| BG |
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ELENA |
https://www.eib.org/en/products/advising/elena/index.htm |
European Investment Bank and
the European Commission |
European |
Investments grants |
Grants for studies, energy audits, business plans, project management etc for private and public entities to develop energy efficiency and renewable energy investments targeting buildings and innovative urban transport. |
All buildings |
| BG |
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https://afm.ro/casa_eficienta_energetic.php |
Administratia Fondului de Mediu (Administration of the Environmental Fund) |
National, Romania |
Investments grants |
The program is financed by the and is addressed to homeowners as a premium to make investments for the energy efficiency of their home. AFM finances 60% of the cost of such works, but not more than 15,000 euros. |
Buildings public |
| BG |
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https://www.mrrb.bg/en/infrastructure-and-programmes/op-regions-in-growth/priority-axes, https://www.citiesfund.bg/en/?cid=13 |
Urban development funds (for Sofia, Northern and South Bulgaria) |
Bulgaria |
Investments grants |
In the part of Energy Efficiency is addressed to Implementation of energy efficiency measures in residential buildings, students’ dormitories and administrative buildings of the state and municipal administration; Submitting loans or guarantees for renovation of residential buildings and students’ dormitories |
Buildings public |
| BG |
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ICP |
https://ecofund-bg.org/en/programs/documents-investment-climate-program/ |
National Trust EcoFund |
Bulgaria |
Investments grants |
The Investment Climate Program (ICP) is the most recent NTEF’s program aiming at reduction of the greenhouse gas emissions. The program is a continuation of the National Green Investment Scheme (NGIS) |
Buildings public |
| BG |
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EERSF |
https://www.bgeef.com/en/ |
Energy Efficiency and Renewable Sources Fund |
Bulgaria |
Debt (with maturity), Loan guarantee, Cessions |
Potential source of bridge financing complementary to subsidy schemes finaced by Operational Programme or the national budget. 13500 - 1350000 Eur at interest rate of 4% – 7% Maximal tenor 7 years |
Buildings public Buildings private |
| BG |
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REECL |
http://reecl.org/en/about-us/ |
EBRD via local commercial banks |
Bulgaria |
Investments grants |
15% of the disbursed amount of the Sub-loan financing supply and installation of the same Eligible Measures6 in three or more legally registered dwellings in existing Apartment Buildings, in accordance with the approved Sub-project file7 for sustainable energy improvements on the whole building. 10% of eligible Investment Cost4 (EEEC) of new builds. |
Buildings private |
| BG |
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https://www.mrrb.bg/en/energy-efficiency/energy-efficiency-of-multi-family-residential-buildings-national-programme/ |
Ministry of Regional Development and Public Works |
Bulgaria |
Investments grants |
100% subsidy rate for all activities related to the execution of the project (structural and energy audit, design, construction works, supervision). Total budget of 1 billion Euro |
Buildings private |
| BG |
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http://www.bgregio.eu/shemi/158/oprr.aspx |
Ministry of Regional Development and Public Works |
Bulgaria |
Investments grants |
The priority axis finances energy efficiency projects in residential and public buildings, incl. municipal sites of social, educational and cultural infrastructure. Specific beneficiaries are 28 municipalities of small towns, support centers in peripheral areas of the polycentric system. |
Buildings public Buildings private |
| BG |
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OP Environment |
Microsoft Word - Nasoki_Measures Air.docx (government.bg) |
Ministry of Environment and Water |
Bulgaria |
Investments grants |
100% subsidies for new heating installations (pellet boilers, heat pumps) these sources of funding (air quality programmes, fuel subsidies and renovation programmes) have to be coordinated under the supervision of the local authorities. |
Buildings private |
| BG |
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LIFE |
www.life-bulgaria.bg |
National Contact Point |
Bulgaria |
Investments grants |
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Buildings private |
| BG |
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CIP |
https://ecofund-bg.org/bg/programs/%d0%bf%d1%80%d0%be%d0%b3%d1%80%d0%b0%d0%bc%d0%b0-%d0%bc%d0%b8%d0%ba%d1%80%d0%be%d0%bf%d1%80%d0%be%d0%b5%d0%ba%d1%82%d0%b8-%d0%b7%d0%b0-%d0%ba%d0%bb%d0%b8%d0%bc%d0%b0%d1%82%d0%b0/ |
National Trust EcoFund |
Bulgaria |
Investments grants |
The program will finance small projects worth up to BGN 50,000, contributing to climate change mitigation and adaptation. Activities related to climate mitigation and adaptation
