• Policy

        • Nepal

        • 2016

        Renewable Energy Subsidy Policy of Nepal

        …with higher subsidy being offered for remote areas. Selected examples are:
        Solar PV mini-grid:

        Generation – equip. (per kWp): NPR 175,000 to 150,000/kWp (USD 1640 to 1410).
        Distribution (per household): NPR 32,000 to 28,000/household (USD 300 to 260).

        Mini/micro hydropower

        Generation – equip. (per kW): NPR 125,000 to 80,000/kWp (USD 1175 to 750).
        Generation – civil. (per kW): NPR 80,000 to 20,000/kWp (USD 300 to 190).
        Distribution (per household): NPR 35,500 to 28,000/household (USD 333 to 260).

        For technologies producing electricity output, the subsidy is not…

        • Policy

        • Uganda

        • 2007

        Solar Power Subsidy

        …making solar systems more affordable, especially in rural areas.
        The programme introduces subsidies through microfice institutions, either as a cash payout to those who install solar systems on loan or a loan-offset. Incentives are available as direct subsidies from the REA for solar system customers and line-of-credit for participating micro finance institutions (MFIs) or credit guarantees to participating micro-deposit taking institutions; grant advances to enable market entry or expansion, in the form of time-limited soft loans to the solar power companies, including rural dealers and one-stop application for REA subsidies, public-private sector grants…

        • Policy

        • Korea

        • 2002

        Renewable Power Generation Subsidy

        In 2002, the government set up a standard price for renewable energy power generation in order to support the use of new and renewable energy sources. The extra costs of power generators incurred by the use of renewables, instead of fossil fuels, are compensated for by the government.

        • Policy

        • Korea

        • 1996

        Residential deployment subsidy program

        …supplying region-specific New Renewable Energies (NRE), the government has been promoting regional deployment subsidy programme designed to support various projects carried out by local governments. This programme,initiated in 1996, supported both NRE and energy-saving areas until 2005. However, the two areas have been divided in 2005 in accordance with the promotion Act for NRE development, Utilization and Deployment. Depending on the support ratio of the government subsidy and the nature of project, subsidies can be classified into two categories: subsidy to the construction fo the plant and to the installation of NRE systems. For the first category…

        • Policy

        • Finland

        • 2011

        Act No. 1396/2010 on the Production Subsidy for Electricity Produced from Renewable Energy Sources

        Finland’s feed-in premium scheme supports renewable electricity production from wind power, biogas, forest chips and wood fuels. The scheme pays producers a premium based on the difference between a target price and the market price of electricity, with specific premium arrangements for biogas, wood fuel and forest-chip electricity. As renewable electricity is now considered profitable without subsidies in Finland, the schemes have been closed to new generation, including wind power since the end of 2017, although some existing renewable projects continue to receive support until the end of their contract periods.

        • Policy

        • Germany

        • 2026

        Climate and Transformation Fund - federal subsidy for transmission network costs

        From 2026, the four major transmission system operators receive a federal subsidy of €6.5 billion from the Climate and Transformation Fund (KTF). This subsidy replaces the former network charges, alleviated to reduce electricity prices for final consumers. 

        • Policy

        • Nigeria

        • 2022

        2022 Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) subsidy scheme

        In 2022, the Nigerian government suspended the removal of its petrol subsidy scheme and budgeted NGN 4 trillion for the year, and NGN 3.36 trillion for 2023. The government later announced the scheme would be ended mid-2023.

        • Policy

        • Hong Kong (China)

        • 2024

        Hong Kong's 25.6 million subsidy to EV maker

        Hong Kong will provide a subsidy of up to HK$ 200 million ($25.6 million) to China’s Hozon Auto, which could alleviate the financial pressure on the electric vehicle startup and facilitate its expansion in overseas markets. In addition to providing a $25.6 million subsidy, the Hong Kong government will also help with a $200 million cornerstone investment for Shanghai-based Hozon.

        • Policy

        • Netherlands

        • 2024

        National EZK and LNV subsidies. Subsidy manufacturing industry climate-neutral economy (IMKE)

        EUR 100 million (USD 108 million) for electrolyser manufacturing for 2024 and 2025. 15-20% of the eligible costs are covered. Recipients will need to reach full capacity within 5 years of receiving the subsidy

        • Policy

        • Netherlands

        • 2024

        Aanschafsubsidie Zero-Emissie Trucks (AanZET). (Zero-Emission Truck Purchase Subsidy Scheme)

        The Zero-Emission Truck Purchase Subsidy Scheme (AanZET) is for entrepreneurs and non-profit organizations who want to purchase or finance lease a new, completely emission-free truck.

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