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EIC Accelerator FAQ for non-EU deeptech companies
Straight answers on the EU subsidiary, licensing IP back to the parent, dual-use eligibility, co-funding and how the application works, with links to the Commission's own rules.
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Skip the Briefing: how your buyers see you, from your own inbox and CRM
A prompt you run in your own Claude or ChatGPT. It reads your email and CRM and shows how buyers describe you, why they say yes, what they push back on and where deals stall.
The EIC route for Australian and Canadian deeptech
Australian and Canadian deeptech can fund European growth through the EIC without becoming a subsidiary of a US parent. What you get and what you give up.
EIC Accelerator 2026: what changed
Six cut-offs instead of two, a 20-page proposal, and scoring back in place of Go/No-Go. What the EIC Accelerator's 2026 changes mean for applicants.
The EIC Accelerator gap: what Horizon Europe association does not give Australia and Canada
Australia and Canada associated to Horizon Europe Pillar II. The EIC Accelerator sits in Pillar III and stays closed to both. What that means in practice.
Europe Vs. US Clean-tech funding landscape
US policy stopped creating a customer for several cleantech sectors in 2025 and 2026. Which sectors that catches, what it is worth, and what an advantageous European position actually requires.
Cross-border IP structuring for the EIC: a Canada and Netherlands case study
For Canadian deep tech founders raising European capital. Aligning your IP with European investor and EIC Accelerator requirements.