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European Research Infrastructure Consortium

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A European Research Infrastructure Consortium (ERIC) is a legal form under European Union law that allows several countries to jointly establish and operate a research infrastructure of European interest. An ERIC is set up by a decision of the European Commission and, from the date that decision takes effect, has legal personality and the most extensive legal capacity accorded to legal entities under the law of each of its member countries.[1][2]

The membership of an ERIC must include at least one EU member state and two further countries that are either member states or countries associated to the EU research framework programme. Its statutory seat must be located on the territory of a member that is a member state or an associated country, and its name must include the initialism ERIC.[3][2]

An ERIC operates principally on a non-economic basis, although it may carry out limited economic activities closely related to its principal task. It is recognised by its host country as an international body for the purposes of exemption from value-added tax and excise duty, and may adopt its own procurement rules.[2][4]

The legal form was created by Council Regulation (EC) No 723/2009, which entered into force on 28 August 2009, and was amended in 2013 to allow associated countries to participate on the same footing as member states.[1][3] The first ERIC, SHARE-ERIC, was established in March 2011.[5] As of August 2026, the European Commission lists 32 ERICs.[6]

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The ERIC framework was established by Council Regulation (EC) No 723/2009 of 25 June 2009 on the Community legal framework for a European Research Infrastructure Consortium, adopted on the basis of Articles 187 and 188 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union. The Regulation was published in the Official Journal of the European Union on 8 August 2009 and entered into force twenty days later, on 28 August 2009.[1]

As originally adopted, the Regulation required an ERIC to have at least three EU member states as members, and required member states to hold jointly the majority of the voting rights in the assembly of members. Because the contributions of associated countries could therefore not be fully reflected in membership or voting rights, and because no associated country or other third state had by then joined any ERIC, the Commission proposed an amendment in 2012.[7]

Council Regulation (EU) No 1261/2013 of 2 December 2013 replaced Article 9(2) and (3) accordingly. Membership must now include one member state and two other countries that are either member states or associated countries, and member states or associated countries jointly hold the voting majority. The amendment also provided that, for an ERIC hosted by a member state, proposals to amend the statutes require the agreement of a majority of the member states that are members of that ERIC.[3]

Unlike the joint undertakings established for joint technology initiatives, of which the European Union is systematically a member, the Union is not necessarily a member of an ERIC.[2]

Establishment

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Setting up an ERIC involves two stages. In the first, the prospective members submit an application to the Commission, which assesses it with the assistance of independent experts against the requirements laid down in the Regulation. In the second stage, all applicants sign a formal request to the Commission to set up the ERIC. The Commission then seeks the opinion of the committee for the implementation of the ERIC Regulation and adopts an implementing decision, which is provided to the applicants and published in the Official Journal together with the essential elements of the statutes.[2][1]

An application must contain a request to set up the ERIC; the proposed statutes; a technical and scientific description of the infrastructure; and a declaration by the host country recognising the ERIC as an international body within the meaning of the value-added tax and excise duty directives. The statutes must set out at least the list of members, the statutory seat, the name, the rights and obligations of members, the bodies of the ERIC and their responsibilities and decision-making procedures, the duration, the basic principles, the working language, and references to the rules implementing the statutes.[2]

To qualify, the proposed infrastructure must be necessary for carrying out European research activities; represent a significant improvement in the relevant scientific and technological fields at European and international level; grant effective access to the European research community; contribute to the mobility of researchers and to knowledge-sharing within the European Research Area; and contribute to disseminating and optimising the results of research, technological development and demonstration activities.[2][4]

The Commission publishes practical guidelines to assist applicants and existing ERICs. They were first issued in 2010, following the adoption of the Regulation, and updated in 2015 to reflect the 2013 amendment. A further revision was published on 10 April 2025, restructuring the guidelines to align more closely with the Regulation, reflecting technological and legal developments over the preceding decade, adding guidance on matters beyond the scope of the Regulation, and updating the annexes to include reporting best practice.[4][8]

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An ERIC acquires legal personality on the date the Commission decision setting it up takes effect. In each member country it has the most extensive legal capacity accorded to legal entities under national law, and may in particular acquire, own and dispose of movable, immovable and intellectual property, conclude contracts and be a party to legal proceedings.[1][5]

