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​National programs in France

France's energy policies must support sustainable energy independence and secure the nation's energy supply. These policies must include mechanisms to structure emerging industries and orient research strategies so that all socioeconomic stakeholders benefit and jobs are added to the economy.

The French government consults with Liten on research and innovation through national policymaking bodies like the Industry-specific Policy Committees. Liten is also active in other organizations like SER, AFHYPAC, AFELIM, AMORCE, and COMES, as well as in technology clusters like AXELERA, TENERRDIS, and PLASTIPOLIS.

Finally, for hydrogen and other technologies of the future to become industrially viable, Liten experts are involved in working groups run by French standards organization AFNOR.

Liten is a uniting force in research partnerships involving a wide range of stakeholders in the energy transition. The institute is engaged in many research projects that have been awarded government funding.

​​​Investissements d'Avenir (the French government's economic stimulus instruments) ​ITE INES2  ITE INES.2S (2019-2024) Equipex and Labex	​	​The Carnot Network ​Carnot Énergies du Futur (The Carnot Institute for new energy technology)
ANR (France’s national research agency) projects	​	​​Strategic industrial innovation projects financed by Bpifrance
​Projects financed by ADEME, France’s agency for the ecological transition	​	​​Projects financed by the French Directorate General for Armaments (DGA)
​​Tech cluster projects financed by the French Single Interministerial Fund (FUI)	​	​Projects financed by ERDF under operational plans   2007-2013 and 2014-2020 List of ERDF projects for 2014-2020:  Démépica, Vadeo, Hyway, PF Famergie
Projects financed by the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes regional government Stock ENR (phases 1 et 2) Part of strategic partnership, financing for hydrogen and PV equipment, Aeroprint project	​