Public bodies
From territorial needs to an investment programme: assets, energy and public services.
COMMENDA / Funding advisory
Ideas deserve
a way forward.
Turn a need into a clear project, and a project into a sound application. We support public bodies, individuals and businesses in identifying and preparing subsidised funding opportunities.
Process mapSelect a layer
Objective
Define the need, applicant and intended result before selecting a funding measure.
Conceptual diagram · no building model
Strategy · Dossier · CoordinationFrom need to feasibility
01 / Who we work with
Three audiences. One method.
Each journey starts with different requirements. We connect objectives, evidence and opportunities while keeping advisory work, eligibility and awards distinct.
Individuals
A focused assessment of opportunities relevant to the project and the applicant’s circumstances.
Businesses and organisations
Investment, innovation and development: measures selected by legal form, sector and objectives.
Relationships in progress
Aggregate data as of 3 October 2026- Public bodies
- 4
- Individuals
- 3
- Private legal entities
- 0
Current contacts and work relationships: these figures do not represent signed engagements or awarded funding. Only the aggregate picture is published.
02 / Current focus
Energy and environment. A shared direction.
We are preparing a territorial initiative through two complementary instruments: EUCF for an energy investment concept; ESA for an operational environmental monitoring and verification service. Connected objectives, separate requirements and applications.
EUCFESA
One developing initiative · two funding pathways
Investment preparation
EUCF
European City Facility
We support municipalities in moving from their energy and climate plan to an Investment Concept: analysis, feasibility and a financial structure to mobilise sustainable investment.
Official EUCF source- Announced grant
- €60,000per selected beneficiary · investment preparation
- Next call
- Expected in October 2026Municipalities and local authorities · final rules to be confirmed
Technical concept in development
ESA
Environmental Crimes
We are exploring a service combining satellite data and ground observations to detect anomalies, support environmental compliance and make evidence traceable. The value of space data and commercial sustainability are central to the proposal.
Official ESA callPoC / Pilot framework- Proof-of-Concept · eligible activity costs
- Up to €600,000Activity cost, not an awarded grant. Pilots: assessed case by case.
- ESA co-funding for SMEs
- Up to 80%Subject to eligibility and national authorisation
- Announced opening
- 19 October 2026Webinar: 21 October, 11:00 CEST. APQ deadline: 25 June 2027, 13:00 CEST.
Official sources checked on 3 October 2026. ESA follows a pathway from the APQ pitch to subsequent proposals: we are defining the concept, satellite contribution, users, expertise and validation before applying. No funding has been awarded to this initiative.
From public needs to a technical team.
The dialogue starts primarily with public bodies and involves research contacts and private groups. We aim to extend it to public research institutions, building a credible multidisciplinary application and a repeatable service. Participation and funded roles remain to be defined.
03 / The environmental project
Understand the valley. Make change verifiable.
The Val Bormida Environmental Compliance & Evidence Twin concept connects air, water and land. A sound baseline enables observations to be compared over time, unusual events to be detected and locations for further specialist measurement and analysis to be identified.
VAL BORMIDA
ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLIANCE & EVIDENCE TWIN
Conceptual architecture of the proposed service
Observe
From space to the ground
Satellite observations, ground sensors, meteorology, air quality, rainfall and water. Complementary measurements, with resolutions and limitations to assess.
- Earth Observation
- Sensors and calibration
- Time series
Concept in development · technical feasibility, validation and service model to be established
The incinerator connection
An independent baseline for informed decisions.
Our incinerator work puts environmental protection, access to sources and evidence quality at the centre. The proposed service would help observe conditions before and after potential industrial changes, reconstruct pollutant transport where scientifically possible and guide further sampling.
Every result must retain provenance, limitations and uncertainty. Competent authorities determine any unlawful conduct; our aim is to provide verifiable technical tools for decision-making.
Incinerator work and sourcesAir-quality research04 / How we work
Evidence holds it together.
Financial strategy works alongside the technical project. Budgets, analyses, documents and responsibilities follow a shared process, with reviews appropriate to each case.
With public bodies
Prepare before the call.
We start with the public body’s needs and coordinate technical expertise. We can work on the technical and economic feasibility project (PFTE) and project documentation before a call is identified, defining the scope, engagements and competent professional reviews for each case.
When a relevant opportunity arrives, the project already has a basis for developing its application.
The future engagement frameworkIn preparation- 01
Objective
Define the need, applicant and intended result before selecting a funding measure.
- 02
Opportunity
Compare the call’s requirements, timing, eligible costs and constraints with the project and available evidence.
- 03
Project
Connect technical analysis, economic feasibility, budgets and documents in a coherent dossier.
- 04
Application
Review completeness and approvals with the applicant and competent professionals before submission.
- 05
Delivery
Where included in the engagement, follow deadlines, evidence and reporting after any grant award.
One tool in the process
Skill BIM
For projects involving buildings and land, Skill BIM connects surveys, an information model, specialist disciplines and economic assessment. It helps create a traceable technical basis for decisions and the dossier, within each project’s reviewed scope.
Explore Skill BIMStart with the project
What comes next?
Tell us the objective, applicant type and project stage. Together we can define an initial assessment and the information it needs.
Let’s discuss itThe funding authority determines the outcome. Advisory work does not guarantee eligibility or an award.