changes (development of strategies / programs / reports / analyzes, energy audits, educational
projects, events, publications, research and studies, etc.) |
Buildings public |
| BG |
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Ministry of Energy |
Bulgaria |
Investments grants |
Emergy efficiency in municipal and state buildings |
Buildings public |
| HR |
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ELENA |
https://www.eib.org/en/products/advising/elena/index.htm |
European Investment Bank and the European Commission |
European |
Investments grants |
Grants for studies, energy audits, business plans, project management etc for private and public entities to develop energy efficiency and renewable energy investments targeting energy efficiency, sustainable residential buildings and innovative urban transport. In Croatia, ELENA was used for investments in reconstruction of public lighting, as well as TA for loan applications for energy efficiency investments in public and private sector |
Infrastructure |
| HR |
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https://strukturnifondovi.hr/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/OPKK_eng-1.pdf;
https://mgipu.gov.hr/naslovna-blokovi-133/about-the-ministry-139/scope-of-the-ministry/european-structural-and-investment-funds-8173/8173 |
Ministry of Regional Development and EU Funds |
Croatia |
Investments grants |
Within the specific objective "Reduction of energy consumption of the public sector buildings" in the OPCC, several public calls were published for financing energy renovation of public buildings. Up to 85% of the investment was funded through grants and the rest was funded using own sources of beneficiaries. Total amount of allocated grants is around 200 million EUR. |
Buildings public |
| HR |
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https://strukturnifondovi.hr/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/OPKK_eng-1.pdf |
Ministry of Regional Development and EU Funds |
Croatia |
Investments grants |
Within the specific objective "Reduction of energy consumption of the public sector buildings" in the OPCC, several public calls were published for financing energy renovation of resdeintial buildings, including family houses and multi-apartment buildings. Works could be funded by up to 60% and other activities such as energy certificate, preparation of main project, visibility etc. could be funded by up to 85% of the investment through grants and the rest was funded using own sources of beneficiaries. Total amount of allocated grants exceeds 90 million EUR. |
Buildings private |
| HR |
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PF4EE |
https://www.zaba.hr/home/en/small-business/eib-pf4ee |
EIB on general scale and Zagrebačka Banka in Croatia |
Croatia |
Debt (with maturity) |
The instrument aims to increase the availability of debt financing for eligible energy efficiency investments and to make energy efficiency lending a more sustainable activity within European financial institutions. |
All sectors |
| RO |
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ELENA |
https://www.eib.org/en/products/advising/elena/index.htm |
European Investment Bank and the European Commission |
European |
Investments grants |
Grants for studies, energy audits, business plans, project management etc for private and public entities to develop energy efficiency and renewable energy investments targeting buildings and innovative urban transport.
Typically, ELENA supports programmes above EUR 30 million with a 3-year implementation period for energy efficiency and 4-year for urban transport and mobility, and can cover up to 90% of technical assistance/project development costs. Smaller projects can be supported when they are integrated into larger investment programmes. |
All buildings |
| RO |
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https://afm.ro/casa_eficienta_energetic.php |
Administratia Fondului de Mediu (Administration of the Environmental Fund) |
Romania |
Investments grants |
The program is financed through Environmental Administration Fund the and is addressed to homeowners as a premium to make investments for the energy efficiency of their home. AFM finances 60% of the cost of such works, but not more than 15,000 euros.
Around 13000 households are going to benefit from this scheme in the first financing round.
This is the first scheme dedicated to individual private homes, previous financing was dedicated only to blocks of flats or to public buildings |
Buildings private |
| RO |
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ELECTRIC-UP |
http://www.economie.gov.ro/ghid-electric-up |
Ministry of Economy, Energy and Business Environment |
Romania |
Investments grants |
This Program finances SMEs and HORECA companies for the installation of PV systems with an installed capacity between 27kWp and 100 kWp and at least one recharging station of at least 22 kW for electric vehicles, with at least two charging points. PV panels can be mounted on the roof, but also on the ground.
Financial support is up to 100% of eligible expenses.
