2025 CCP: CHF 290,000
for Low-Carbon Logistics Projects
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The CCP 2025 at a Glance
Are you a company based in the canton of Fribourg with an innovative, impactful, and scalable solution to decarbonize and optimize logistics? We provide you with the tools to take action.
In 2025, the canton of Fribourg is launching its very first Thematic Call for Collaborative Projects (CCP), under the framework of the New Regional Policy (NRP).
Goal: To support collaborative projects between companies aimed at reducing CO2 emissions in logistics by leveraging innovative technologies such as artificial intelligence.
Theme for 2025: Optimizing supply chains and low-carbon logistics.
Deadline for submitting project outlines: September 10, 2025.
> Link to the June 25, 2025 news (in French)
> Link to the June 25, 2025 news (in German)
What Is a CCP?
A Call for Collaborative Projects (CCP) is an economic development instrument of the canton of Fribourg, funded through the New Regional Policy (NRP).
It is aimed at groups of companies seeking to implement innovative solutions in response to a challenge identified at the cantonal level. The CCP fosters inter-company collaboration and the development of regional value chains.
Eligibility requirement: The project must involve at least three companies, two of which must be based in the canton of Fribourg. Collaboration with an academic partner is possible and encouraged but not mandatory.
Goals of the 2025 CCP
The 2025 CCP supports the development of collaborative solutions to decarbonize Fribourg’s logistics sector. Projects should rely on digital technologies and artificial intelligence to optimize logistics processes.
Projects must address at least one of the following goals:
- Route and flow optimization: Reducing distances, delays, and energy consumption
- Resource sharing: Reducing empty transport runs by pooling flows between companies
- Integration of clean energy sources: Shifting to low-emission transport modes
- Predictive modeling: Improving inventory and supply chain management
In addition, each project must demonstrate measurable impact on CO2 emissions and logistics efficiency.
Target Groups
The following list is indicative and non-exhaustive:
- Companies using logistics services
Producers, distributors, retailers, manufacturers - Logistics providers and transport companies
Freight carriers, fleet managers, delivery service providers - Providers and integrators of digital solutions
AI software developers, optimization platforms, transport management systems - Energy and charging infrastructure stakeholders
Renewable energy providers, operators of EV or hydrogen charging stations, grid operators - Low-carbon mobility technology providers
Manufacturers of electric or hydrogen-powered vehicles, or other alternative energy solutions - Public institutions and regional authorities
Support organizations, municipalities, urban mobility coordinators - Research centers and academic partners
Labs specializing in logistics, AI, energy, or sustainable transportation - Maintenance service providers and related support companies
Maintenance of electric/hydrogen vehicles and charging infrastructure - Suppliers of equipment and infrastructure
Manufacturers of charging devices, battery makers, providers of sustainable logistics equipment
Five-Step Procedure
- Step 1: Launch of the project call
Submission of project outlines by September 10, 2025 - Step 2: Preparation of the funding application
With support from INNOSQUARE - Step 3: Evaluation by an expert panel
Assessment of relevance, feasibility, and impact - Step 4: Grant approval decision
By the NRP Committee - Step 5: Signing of the NRP funding agreement
How to Participate
Interested in submitting a project?
Please download the Word form below and send it by email by September 10, 2025, to the following address: nicolas.huet@hefr.ch.
> Download form in English
> Download form in French
> Download form in German
Contact
Nicolas Huet, Head of INNOSQUARE, nicolas.huet@hefr.ch
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