vessel use, maritime infrastructure, or skills development.
What Can It Fund?
- Desk-based technical feasibility studies
- economic feasibility studies
- studies supporting the development of clean maritime skills or future real-world technology demonstrations
Eligible Costs
- -Staff costs
- -administration
- -research materials
- -consultancy fees related to the feasibility study
Ineligible Costs
- -Physical testing or deployment (covered in other strands)
- -projects not focused on clean maritime technology
- -retrospective costs
Funding Source
Department for Transport (DfT)
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