The non-reimbursable financing is granted in a maximum amount of 100,000 EUR
Expenditures for the purchase of equipment, design costs, obtaining the necessary approvals, installation and commissioning of the photovoltaic panel system and recharging stations, consultancy and project management costs, storage costs (maximum 30% of installed power of photovoltaic panels, maximum 30% of expenses with the purchase of the storage system) are all eligible under this scheme.
The financing scheme uses the mechanism of reimbursement of expenses, with an advance of up to 30% of the total eligible approved expenses. |
SMEs |
| RO |
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EEA and Norway Grants |
t https://eeagrants.org/ |
Innovation Norway |
Romania |
Investments grants |
The Energy Programme supported by EEA and Norway Grants in Romania consists of five focus areas. The expected long term programme impact is less carbon intensive energy and increased security of supply in Romania.
We present here the type of projects that are financed by those focus areas that are suitable for the SMAFIN project:
Increased energy efficiency
Building renovation (roof insulation, replacement of windows, etc.);
Use of renewable energies (solar panels, etc.);
Buildings decarbonization, intelligent buildings (passive/neutral buildings);
Energy performance certificates, etc.
Energy audits for the establishment of the current situation of the applicant through analysis of the energy flows and of the energy efficiency measures the applicant should take. Based on this report, the financing application under the “Improved Energy Efficiency” call shall be issued.
Increased capacity to deliver renewable energy – geothermal
Projects for the development/creation of geothermal energy installation supplying energy for public buildings, office buildings, shopping centres, industrial sites and private buildings/houses as end beneficiaries;
Projects aiming at: renewing geothermal energy installations, improvement of the geothermal energy production capacities;
Secondary activity: training of the relevant staff.
Increased access to electricity for households in areas where connection to the electricity network is not feasible
Electrification by Renewables sources of households in areas where connection to the electricity network is not economically feasible. (There are ca 80,000 Romanian unelectrified households in rural remote areas.)
Green innovation in industry
Objective: innovation, streamlining and greening of technological processes
Eligible organizations: Any entity, public or private, commercial or on-commercial and non-governmental organisations, established as a legal person in Romania, in co-operation with any public or private organization in Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein |
All sectors |
| RO |
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ELVETIAN |
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| RO |
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GEFF |
https://ebrdgeff.com/romania/ro/ |
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development |
European |
Loan guarantee |
In Romania, GEFF provides finance and advice to help households to reduce residential energy costs using high-performance technologies and practices. GEFF, through PFIs, finances household customers or business customers for:
• Household credits for high energy performance equipment and materials;
• Home mortgages to buy low-energy new houses and apartments;
• Renovation financing to make older homes more energy-efficient;
• Business loans to help companies who supply energy efficiency or renewable energy products or services to households.
There are two basic approaches:
1. Pre-approved investments in high-performing household technologies available on the EBRD GEFF Technology Selector.
Items on the Technology Selector are eligible to be financed using GEFF without any further technical approval. All save energy, or save water, or use renewable energy. To qualify to appear on the Technology Selector, items must meet or exceed high technical performance standards defined by GEFF engineers and set by EBRD as technical eligibility criteria for GEFF.
Eligible technologies include: Refrigerators and freezers; Air conditioners; LED lighting; Gas boilers; Biomass boilers; Hot water cylinders; double glazed windows and doors; Building insulation materials; Heat pumps; Solar collectors; Solar PV; Energy metering and control systems; and water-saving systems and technologies.
2. Assessed investments with free technical consultancy.
Some green investments too complicated for the simple ‘pre-approved’ approach described above. In these cases, EBRD provides free expert technical support to help identify the best solutions and ensure quality green economy projects are successfully financed.
The technical support is carried out by a local GEFF team from consultants Tractebel Engineering, working under contract to EBRD. The consultant also certifies that the investment proposal is technically eligible to be financed using GEFF.
Someone who wants to use GEFF may:
• contact any Participating Financial Institution; or
• use this website to select eligible technologies, request a free assessment or apply for financing. |
Buildings private |
| RO |
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POIM |
https://mfe.gov.ro/programe/autoritati-de-management/am-poim/ |
Ministry of European Funds |
Romania |
Investments grants |
The Large Infrastructure Operational Programme aims at promoting sustainable economic growth as well as safe and efficient use of natural resources.
