1. This development essentially entails that all authors in the participating countries now have a venue where they can publish #openaccess without any fees.
2. The vision is to develop Open Research Europe (ORE) "as a collective non-profit open access publishing service for the public good".
https://op.europa.eu/en/publication-detail/-/publication/3603e219-6a65-11ef-a8ba-01aa75ed71a1/language-en

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@mike

My understanding is that the agreement covers any author in the country of the funder, grant or not,

@brembs @mike I’m not sure about that!

Although for me it has some sense: as they state, the ORE platform is there to make “ it easy for European Commission beneficiaries to comply with the open access terms of their funding”. So as infraestructure is not infinite, it might be understandable to prioritize those that fulfill the initial aim of the platform.

This should be compatible with the appearence of other public platforms with a more general scope.