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More than 18 billion euros will be available for projects targeting the energy sector

May 5, 2022

During 2022-2030, the European Union will allocate significant sums for investments in renewable energy production and storage capacities, energy efficiency, modernization and expansion of electricity networks and other energy fields. The implementation of these projects was envisaged in the context of the European Union’s energy efficiency and decarbonisation policies and objectives.   The need for these investments is amplified by the new political discourse on increasing the European Union’s energy independence, generated in the context of the conflict in Ukraine.   National Recovery and Resilience Program – the first calls scheduled for 2022 through the the National Plan for Recovery and Resilience, in the period 2022-2026, 1.62 billion euros will be allocated under the Energy component, money allocated for investments in wind and solar energy production and storage capacities, green hydrogen production capacities, cogeneration, investments in the entire value chain of photovoltaic batteries, cells and panels, but also to ensure energy efficiency in the industrial sector.   For Measure I1, intended for investments in new renewable energy production and storage capacities, the Ministry of Energy published, in February 2022, State Aid Schemes and Specific Guidelines for Financing, and the call for projects is to be opened on March 31, 2022 .   Also within the PNRR, Component 5 (Renewal Wave) provides subsidies of 2.2 billion euros for investments in increasing the energy efficiency of residential and public buildings. According to the PNRR schedule, the first calls for these investments would be launched by June 30, 2022.  

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