Among specific objectives of PA 6, there are:
Reducing energy consumption of industrial consumers by Implementing systems for monitoring energy consumption at industrial consumers
Reducing the average electricity consumption in households by implementing smart distribution systems in a homogeneous area of household electricity consumers (demonstration projects in the regions covered by concessionaire distribution operators) |
All sectors |
| RO |
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POIM |
https://mfe.gov.ro/programe/autoritati-de-management/am-poim/ |
Ministry of European Funds |
Romania |
Investments grants |
The Large Infrastructure Operational Programme aims at promoting sustainable economic growth as well as safe and efficient use of natural resources.
PA 7 is dedicated to modernization and extention of the centralised heating systems in Bucharest and the 7 selected cities (Botoșani, Oradea, Iași, Râmnicu Vâlcea, Bacău, Timișoara, Focșani. Depending on the available resources, similar projects could be financed in other than previous selected cities.
These projects will contain following types of activities:
• Modernization / extension of primary and secondary thermal networks in thermal energy supply systems
• Acquisition / modernization of the necessary equipment, good functions of the thermal agent pumping system;
• Implementation of Management Systems |
Infrastructure |
| RO |
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ROP |
http://www.inforegio.ro/en/ |
Minister of Development, Public Works and Administration |
Romania |
Investments grants |
This priority axis finances investments in increasing the energy efficiency of public buildings owned and occupied by both local and central authorities, residential buildings, public lighting systems, as well as investments to reduce CO2 emissions in urban areas, based on sustainable urban mobility plans.
Without listing exhaustively, the supported actions relate to:
• improving the thermal insulation of the building envelope (exterior walls, windows, carpentry, upper floor, basement floor), including measures to consolidate the building;
• rehabilitation and modernization of equipment for heating, domestic hot water and ventilation and air conditioning systems, including passive cooling systems, as well as the purchase and installation of related equipment and connection to central heating systems, as appropriate;
• the use of renewable energy sources to ensure the necessary thermal energy for heating and preparation of hot water for consumption;
• implementation of energy management systems aimed at improving energy efficiency and monitoring energy consumption (eg the purchase and installation of intelligent systems for the promotion and management of electricity);
• replacement of fluorescent and incandescent lamps with lamps with high energy efficiency and long life;
• any other activities that lead to the achievement of the project objectives (replacement of elevators and electrical circuits - stairs, basement, dismantling of installed installations and equipment, repair works on facades, etc.);
• developing energy efficiency strategies (eg CO2 reduction strategies). |
All buildings |
| RO |
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FREE |
https://free.org.ro/ |
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Romania |
Loan guarantee |
The Romanian Energy Efficiency Fund commercially finances companies in the industrial sector and other energy consumers in order to facilitate their adoption and use of energy efficient technologies.
The Romanian Energy Efficiency Fund manages, under the law, the financial resources received by Romania from the Global Environment Facility through the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD), based on the Grant Agreement concluded between IBRD and the Ministry of Public Finance |
All sectors |
| RO |
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https://www.afm.ro/eficienta_energetica_scoli.php |
Environmental Fund Administration |
Romania |
Investments grants |
During a financing session, the maximum amount that can be requested is:
a) 1,500,000 lei for cities with a population of up to 5,000 inhabitants;
b) 3,000,000 lei for cities with a population of over 5,001 inhabitants.
The financing is granted in a maximum of 90% of the eligible expenses of an investment objective
The activities that can be financed through the program are construction works and installations such as:
• thermal rehabilitation of the building envelope elements, of the heating system / of the hot water supply system,
• installation of alternative systems for the production of electricity and / or heat for own consumption,
• installation / rehabilitation / modernization of air conditioning and / or mechanical ventilation systems to ensure indoor air quality, rehabilitation / modernization of lighting installations in buildings,
• installation of integrated energy management systems for buildings, etc. |
Buildings public |
| RO |
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Rabla pentru Electrocasnice |
https://www.afm.ro/main/programe/rabla_electrocasnice/2020/ghid_finantare-rabla_electrocasnice-2020_12_10.pdf |
Romania |
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Financial incentives |
The object of the program is the non-reimbursable financing from the Environmental Fund, granted in the form of a voucher, for the replacement of used electrical and electronic equipment for household use, with new, more energy efficient ones.
