Apply for a grant for measures to provide process heat from renewable energies
Source: BUS Rheinland-Pfalz
The Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi) promotes the provision of process heat from renewable energies in companies.
You can receive funding for the following measures:
- Solar collectors,
- biomass systems,
- heat pumps, provided they use renewable heat sources.
- Heat storage tanks for these heat generators
You will not receive funding
- for measures prescribed by law,
- if you have already started the measure before submitting the application.
The amount of the subsidy depends on the size of your company:
- small and medium-sized companies (up to 249 employees and annual turnover of no more than EUR 50 million or balance sheet total of no more than EUR 43 million): up to 55 percent of eligible costs,
- large companies (250 or more employees and annual turnover of more than EUR 50 million or a balance sheet total of more than EUR 43 million): up to 45 percent of eligible costs.
Eligible costs are
- All costs for the implementation of the measure,
- ancillary costs for planning and installation.
Eligible costs also include costs for
- the integration of the measure into an existing process and
- yield monitoring and fault detection of the installed measurement and data acquisition systems.
You can receive a maximum grant of EUR 10 million.
You will only receive the grant once you have completed your measure. To do this, you must prove
- that you have spent the money on the measure,
- that the measure technically fulfills its purpose.
You must keep all invoices and receipts relating to the eligible costs.
Applications for funding are processed by the Federal Office of Economics and Export Control (BAFA).
You have no claim to the approval of the subsidy.
Reference to further funding opportunities of the program:
You can also apply for a loan via the "Federal funding for energy efficiency in industry" funding program (apply for a loan with repayment subsidy for measures to provide process heat from renewable energies).