Taxation

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An ERIC is recognised by its host country as an international body or organisation within the meaning of Council Directive 2006/112/EC on value added tax and Council Directive (EU) 2020/262 on excise duty. Subject to limits and conditions, it may therefore benefit from exemption from those taxes and duties on its purchases in all member states.[2]

Procurement

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An ERIC qualifies as an international organisation for the purposes of EU public procurement rules and may adopt its own procurement procedures, which must respect the principles of transparency, non-discrimination and competition.[2][4]

Liability

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Under Article 14 of the Regulation, an ERIC is liable for its own debts. The financial liability of its members is limited to their respective contributions, although members may specify in the statutes that they assume a fixed liability above their contributions, or unlimited liability. Where members' liability is not unlimited, the ERIC must take out insurance covering the risks specific to the construction and operation of the infrastructure. The European Union is not liable for the debts of an ERIC.[1]

Membership and governance

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Four categories of entity may become members of an ERIC: EU member states; associated countries; third countries other than associated countries; and intergovernmental organisations. Member states and associated countries may join at any time on fair and reasonable terms set out in the statutes, or take part as observers without voting rights. Third countries other than associated countries and intergovernmental organisations may also become members, subject to approval by the assembly of members and to the conditions and procedure laid down in the statutes.[3]

Member states or associated countries must jointly hold the majority of the voting rights in the assembly of members.[3] The assembly of members is the body with full decision-making powers; the internal structure of an ERIC is otherwise flexible and is defined by its members in the statutes.[2] Any member may be represented by one or more public entities, including regions, or by private entities with a public service mission.[1]

Supervision

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The Commission monitors compliance with the Regulation. Where it obtains indications that an ERIC is acting in serious breach of the Regulation, of decisions adopted under it, or of other applicable law, it may request explanations from the ERIC or its members and propose remedial action. If no remedial action is taken, the Commission may repeal the decision establishing the ERIC.[1]

The Commission reports periodically on the application of the Regulation. The first report, covering the period to May 2014, recorded seven ERICs and judged the take-up of the framework successful.[9] The second report, presented on 6 July 2018, recorded a further twelve.[10] The third report was adopted on 14 August 2023. It found that the ERIC had become the legal instrument of choice for a large part of Europe's common research infrastructure initiatives, particularly those prioritised on the European Strategy Forum on Research Infrastructures (ESFRI) roadmap, while identifying financial and operational sustainability as a continuing challenge. It recommended strengthening ERIC access programmes and service availability, increasing synergies between funding sources, facilitating engagement with international partners, and addressing a range of operational issues.[11][12]

ERIC Forum

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The ERIC Forum is a network of the existing ERICs. It grew out of an informal ERIC network convened by the Commission, and was established by a memorandum of understanding agreed at the sixth ERIC network meeting, held in Helsinki on 9 and 10 May 2017 and signed by thirteen ERICs. The memorandum is not legally binding. Its stated objectives are to identify common challenges and develop joint responses, to contribute to the further development of the ERIC Regulation, and to strengthen the visibility, impact and sustainability of ERICs.[13]

Recurring topics for the Forum have included procurement rules, harmonised reporting, the practical implementation of value-added tax and excise exemptions, human resources policy, in-kind contributions and the training of governance body representatives.[14][15] In 2018 the ERIC Forum Implementation Project received funding under Horizon 2020.[14][16]

Policy context

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The Commission announced in the Competitiveness Compass that it would adopt a European Research Area Act in 2026, with the strengthening of European research infrastructures among its stated aims. A public consultation ran from 13 October 2025 to 23 January 2026 and drew 735 contributions and 117 position papers, with responses from all 27 EU member states, eight countries associated to Horizon Europe and 15 non-EU countries. Academic and research institutions accounted for the largest share of respondents. The Commission proposal is expected in the third quarter of 2026.[17][18] The ERIC Forum submitted a contribution to the consultation.[19] ESFRI's position paper on the Act called, among other things, for targeted improvements to the ERIC legal framework and for greater consolidation of the European research infrastructure landscape.[20]

List of ERICs

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As of August 2026, the European Commission lists the following 32 ERICs.[6] Statutory seats are as stated in the statutes annexed to or published alongside each establishing decision, except where a separate source is cited. Dates are those of the Commission decision setting the consortium up.