The financing is granted for the purchase of electrical and electronic equipment for household use: washing machines, dishwashers, tumble dryers, refrigerators / freezers / refrigerators / freezers, televisions, air conditioners, vacuum cleaners, laptops and tablets.
The financing of the program comes from the revenues collected for the Environmental Fund resulting from the sale of GES emission certificates |
Buildings private |
| RO |
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Termoficare |
https://www.mlpda.ro/pages/programultermoficare20062020 |
Minister of Development, Public Works and Administration |
Romania |
Investments grants |
The purpose of the District Heating Program is to provide investments for the modernization, rehabilitation, refurbishment and expansion or establishment of central heating systems for localities.
The local public administration that own centralized thermal energy supply systems can benefit from the non-reimbursable co-financing of investment projects.
The District Heating program is being implemented in the period 2019-2027 and will finance new investment projects and ongoing projects that were started under the previous program, District Heating 2006-2019.
The financing of the District Heating Program is made from the following sources:
a) amounts from transfers from the state budget through the budget of the Ministry of Public Works, Development and Administration;
b) amounts from transfers from the budget of the Environmental Fund, within the amount of 400,000 thousand lei;
c) amounts from local budgets.
For new projects the co-financing quota from the MLPDA budget is of maximum 85% of the total eligible expenses of the project, and the contribution from the local budget will be of minimum 15%.
For the completion of the started projects, the co-financing quota from the MLPDA budget is of maximum 70% of the total eligible expenses of the project and minimum 30% contribution from the local budget. |
Infrastructure |
| RO |
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OUG18 |
https://mlpda.ro/pages/pncrestereperformanta |
Minister of Development, Public Works and Administration |
Romania |
Investments grants |
Multiannual National Programme for Increasing the Energy Performance of Blocks of Flats. The main objectives of this programme are to reduce the annual specific consumption for heating below 100 kWh/m2/year and improve indoor environmental quality. 50% of the cost is covered by governmental and EU (Cohesion Policy Funds) funds, 30% of the cost is covered by the local authority (municipality), while 20% should be paid by the owner-association or by using other funds available locally. The target buildings of the programme are multi-store blocks built between 1950 and 1990. |
Buildings private |
| RO |
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OUG69 |
https://mlpda.ro/pages/reabilitaretermicaprogram |
Minister of Development, Public Works and Administration |
Romania |
Subsidised loans |
Thermal Rehabilitation of Residential Buildings Financed by Bank Loans with Government Guarantee. This scheme provides building owners access to loans for thermal rehabilitation. The loans are supported by a government guarantee which generates lower interest rates for the lenders. The loan amount is limited to €400 for dwellings in residential blocks and €1600 for individual residences, while at least 10% of the costs should be financed by the beneficiaries. Eligible buildings must have been built before 2000, while allowed measures include thermal rehabilitation of the building envelope and replacement/repair of the heating system. |
Buildings private |
| RO |
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Verde Green Mortgage |
http://www.rogbc.org/en/projects/green-homes |
Romania Green Building Council |
Romania |
Reduced loans for green buildings |
Green Mortgages is a program developed by the Romania Green Building Council (RoGBC) including a low cost but comprehensive Green Homes certification to assess and recognize the top performing residential projects utilizing sustainable construction principles.
The Green Mortgage provides discounted mortgage pricing available to suitably-qualified, prospective home buyers interested in buying a home or apartment subject to guidelines established by RoGBC related to superior energy efficiency and environmental considerations. A dedicated Toolkit for Residential Investors was developed by RoGBC, that includes a detail explanation of the program, the criteria, the benefits and the costs, and a selection of projects both certified and those seeking certification within the program. Raiffeisen Bank's Casa Ta Verde and Alpha Bank's Creditul Alpha Green are the first mortgage products dedicated to Green Homes certified by RoGBC projects available in Romania. |
Buildings private |
| RO |
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Innovation Fund |
https://ec.europa.eu/clima/policies/innovation-fund_en |
Executive Agency for Innovation and Networks
European Investment Bank |
European |
Partial grants |
The Innovation Fund is established based on Article 10a (8) of Directive 2018/410 / EC amending Directive 2003/87 / EC to make it more profitable and reduce carbon dioxide emissions and to increase investment in this field and Decision (EU). 2015/1814, to support, in all Member States, the development of innovative low-carbon technologies in sectors such as renewable energy and energy storage produced by these installations, carbon capture, storage and use, various industry sectors and inter-segment -sectoral sectors in which innovation can contribute substantially to mitigating climate change and facilitating the evolution towards clean energy. The funds come from the auctioning of certificates under the European Greenhouse Emissions Trading System (ETS) for the period 2020-2030, as well as from the previous NER300 program.
