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Energy efficiency and building renovation programmes under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR) and REPowerEU
Romania’s revised Recovery and Resilience Plan includes €2.9 billion for energy-efficiency renovation and seismic consolidation of residential and public buildings. The programme supports insulation, heating system upgrades and improved energy performance. Implementation has been expanded through REPowerEU (2024–2025), including household voucher schemes providing up to €20,200 for renovation, solar PV and storage, particularly targeting vulnerable households. The programme aims to increase renovation rates and reduce energy consumption across the building sector.
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100 000 induction cookstove - India's Energy Efficiency Services Limited
In 2024, India’s Energy Efficiency Services Limited, a state-owned company, closed a tender for buying 100 000 induction cookstoves in pursuit of economies of scale and lower costs.
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Energy Efficiency Grant
Launched in 2022, the grant was initially intended for companies in the Food Services, Food Manufacturing, and Retail sectors. It was enhanced in 2024 to include more sectors, including Manufacturing, Construction, Maritime, and Data Centres and their users. The enhanced grant also aim to fold in the Energy Efficiency Fund (E2F). It provides two tiers of support – a base tier to provide support for pre-approved EE equipment up to S$30,000; and an advanced tier up to $350,000 to support companies for larger investments that drive greater energy efficiency.
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Francesco Pavan
Energy Technology Analyst - Hydrogen.
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Improving energy efficiency in enterprises (I001)
Energy efficiency measures for enterprises will be supported if recommended in an energy audit, assessing energy consumption and proposing measures for buildings, technological equipment and means of transport. Measures include improving thermal protection of buildings, improving efficiency of existing equipment, introducing energy monitoring systems. Supported through OP KŽP (2021–2023) and Programme Slovakia (2024–2030). Coordinated by the Ministry of Investment, Regional Development and Informatisation; implemented by SIEA.
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2024 Product improvement efficiency
The Colombian government earmarked financial support to improve the efficiency and safety of products under the scope of the technical regulations of the country's electric power sector. Among the objectives, the government seeks to improve regulatory practices of the Ministry of Mines and Energy's electric power sector.
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Tunisia- Energy Budget 2024
In 2024, The Ministry of Finance of Tunisia announced the budget for Energy sector in 2024, which is evaluated to be 113.3 million Dirhum. The budget will be directed to development programs as follows:Supporting Renewable Energy, Energy Efficiency, and Monitoring Energy Consumption Programs : 1.3 million DirhamDirect Input to the Energy Transition fund, which supports financing: self consumption solar systems; Energy consumption control in Mosques, local lighting systems, and public institutions ; installation of solar systems for public institutions : 52 million DirhamInstallation of solar systems for public institutions: 52 million DirhamEnergy Efficiency program for public Institutions: 8 million DirhamIn…
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California Energy Efficiency Obligation
…and gas. The obligation seeks to achieve an energy savings of 6 092 GWh per year, and an incremental energy savings of 0.3% when compared to total fuel consumption. Obligated parties include electricity and natural gas investor-owned utilities. Publicly-owned electric utilities, accounting for over 25% of overall load in the state, also face statutory energy savings obligations. Efficiency targets for electricity and gas utilities are set based on a legal standard of "all potentially achievable cost-effective" efficiency savings. Current goals: electricity, average goal for IOUs of about 1.15% of retail sales electricity through 2024. Natural…
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Grant Scheme to Encourage the Use of Renewable Energy Sources and Energy Saving in Homes (2024-2025)
Cyprus introduced a 2024-2025 grant scheme providing financial support for households to install renewable energy systems (notably solar PV) and implement energy efficiency upgrades. The programme targets energy affordability and energy poverty, offering subsidies of up to 75% for vulnerable households for measures such as insulation and rooftop solar. It forms part of a broader national funding envelope exceeding €500 million for energy transition and efficiency measures.
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National Program for Energy Efficiency of Multi-Family Residential Buildings
The Programme provided subsidies for the retrofit of residential building in Bulgaria. Supported by the Bulgarian Development Bank, it ended in December 2024.