NameFull nameStatutory seatEstablishedCommission decisionWebsite
SHARE-ERICSurvey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in EuropeMunich, Germany[21]17 March 20112011/166/EU[5]share-eric.eu
CLARIN ERICCommon Language Resources and Technology InfrastructureUtrecht, Netherlands29 February 20122012/136/EU[22]www.clarin.eu
EATRIS-ERICEuropean Advanced Translational Research Infrastructure in MedicineAmsterdam, Netherlands7 November 20132013/640/EU[23]eatris.eu
ESS ERICEuropean Social SurveyLondon, United Kingdom[24]22 November 20132013/700/EU[25]www.europeansocialsurvey.org
BBMRI-ERICBiobanks and Biomolecular Resources Research InfrastructureGraz, Austria22 November 20132013/701/EU[26]www.bbmri-eric.eu
ECRIN-ERICEuropean Clinical Research Infrastructure NetworkParis, France[27]29 November 20132013/713/EU[28]www.ecrin.org
Euro-Argo ERICEuropean contribution to the Argo programmePlouzané, France[29]5 May 20142014/261/EU[29]www.euro-argo.eu
CERIC-ERICCentral European Research Infrastructure ConsortiumTrieste, Italy24 June 20142014/392/EU[30]www.ceric-eric.eu
DARIAH ERICDigital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and HumanitiesParis, France6 August 20142014/526/EU[31]www.dariah.eu
JIV-ERICJoint Institute for Very Long Baseline InterferometryDwingeloo, Netherlands12 December 20142014/923/EU[32]www.jive.eu
European Spallation Source ERICEuropean Spallation SourceLund, Sweden19 August 2015(EU) 2015/1478[33]europeanspallationsource.se
ICOS ERICIntegrated Carbon Observation SystemHelsinki, Finland[34]26 October 2015(EU) 2015/2097[35]www.icos-ri.eu
EMSO ERICEuropean Multidisciplinary Seafloor and Water Column ObservatoryRome, Italy29 September 2016(EU) 2016/1757[36]emso.eu
LifeWatch ERICe-Science and Technology European Infrastructure for Biodiversity and Ecosystem ResearchSeville, Spain[37]17 March 2017(EU) 2017/499[38]www.lifewatch.eu
CESSDA ERICConsortium of European Social Science Data ArchivesBergen, Norway[39]9 June 2017(EU) 2017/995[40]www.cessda.eu
ECCSEL ERICEuropean Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage Laboratory InfrastructureTrondheim, Norway9 June 2017(EU) 2017/996[41]www.eccsel.org
Instruct-ERICIntegrated Structural BiologyOxford, United Kingdom[42]4 July 2017(EU) 2017/1213[43]instruct-eric.org
EMBRC-ERICEuropean Marine Biological Resource CentreParis, France20 February 2018(EU) 2018/272[44]www.embrc.eu
EU-OPENSCREEN ERICEuropean Infrastructure of Open Screening Platforms for Chemical BiologyBerlin, Germany20 March 2018(EU) 2018/499[45]www.eu-openscreen.eu
EPOS ERICEuropean Plate Observing SystemRome, Italy[46]30 October 2018(EU) 2018/1732[47]www.epos-eu.org
Euro-BioImaging ERICEuropean Research Infrastructure for Imaging Technologies in Biological and Biomedical SciencesTurku, Finland[48]29 October 2019(EU) 2019/1854[49]www.eurobioimaging.eu
ELI ERICExtreme Light InfrastructureDolní Břežany, Czech Republic30 April 2021(EU) 2021/960[50]eli-laser.eu
AnaEE-ERICAnalysis and Experimentation on EcosystemsGif-sur-Yvette, France[51]22 February 2022(EU) 2022/289[52]www.anaee.eu
MIRRI-ERICMicrobial Resource Research InfrastructureBraga, Portugal16 June 2022(EU) 2022/1204[53]www.mirri-eric.eu
EU-SOLARIS ERICEuropean Solar Research Infrastructure for Concentrated Solar PowerAlmería, Spain19 October 2022(EU) 2022/2297[54]eu-solaris.eu
ACTRIS ERICAerosol, Clouds and Trace Gases Research InfrastructureHelsinki, Finland[55]25 April 2023(EU) 2023/900[56]www.actris.eu
INFRAFRONTIER ERICEuropean Research Infrastructure for Modelling Human DiseasesMunich, Germany[6]20 December 2023(EU) 2023/2865[57]infrafrontier.eu
LOFAR ERICLow Frequency ArrayDwingeloo, Netherlands[6]20 December 2023(EU) 2023/2881[58]www.lofar.eu
CTAO ERICCherenkov Telescope Array ObservatoryBologna, Italy[59]7 January 2025(EU) 2025/7[60]www.ctao.org
EHRI-ERICEuropean Holocaust Research InfrastructureAmsterdam, Netherlands[61]20 January 2025(EU) 2025/194[62]www.ehri-project.eu
E-RIHS ERICEuropean Research Infrastructure for Heritage ScienceFlorence, Italy[63]28 March 2025(EU) 2025/709[64]www.e-rihs.eu
DANUBIUS-ERICInternational Centre for Advanced Studies on River–Sea SystemsMurighiol, Romania[65]25 June 2025(EU) 2025/1238[66]danubius-ri.eu