The Innovation Fund aims to finance innovative technologies, processes and products with the potential to reduce greenhouse gases, mature enough to be brought to market. The total funding from the Innovation Fund is set at 60% of the additional costs related to innovative technology depending on the reference level of current available technologies. Up to 40% of the total financial support granted can be provided before the financial closure of the project, while the granting of the remaining 60% depends on the fulfillment of the indicators at the agreed stages and under the conditions that will prove to reduce CO2 emissions. Funding from the Innovation Fund is not considered state aid, projects can combine this support with another source of public funding in accordance with the implementing rules. |
Industry |
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EPC |
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European |
ESCO |
Energy performance contracting (EPC) is a mechanism for organising the energy efficiency financing. The EPC involves an Energy Service Company (ESCO) which provides various services, such as finances and guaranteed energy savings. The remuneration of the ESCO depends on the achievement of the guaranteed savings. The ESCO stays involved in the measurement and verification process for the energy savings in the repayment period. ESCO and energy performance contracting are mostly found in the public sector and to a lesser extent in the industrial and commercial building sectors (EC) |
All sectors |
| RO |
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LIFE |
https://ec.europa.eu/easme/en/life |
Executive Agency for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises |
European |
Grants |
Clean energy transition sub-programme
•Enabling framework for energy efficient and renewable energy policy implementation through capacity building
The aim is to improve the coherence of EU funding in this area, creating further synergies with other relevant funds and programmes, such as Horizon Europe. This new sub-programme would incorporate the capacity-building measures aimed at implementing the clean energy transition, which are currently funded under Horizon 2020, as the Commission considers LIFE to be better suited to replicate and improve innovative technologies developed in the context of the research and innovation framework programme. LIFE would also encourage investment and activities related to energy efficiency and small-scale renewables, focusing in particular on actions in regions lagging behind and having difficulty in absorbing funding from the European structural and investment funds. |
All sectors |
| RO |
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eeef |
https://www.eeef.lu/home.html |
European Investment Bank and the European Commission |
Other |
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eeef, an innovative public-private partnership dedicated to mitigating climate change through energy efficiency measures and the use of renewable energy, was established in July 2011. It operates under the ‘Advancing Sustainable Energy for Europe’ agenda. It finances and provides technical assistance
to municipal, local, regional authorities and entities – both public and private – acting on behalf of those authorities. The eeef operates in all member states of the European Union.
eeef’s mission is to contribute, in the form of a public private partnership (PPP) with a layered risk / return structure, to enhancing energy
efficiency and fostering renewable energy within the European Union, primarily through the provision of dedicated financing to municipal, local,
regional or national authorities or public or private entities acting on their behalf. Financing is provided mostly directly or via partnering with
financial institutions.
The final beneficiaries of eeef must be municipal, local, regional authorities or public and private entities acting on their behalf, such as utilities, public transpor tation providers, social housing associations, energy service
companies etc |
All sectors |
| RO |
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PNDL/NLDP |
https://www.mlpda.ro/pages/programulnationaldezvoltarelocala |
Ministry of Development, Public Works and Administration |
Romania |
Grants |
NLDP is a multi-annual financing program, coordinated by the Ministry of Public Works, Development and Administration, which has as general objective the support of administrative-territorial units for equipping their administrative territory with all necessary endowments, educational, health and environment , sports, socio-cultural and tourist infrastructure and access roads in order to ensure an attractive investment climate for Romania.
