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Policy
Slovenia
2000
Eco-Fund
The Ecological Fund (Eco-Fund) is a public financial institution providing soft loans for projects ranging from energy production, energy efficiency improvements, to renewable energy projects. Soft loans are provided to local authorities and other legal entities, up to 40% of eligible investment cost for large-scale companies and 50% of eligible investment cost for small and medium companies.In 2024, the Official Gazette of the Republic of Slovenia No. 55/2024 sets higher subsidies for energy efficiency measures on the building envelope, i.e. for the replacement of windows and for thermal insulation.Households and firms could get up…
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Policy
France
2024
France 2030 - DECARB IND 25
| This programme earmarks budget up to EUR 30 million per project for projects with a minimum CAPEX of EUR 3 million. First call opened in December 2024 with the program running until June 2026 with one call per year. Technology should address at least one of the levers (1) Energy efficiency; (2) Change in the energy mix; (3) Modification of the material mix; (4) Carbon capture, recovery and storage.
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Policy
United Kingdom
2022
Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme
Up to GBP 635 million of government funding made available to public sector organisations so they can install low carbon heating, such as heat pumps, and energy efficiency measures including double glazing and loft insulation. The funding is available through the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme with organisations such as NHS Trusts, schools and local authorities able to apply for grants from September 2022.A second year of Phase 3c delivery in FY 25/26 funding was confirmed via the Autumn Budget on 30 October 2024.
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Policy
Canada
2024
Canada Green Buildings Strategy
…the 2030 Emissions Reduction Plan. Released in July 2024, the Strategy sets out the Government’s vision and steps to address the twin challenges of affordability and climate change, towards more energy efficient, affordable and greener homes and buildings. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions, helping lower energy bills in the residential buildings, and promoting more efficiency in the commercial, institutional, and industrial buildings, are key areas of the strategy. Some initiatives which fall under the strategy include the Canada Greener Homes Affordability program, the National Approach to Home Labelling, and the modernization of tools such as the ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager.
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Policy
New Zealand
2024
Low Emissions Heavy Vehicle Fund
The $27.75 million Low Emissions Heavy Vehicle Fund (LEHVF) grant scheme is aimed to support ‘first movers’ by addressing the purchase price barrier to the adoption of ZEHVs in New Zealand. The fund will be administered by the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority (EECA), with the objectives to: a. Continue to build the transport sector’s confidence to invest in the adoption of zero emission trucks, non-public transport buses and heavy vans beyond demonstration, by supporting integration of zero emissions vehicles into their fleets. b. Gather insights into other operational barriers to widespread uptake and commercialisation, such as…
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Policy
United States
2021
(Colorado) Senate Bill 21-264 Clean Heat Targets
…gas distribution utilities in Colorado to submit “clean heat plan” to cut CO2 and methane emissions from their delivered gas. Recommended measures include energy efficiency, bio-methane, hydrogen, recovered methane, beneficial electrification of customer end users and leak detection. The gas distribution enterprises, defined as a public or municipal utilities with more than ninety thousand retail customers, are required to submit the plan to the Colorado Air Quality Control Commission prior to August 1, 2023 or January 1, 2024, depending on their company size. The plan requires projected reductions in methane and carbon dioxide emissions together on a carbon dioxide…
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Policy
United States
2021
Consolidated Appropriations Act
…with the phasedown to 22% in 2024 and 10% in 2025- extending the onshore wind production tax credit by 1 year- extending tax credits by two years for fuel cell vehicles, biofuels, and alternative fuel infrastructure- extending through 2025 (two additional years) tax credits awarded on a per-ton basis for carbon dioxide that is sequestered- providing USD 90 million in grants for replacing older diesel-powered vehicles and equipment with cleaner-burning models, USD 3 million more funding from FY 2020. - provisions for mandatory reporting of methane emissions from animal manure- allowing the commercial building energy efficiency tax deduction…
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Policy
Switzerland
2018
Feed-in Tariffs for RES and investment grants for small and large (>100kW) PV, hydropower, and biomass
…amount of funds, there is a long waiting list.
Other Measures: Besides the FiT and the investment aids, there are other measures that are financed by the grid surcharge: Hydropower remediation aims at compensating the costs of remediation measures to be implemented by existing hydropower plants to prevent or eliminate the effects of hydropeaking and change of bed load budget or to ensure passability for migrant fish. (Funding: 0.1 Swiss cent/kWh - 60 million Swiss Francs) Tenders for energy efficiency supporting electricity efficiency measures in the industry as well as in private households. (Funding: 5% of the grid surcharge). -
Policy
India
2024
SIGHT Programme - Component I: Incentive Scheme for Electrolyser Manufacturing Tranche II
…The scheme includes three technology categories: one open to all technologies (1.1 GW/year), one for indigenous producers (0.3 GW/year), and one for indigenous stack manufacturers (0.1 GW/year), each with defined bid ranges. Incentives are adjusted based on energy efficiency and domestic value addition. In July 2024, 23 companies were selected with significant oversubscription across all categories. Letters of agreement were issued to 13 companies by early 2025, including a 300 MW/year award to Wanree Energies. The scheme mandates increasing domestic content—from 40% in year one to 80% by year five—with some…
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Policy
France
2022
Ma prime Rénov
In the framework of its Economic and Social Resilience Plan, the French government enacted an enlargement of "Ma prime Rénov", a revenue-based subsidy scheme aimed at boosting home retrofits, from mid-April 2022 to the end of the year. The scheme was later extended in 2023, and support for the installation of high-efficiency gas-based heating systems was then scrapped. In 2024, the scheme was further revised to better target low-revenue households and incentivize both one-off energy-efficient ameliorations (such as boiler upgrades) and more energy-efficient renovations combining several ameliorations.