See also

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References

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  24. ↑ "ESS ERIC Statutes" (PDF). European Social Survey. 11 June 2025. Retrieved 26 August 2026.
  25. ↑ "Commission Implementing Decision 2013/700/EU of 22 November 2013 on setting up the European Social Survey as a European Research Infrastructure Consortium (ESS ERIC)". EUR-Lex. OJ L 320, 30.11.2013, pp. 44–62. Retrieved 26 August 2026.
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  29. 1 2 "Commission Implementing Decision 2014/261/EU of 5 May 2014 on setting up Euro-Argo Research Infrastructure as a European Research Infrastructure Consortium (Euro-Argo ERIC)". EUR-Lex. OJ L 136, 9.5.2014, pp. 35–50. Retrieved 26 August 2026.
  30. ↑ "Commission Implementing Decision 2014/392/EU of 24 June 2014 on setting-up the Central European Research Infrastructure Consortium (CERIC-ERIC)". EUR-Lex. OJ L 184, 25.6.2014, pp. 49–62. Retrieved 26 August 2026.
  31. ↑ "Commission Implementing Decision 2014/526/EU of 6 August 2014 setting up the Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities as a European Research Infrastructure Consortium (DARIAH ERIC)". EUR-Lex. OJ L 239, 12.8.2014, pp. 64–80. Retrieved 26 August 2026.
  32. ↑ "Commission Implementing Decision 2014/923/EU of 12 December 2014 on setting up the Joint Institute for Very Long Baseline Interferometry as a European Research Infrastructure Consortium (JIV-ERIC)". OJ L 363, 18.12.2014, pp. 156–169. Retrieved 26 August 2026.
  33. ↑ "Commission Implementing Decision (EU) 2015/1478 of 19 August 2015 on setting up the European Spallation Source as a European Research Infrastructure Consortium (European Spallation Source ERIC)". EUR-Lex. OJ L 225, 28.8.2015, pp. 16–48. Retrieved 26 August 2026.
  34. ↑ "ICOS ERIC Statutes" (PDF). Integrated Carbon Observation System. 2 February 2021. Retrieved 26 August 2026.
  35. ↑ "Commission Implementing Decision (EU) 2015/2097 of 26 October 2015 on setting up the Integrated Carbon Observation System European Research Infrastructure Consortium (ICOS ERIC)". EUR-Lex. OJ L 303, 20.11.2015, pp. 19–34. Retrieved 26 August 2026.
  36. ↑ "Commission Implementing Decision (EU) 2016/1757 of 29 September 2016 on setting up the European Multidisciplinary Seafloor and Water Column Observatory – European Research Infrastructure Consortium (EMSO ERIC)". EUR-Lex. OJ L 268, 1.10.2016, pp. 113–117. Retrieved 26 August 2026.
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  52. ↑ "Commission Implementing Decision (EU) 2022/289 of 22 February 2022 setting up the Analysis and Experimentation on Ecosystems ERIC (AnaEE-ERIC)". EUR-Lex. OJ L 43, 24.2.2022, pp. 73–78. Retrieved 26 August 2026.
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  58. ↑ "Commission Implementing Decision (EU) 2023/2881 of 20 December 2023 setting up the Low Frequency Array European Research Infrastructure Consortium (LOFAR ERIC)". EUR-Lex. OJ L, 2023/2881, 22.12.2023. Retrieved 26 August 2026.
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