The investment objectives that can be financed within the program must aim at works of accomplishment / extension / rehabilitation / modernization, respectively endowment, for a series of specific fields, among which
• water supply systems and water treatment plants;
• pre-university education units, respectively: kindergartens, general primary and secondary schools, high schools, school groups, national colleges, vocational schools, post-secondary schools, state special education units;
• sanitary units;
• cultural objectives of local interest, respectively libraries, museums, multifunctional cultural centers, theaters;
• public markets, trade fairs, fairs;
• modernization of sports facilities;
• the headquarters of the public institutions of the local public administration authorities, as well as of the public institutions subordinated to them; |
All sectors |
| GR |
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ELENA |
https://www.eib.org/en/products/advising/elena/index.htm |
European Investment Bank and
the European Commission |
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European |
There are 2 projects related to public buildings in Greece. The 1st project aims at improving the EE of public buildings and public lighting systems located in the Region of Epirus and deploy sustainable transport.
The 2nd project consists of 2 schemes addressing EE measures in the regional and municipal street lighting network and implementation of Energy Efficiency Retrofits in Public Buildings, owned by the Region of South Aegean. |
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JESSICA |
https://ec.europa.eu/regional_policy/archive/thefunds/instruments/jessica_el.cfm |
European Investment Bank |
European |
Refinancing |
Contributions from the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) are allocated to Urban Development Funds (UDFs) which invest them in public-private partnerships or other projects included in an integrated plan for sustainable urban development. These investments can take the form of equity, loans and/or guarantees. |
All sectors |
| GR |
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ROP /ΠΕΠ |
https://www.espa.gr/el/Pages/staticRegionalOP.aspx |
Ministry of Development and Investment/ General Secretariat for Public Investment and NSRF Γενική Γραμματεία Δημοσίων Επενδύσεων και ΕΣΠΑ |
Greece |
Investments grants |
All 13 RDPs, include projects and actions of all categories, but which are local in nature. Up to 80% of the investment was funded through grants and the rest was funded using own sources of beneficiaries. |
All sectors |
| GR |
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SOP/ epanek |
http://www.antagonistikotita.gr/epanek/index.asp |
Ministry of Development and Investment / General Secretary for Competitiveness - Υπουργείο Ανάπτυξης και Επενδύσεων |
Greece |
Investments grants |
The OP should substantially contribute to the proposed shift in the growth model of the Greek economy A crucial aspect of the OP is its articulation with the Regional OPs regarding the support of priorities . EU funding will also contribute in upgrading the country's infrastructures in the sectors enhancing the development of entrepreneurship, the innovation and the outturn of the enterprises (mainly research centres, broadband and NGA infrastructures and energy efficiency interventions).The use of Financial Instruments is foreseen in most of the specific objectives (including those relating to energy efficiency) |
SMEs |
| GR |
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PF4EE |
https://www.piraeusbank.gr/el/epiheiriseis-epaggelmaties/epiheirimatika-daneia/kefalaio-anaptyksis/programma-xrimatodotisis-epixeirhsewn-pf4ee |
Piraeus Bank |
European |
Debt (with maturity) |
Piraeus Bank participates in the European Investment Bank’s (EIB) and European Commission’s (EC) joint instrument Private Finance for Energy Efficiency (PF4EE) with the aim of providing debt financing with favourable terms to businesses wishing to invest in improving their energy efficiency. PF4EE is an innovative financing tool that combines liquidity in the form of an EIB Loan and loan guarantees funded through the LIFE Programme of the European Commission. |
SMEs |
| GR |
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EIPP |
https://ec.europa.eu/eipp/desktop/en/index.html |
European Commission |
European |
Investments grants |
Are you a project promoter based in the EU, and want to reach potential investors worldwide? Register your project in the European Investment Project Portal (EIPP) and boost its visibility to a large network of international investors! Start today by submitting your project below.
Or are you an investor looking for investment opportunities in areas such as energy efficiency, transport, healthcare, renewable energy, broadband infrastructure or in financing SMEs? The European Investment Project Portal (EIPP) will offer you a broad choice of viable projects. |
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TPD |
https://www.tpd.gr/ |
Ταμείο Παρακαταθηκών και Δανείων |
Greece |
Debt (with maturity) |
The Consignment Deposits and Loans Fund (CDLF) is a non-profit organization which operates as a Legal Entity of Public Law. It belongs to the Ministry of Finance. Its objective is the registry of consignments and the social and regional development by funding projects of Public and Social Interest. For this purpose the CDLF mainly grants loans to municipalities and prefectures, participates in development bodies and co-funds projects with the EIB. |
Buildings public |
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EFSI |
https://www.eib.org/en/efsi/index.htm |
European Investment Bank and European Comission |
European |
Other |
EFSI is an initiative launched jointly by the EIB Group – the European Investment Bank and European Investment Fund – and the European Commission to help overcome the current investment gap in the EU. EFSI is one of the three pillars of the Investment Plan for Europe that aims to revive investment in strategic projects around the continent to ensure that money reaches the real economy. |
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LIFE |
https://ec.europa.eu/easme/en/life |
European Commission |
European |
Investments grants |
The LIFE is the European Union’s funding instrument for the environment and climate action. The general objective of LIFE is to contribute to the implementation, updating and development of EU environmental and climate policy and legislation by co-financing projects with European added value.
