List revised 5 December 2001. Disclaimer.
Austria - Belgium - Denmark - Finland - France - Germany - Greece - Italy - The Netherlands - Norway - Portugal - Spain - Sweden - United Kingdom
No particular financial incentive referenced to date by the National GreenLight Contact Point
les aides en secteur public :
- pour les bâtiments des pouvoirs locaux (programme AGEBA)
- pour les écoles et les hôpitaux (programme ECHOP)
- pour les infrastructures sportives
- pour l'éclairage public (EPEE)
- les subsides des distributeurs
- subvention pour frais d'études préalables
- prime à la consultance
- déduction fiscale pour investissement économiseur d'énergie
- primes octroyées par les distributeurs d'électricité
- aide à l'engagement de personnel : décret 123 PME
- subvention aux fédérations professionnelles
- subvention pour agrément technique
- subvention pour recherche industrielle de base
- avance récupérable pour la recherche appliquée, le développement et la démonstration
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No incentive for energy-efficient lighting only. Other national incentives containing all areas of energy use: governmental, energy audit support, subsidies for energy-efficiency investments etc. See with your National GreenLight Contact Point
Energy aid
Energy aid is discretionary State aid. Energy aid is primarily intended
for directing the solutions of energy production and consumption to a
less carbon dioxide intensive direction.
Energy aid can be granted for development of energy economy to become
more environment-friendly, to promote the take-up of new technology and
to increase the security and versatility of energy supply. The focus of
energy aid is on projects enhancing the take-up of new technology. The
aim of the aid is to further launching of the project and to reduce the
risks of new technology. Aid can be granted within the limits of the
parliamentary authorisation included in the State budget.
Enterprises and corporations are eligible for aid. Eligible corporations
are e.g. municipalities, parishes and foundations. Aid is not granted to
residential real estates, government bodies, farms, establishment
projects eligible for State support or to private persons.
The objectives of energy aid, projects supported, aid intensities and
other general terms are defined in the Government Decision 29/1999 on
the general terms and conditions of granting energy aid.
More detailed instructions on applying for the aid, eligible costs and
payment of the aid are given in the Decision by the Ministry of Trade
and Industry 210/1999 on the conditions for granting energy aid.
Grants for demonstration and exemplary operations.
- Demonstration operations consist of the first full-scale implementation of innovative efficient techniques or processes coming from the research & Development sector or moved to a new sector. Rate of support: typical 30%, max. 40%.
- Exemplary operations deal with energy-efficient technologies that have already been tested (e.g. through demonstration projects) but need to be disseminated at a much wider scale. The objective of exemplary operations is to rapidly create national and regional references. Rate of support: typical 20%, max. 30%.
Contact:
Hervé Lefebvre
ADEME
500 route des Lucioles
F-06560 Valbonne
Phone: +33 (0)4 93 95 79 58
fax: +33 (0)4 93 65 31 96
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.ademe.fr
No particular financial incentive referenced to date by the National GreenLight Contact Point
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IDAE-ICO Financial line for efficient and renewable technologies (see www.idae.es)
No particular financial incentive referenced by the National GreenLight Contact Point
The Energy Saving Trust is a leading organisation in the promotion of the efficient use of energy in the UK. It is an independent and non-profit distributing organisation which runs a variety of energy efficiency schemes.
Other UK-side initiatives that offer support to potential partners are the Design Advisory Service and Site Specific Advice, both run out of BRECSU at the BRE.