• Policy

        • People's Republic of China

        • 2021

        Renewable Energy Electricity Subsidy for 2021

        The Chinese government earmarked subsidies for renewable electricity generation (wind, solar and biomass) provided to local public utilities and power generation companies in 2021.

        • Policy

        • People's Republic of China

        • 2022

        Renewable Energy Electricity Subsidy for 2022

        The Chinese government earmarked subsidies for renewable electricity generation (wind, solar and biomass) provided to local public utilities and power generation companies in 2022.

        • Policy

        • Finland

        • 2022

        Temporary fuel subsidy for transport companies

        The Act introduced on 2 June aims at compensating the extra-costs incurred by the ongoing energy crisis for transport companies:The subsidy will be granted retroactively for the period from February to April 2022 and cover 5% of fuel costs of road transport companies (both for the transport of goods and passengers)All forms of fuels and electricity will be covered, except fuel oilApplications for the subsidy will be accepted from November 2022The act will enter into force once a corresponding decree is published The Finnish government submitted a proposal to Parliament to amend the Act on the Promotion of…

        • Policy

        • Hong Kong (China)

        • 2019

        EV-charging at Home Subsidy Scheme (EHSS)

        In 2022, the Government of Hong Kong (China) earmarked additional funding for the extension of a pilot subsidy scheme promoting the installation of electric vehicle charging-enabling infrastructure ("EVCEI") in private residential buildings. 

        • Policy

        • Morocco

        • 2022

        2022 Butane subsidy scheme budget increase

        Due to the repercussions of the global energy crisis, the Moroccan government dedicated additional spending for butane gas subsidies.

        • Policy

        • Korea

        • 2024

        Electric Vehicle Subsidy Regulatory Guidance

        …the Korean government has announced annual guidance on electric vehicle purchase subsidies that are aimed at supporting EV adoption. Overall annual budgets and specific guidance on calculating the exact amount subsidies provide per vehicle are announced at the beginning of the year.The 2024 guidance provides KRW 1.7 trillion in subsidies. Funding is further broken down by vehicle category: KRW 932 billion for light-duty passenger vehiclesKRW 140 billion for light- and medium-duty commercial vehiclesKRW 630 billion for heavy-duty commercial vehicles Specific subsidy amounts are set for each vehicle model and determined by a range of factors including…

        • Policy

        • Belgium

        • 2024

        Improved energy subsidy scheme -Brussels-Capital Region

        The Belgian government is implementing an improved energy subsidy scheme meant to support efficient home renovations by low-income households in the Brussels-Capital Region.

        • Policy

        • Belgium

        • 2024

        Improved energy subsidy scheme -Flemish Region

        The Belgian government is scaling up its budget allocation to a subsidy scheme meant to provide better home energy renovation incentives in Flanders.

        • Policy

        • People's Republic of China

        • 2022

        Chongqing gas subsidy scheme

        The Chongqing municipality implemented a targeted energy subsidy scheme for SMEs and individual businesses, in the form of a minimum 5% support rate for gas bills for May and June 2022.  The scheme excludes high energy consumption companies, companies using gas as major production resources, gas-fired power plants, gas suppliers, and CNG gas stations, while some sectors (hotels and restauration, culture and tourism, transports, wholesales and retail, and other service industries) are prioritised as beneficiaries.

        • Policy

        • Portugal

        • 2023

        Natural gas subsidy for consumers outside the regulated tariff system

        In response to the global energy price crisis, the Portuguese government implemented a specific temporary support scheme subsiding gas prices for consumers that do not benefit from previously enacted measures targeted at low-level consumers returning to a regulated tariff system. Gas consumers whose annual consumption represents more than 10,000 m3 will get a direct discount of up to EUR 40 per MWh, until the end of January 2024.

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