The Environment sub-programme are Funds for nature conservation and biodiversity, environment and resource efficiency, environmental governance and information and the Climate action sub-programme are Funds for climate change mitigation, climate change adaptation, climate governance and information. |
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NCFF |
https://www.eib.org/en/products/mandates-partnerships/ncff/index.htm |
European Investment Bank and European Commission |
European |
Other |
Capital Financing Facility (NCFF), a financial instrument that supports projects delivering on biodiversity and climate adaptation through tailored loans and investments, backed by an EU guarantee. The scheme was used for the ATHENS RESILIENT CITY. The project will comprise Green and Blue infrastructure measures improving the functioning of urban ecosystems. It is expected to deliver air quality benefits, positive impacts on biodiversity, positive economic impacts on neighbourhoods and real estate in the vicinity as well as enhancing social inclusion. The NCFF FL will be blended with a Technical Assistance component to the city of Athens |
Infrastructure |
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eeef |
https://www.eeef.lu/home.html |
European Investment Bank and European Commission |
European |
Other |
eeef targets investments (Direct or Investments into Financial Institutions) having as final beneficiaries municipal, local and regional authorities as well as public and private entities acting on behalf of those authorities such as utilities, public transportation providers, social housing associations, energy service companies etc |
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eeef TA |
https://www.eeef.lu/eeef-ta-facility.html |
European Investment Bank and European Commission |
European |
Other |
European Energy Efficiency Fund – Technical Assistance Facility (eeef - TA) supports projects in the sector of energy efficiency and partly small-scale renewable energy
eeef-TA aims to bridge the gap between sustainable energy plans and real investments by supporting the beneficiary by way of allocating consultant services to the planned investment programmes (for example for feasibility studies, energy audits and evaluating the economic viability of investments, legal support). It also covers direct staff costs of the TA beneficiaries if required. Should the investment programme not to be financed by eeef, the reimbursement of services previously paid by eeef is mandatory. |
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JASPERS |
https://jaspers.eib.org/index.htm |
European Investment Bank - DG REGIO
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development |
European |
Investments grants |
Joint Assistance to Support Projects in European Regions (JASPERS) helps cities and regions absorb European funds through top-quality projects. JASPERS offers free of charge assistance for local authorities and promoters for any stage of the project cycle from the early stages of project conception through to the final application for EU funding. |
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ECN |
https://eurocrowd.org/ |
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European |
Other |
Mission: Promote crowdfunding as a viable offering of job creation, social innovation and boost to entrepreneurship to the European public, policy makers and stakeholders
Providing resources, professional support and a forum for collaborative action regarding crowdfunding
Publicize community successes, impacts and scale of ambitions, as well as promote innovative financial solutions for funding social & business projects
Create and influence the political discourse regarding crowdfunding within the European Union |
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https://ec.europa.eu/info/files/200309-sustainable-finance-teg-green-bond-standard-usability-guide_en |
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https://prasinotameio.gr/ |
Ministry of Energy |
Greece |
Loan/ Guarantee |
The Fund may serve as both lending fund and guarantee fund. The Fund’s main activity will be to refinance loans from available funds from which loans are granted and in the context of which loan repayments are made and re-leased. |
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Private Banks |
Greece |
Loan |
Products to support the building renovation or purchase. The advantages of these products may include: low interest rate or especially privileged floating interest rate, long repayment period, zero application cost, insurance coverage |
Residential, SMEs |
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https://www.eeagrants.gr/the-deadline-for-submitting-applications-to-call4-has-been-extended/ |
EEA GR - Energy |
Greece |
Grants |
These funds relate to the integration of RES systems and the energy upgrading of public buildings. |
Public |
