• Policy

        • Netherlands

        • 2013

        Subsidy scheme for low-emission taxis and vans

        A subsidy of €3,000 ($4,159 US) for a BEV is given. If registered
        in the cities of Amsterdam, Arnhem, The Hague, Rotterdam, and
        Utrecht – or cities adjacent to these cities – an extra subsidy of
        €2,000 ($2,773 US) is given for a BEV (to address specific
        bottlenecks in air quality).

        • Policy

        • Japan

        • 2018

        Subsidy to Promote the Charging and Hydrogen Refueling infrastructure of Clean Energy Vehicles

        The government subsidises the establishment of charging and Hydrogen Refueling infrastructure of Clean Energy Vehicles. It targets to establishing charging infrastructure for 300,000 plugs and 1,000 hydrogen stations by 2030.

        • Policy

        • Luxembourg

        • 2024

        Subsidy programme for electrolysis

        Luxembourg’s Ministry of the Economy launched a €110 million call for projects to boost domestic renewable hydrogen production as part of its energy transition strategy.The initiative offers:Investment aid covering up to 45% of eligible CAPEX;Operational aid capped at €7/kg of hydrogen, with a €3/kg bonus for additional renewable energy capacity installed under the scheme.The goal is to support the installation of approximately 12 MW of electrolysis capacity. National aid is capped at €30 million per project and can be combined with EU funding.

        • Policy

        • Netherlands

        • 2025

        Subsidy scheme for private charging infrastructure for companies (SPRILA)

        The Private Charging Infrastructure at Businesses Subsidy Scheme (SPRILA) provides grants for entrepreneurs willing to install charging infrastructures. 

        • Policy

        • Netherlands

        • 2024

        Subsidy manufacturing industry climate-neutral economy (IMKE)Subsidy manufacturing industry climate-neutral economy (IMKE)

        EUR 100 million for electrolyser manufacturing were earmarked for 2024 and 2025. 15-20% of the eligible costs are covered. Recipients shall reach full capacity within 5 years for receiving the subsidy. 

        • Policy

        • Serbia

        • 2020

        Subsidy programme for electric vehicles

        Government provides €5000 subsidy for the purchase of EVs since 2020. Subsidies for an electric two- and three-wheeler amount to €250, of electric motorcycle, a motorcycle with a side seat, a heavy tricycle, a light and heavy quadricycle amount to €500.

        • Policy

        • Poland

        • 2023

        Subsidy scheme to develop cogeneration from municipal biogas

        The Polish Ministry of Climate and Environment, the Consultative Council of the Modernization Fund and the European Investment Bank approved a subsidy programme with a total allocation of PLN 1.5 billion to co-finance the development of cogeneration with municipal biogas in the form of grant or loans covering 50% or 100% of eligible costs respectively.  The programme supports the construction of new, extension or modernization of existing installations for the fermentation of municipal organic waste and the use of the obtained biogas to generate energy through high-efficiency cogeneration. The programme receives applications from companies from February to…

        • Policy

        • Netherlands

        • 2020

        Subsidy Scheme for Electric Passenger Cars

        The Subsidy Scheme for Electric Passenger Cars is intended to incentivize new and used electric vehicle purchases. Purchase or lease agreements of these cars on or after June 4, 2020 are eligible for subsidy. Cars must be 100% electric, of at least 120 km, and the car must be produced as an electric passenger car and not converted into an electric car. For 2020 and 2021, the subsidy amounts for electric passenger cars are 2000 EUR for used electric passenger cars, and 4000 EUR for new electric passenger cars. Budget is spread over the period from 2020 to 2025, the…

        • Policy

        • Netherlands

        • 2021

        Subsidy Scheme for Zero-Emission Commercial Vehicles (SEBA)

        The Dutch Subsidy Scheme for Emission-free Commercial Vehicles (SEBA) subsidises businesses or non-profit institutions for purchasing or leasing emission-free company cars, starting in 2021.

        • Policy

        • Czech Republic

        • 2023

        Subsidy for Czech electricity TSO ČEPS

        The Czech Ministry of Industry and Trade will provide a subsidy of CZK 22.7 billion to the Czech electricity transmission system operator ČEPS to cover increased costs of electricity procured to cover energy losses in the transmission system and for ensuring system services. The subsidy aims at shielding final consumers from an increase in electricity transmission costs.

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